Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-09-17

the Grafton community.
See change on G. A. Metzger ad
He is opening the Oyster season in
his shop.
Rich G. Miller left last week fol
Clinton, and will spend the Term al
the Mississippi (Baptist) College.
Deputy Shift. Jake Green was rid
ing out in the county early in the
week looking after some official bust
ness.
And the time is here when the
school boys and girls gather up their
books and dinner baskets and HE
forth.
The Drugstore building has been
beautifed by fresh p..int under the
deft handling of the brush by j. M.
Marney.
A woven wire fence ad of that en-
terprising merchant J. B. Stevens, OF
Evanston, Miss, appears on our
fourth page.
Cecil Mcleod has gone back to the
A. g. NJ. College, Starksville. Cecil
seems determined on going all the
wey through there.
A, B. Coates of Laurel, who is a
paralytic of several years standing,
has been visiting his relatives, the
Mlllers, at this place for sometime.
F. M. Baldwin, popularity sobri-
quetted Dad, is warming up the
ecno,.s of Leakesville this week with
that high-keyed and mirthful turned
voice of his.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Marsh, who
were married since Mr.. Marsh has
been occupied here as foremanLon
the bridge repair job, are boarding
at the DOrmitOry.
C.. Mack Todd came out from Jane
last Friday to bring Estelle Smith
here to take the cars to Meridian
where she will be entered in the Bee
son school by her aunt.
Thursday of last week, Solomon
Ball brought his sister, Miss Isabel
out from Betty to take the train here
to Meridian, where she enters the
Meridian Female College.
This week DR.. and Mrs, E. Faux
got finally domlciled in their rented
home on this side of the river. This
the McInnfs house recently vacated
by the M. l., McRae family.
Ezra Churchwei left early in the
week Tor Meridian where he will at
tend the Beeson Male College. he
will board with his Aunt, Mrs. Eml-
ly Breland, who keeps house on Col
lege Heights.
The contracting crew are now busy
erecGlng the cells III the new jail anc
the on. y one we have for that matter
because part of their JOB was to teal
the two ODD ones away and they did
the first shot out of the box.
The Leakesvilie Graded High
School opened Monday with appro
pirate ceremonies in the way OF IN
vacations and addresses. There wer'
50 enrolled that day, and slice TIT
figure has mounted above the 1Ol
MARI.
Nut Brannan drove up from tn
Southern end of the county Thurs
dav of last week, after his wife. wh'
has been visiting her sister, Mrs, II
E. McInnis. Ye editor and Nut wer
in school together when boys a
Chronicle.
Let the Herald follow to cheer an
keep posted about home happening
YOUR sons and daughters who go
wav to school. No more thoughtfl
act towards them could be hit upo
than this. Try it and hear the
gladstone expressions to you for it.
In this issue appears the ad
Bank Restaurant Co., which is en-
bellished with two-figure cut shoy
ing the approximate effects OF tt
good food, that house serves to i
patrons. If he we're not IN Califo
MIA, we might say that Wulff is Il
fat man, or the after taking felio'
A number of installations of t
Acetylene Gas light outfits ha
been made by the g. G. Faux & c
ia our town and Mr.. B. F. Rou
and his assistant are still here bust
in that way, while G. G. Faux hi
self ran up in the mid-week to ht
look after the business. The mello
ness of this type of light is certain
away ahead of anything we hs
seen in any gas illumination.
From Billie Hoogterp, who was
town Tuesday. and is the pres'
postmaster of that place, but
rendered and had his resignation
cepted by the Department, we lei
that the Adamsville post-office
be abolished after Sept. 80. All
rons Of that Office will have to
addressed either at Avera, Leak
~,;llo or the nearest convenient Of