Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-09


trip to Mobile the first part of the
week.
L. w. Brannan of Grand Fay, Ala.
was in Leakesyille yesterday on legal
business.
Claude Anding Jr., was very sick
in the mid-week but is better at
this writing.
Prof. J. F. Miller has accepted the
principalship of the Mendenhall pub
lie High School.
The regular monthly term of JUS
tice Amslers court was held at the
courthouse Saturday.
A trip to Mobile via Lucedale was
made this week by DR.. Sam Pool in
interests of patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Metzger
paid the formers parents a visit IN
Mobile early in the week.
During Picnic Day A. ]. HuIett of
Mohoba displayed his phlz IN town
for first time in many moons.
Owing to the excessive heat the
excursion to Chronicle Monday was
not so largely patr onized.
Miss Celia Breland, daughter of
Mr.. Alb Breland of Betty, has been
visiting relatives in town the last
few days.
Mrs. A. c. Lamb aud children of
Richton renamed over after the pic
mic visiting their kinspeople the
Millers and Balls.
]. J, Mcintosh had to give up his
job in Mobile account of rheumatism
and is now at the home of his father,
John Mcintosh of Vernal
Miss Annette Batson, who is agent
and reputed good one of the Rail-
road at Richton, visited her brother
NJ. L. Batson, picnic day.
See the card of C. B. Blalack,
Blacksmith in this issue. Tom Ma
pies has dropped out of the bushes,
and Mr.. Blalack continues it right
on.
Two Graftonites to favor our prin-
terry with an inspection on last press
day were E. E. Roberts and j. W..
Wade, here attending the Farmer S
County Union convention.
We neglected to localize in our
last issue the arrival of Mrs. Emily
Breland and daughter, Elite, from
Meridian. They are visiting Mrs.
Breland's kith and kin here.
The town council passed some Or
dinances with reference to back-pre-
misses cleaning and opening streets
at their session Tuesday that make
for the betterment of the town.
Miss Pearl Hazard of Chronicle
visited the Greens during Picnic
portion of the past week. She was
a class-mate of We editors during
his school period in that town.
]. B, Turner was another whom
the Picnic left at Leakesville. lie
tarried till Monday to transact some
business before Board of Supervisors
and then left by rail via Moss Point.
Bill Williams has his wife in the
Inge- Bondurant Sanitorlum in Mo-
bile at present. She was too SICK tC
90 on to Tate Springs, Tenn, ano
they had to stop her off in the Gull
City for while to get more strength
In the Mayors Court "Wednesday
Jim Taylor was fined SO and costs
for disorderly conduct in puDll'
place. and VIM. Clark one-cent ant
costs for assault and battery on lay
lor- with a shillaylee.
The Agricultural lecture last Fri
dav by Prof. E. r. Lloyd OF Starks-
vile was no disappointment, being
up to expectations as to prohtaol
and practical discussions and hint
on farming in this section
Jas. Wulff of Mobile Co., Ala, wa
here during the picnic. He is
brother of BENZ. F. Wulff OF Stock
ION, Cal. We enjoyed a personal con
tact with the brother OF our charm
ing California correspondent.
Two former McLain citizens no.
claim Cheraw, Miss, for home, name
ly: J. w. Green and Cordes Dawson
Green is the moving spirit OF tn
Enterprise Lbr. Co., of that place
while Dawson is handling the cleric
al end.
Travis Byrd of Janet. son OF Josia
Byrd not Allen, took peep in on !
last Press day. Travis has the fresh
ness of the hills of Western Green
about his personality, and twas lii
a breeze from the good old countr
days of-our youth to behold his JOS
Gus countenance.