Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-09-24
LOCAL

Miss Bertha Green visited the
Misses Turner'S of Vinegar Bend
Saturday.
Miss Drusie Ferguson has gone to
attend the Presbyterian College at
Holly Springs.
Miss Laura Baxter visited friends
and relatives in Vinegar Bend and
Mobile last week.
Since his marriage W. H. Brock
has taken up permanent domicile in
Leakesville.
Carl Poo left Monday for Oxford.
going to enter the State University
for his second year.
Last week Mrs. Id Green visited
her daughter, Mrs. ]. L. Mills, Jr.,
at Fruitdale, Ala.
Miss Minnie: Mcleod is. up from
veanal this week visiting essaunt,
Mrs. S. T. Churehwell.
There we're thirteen applicants Ell
tesed in the teachers exSnaination
last Friday and Saturday.
The third Tnstalment Of the Fain
Letters comes. in too late for this
week, but will go in next time.
Mansfield Deshazo arrived from
Pierra, Lafayette Co., last week; he
is to teach in G. eene this winter.
Callers at our printery yesterday
were Mrs. Geo. E. Perkins and sister
Miss Malinda Holland of Rounsayille.
Sec single column ad of J. B. Ste
vens, Evanston, Miss, this edition.
He wants to gin and buy your cot
ton.
Rich Flournoy left Wednesday for
the University at Oxford. He and
Carl Pool will room together this as
last Term.
B. P. Harrison looked after bust
ness connected with his profession,
in the capital of Old Greene Monday
and Tuesday.
Miss Marion Avera' is down from
the hamlet of her familp name this
week, visiting her kinspeople in the
County Capital.
Miss Eva Grouse arrived from
Chicago via Fruitdale last Friday
and has opened up her millinery es-
adjustment for the season,
Mrs. d. c. Eubanks came up from
the Goose Pond last week to DO with
her daughter Mrs. WE. Bearry dur
ing the accouchment period.
A preacher by the name of Weber
from Wesson, but formerly Of State
Line, visited his kinsfoks, the DAVIS
family in Leakesvill9 last week.
Prof. Lonzo Denmark is home
resting up from his Summer S teach
down in Beat 4. He will begin IN
October out at the Brewer school
near Hillman.
1t will be hardly possible FOR any
of our readers to open their their pa
per this time and not catch a glance
at the big ad put on by the English
Carriage Co. of Mobile.
Miss Mary Allen ended her visit
with her uncle, DIR. Sam Pool S fam
ily last Monday and returned to lei
home at Hattiesburg. Miss Allen il
journalist, doing occasional report
orial work for the papers of her city
Misses Alice Ward and Virgi'
Young of Luceda.e were among thu
number of young ladies in the exam
ination here last week. Miss Ware
is a younger sister of Mrs. L. Evans
Mrs. Evans went down with then
on the return,
Eugene Breland gives in q yer.
enthusiastic account of fish-fry a
McLeod's ferry last Friday in whicl
approxim ltely one thousand OF tn
finny tribe were caught in man S ORA
net the seine. He brought HON
a sack of fine brim and trout froI
the haul.
Dan Mcleod Jr. of Vernal, son
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.. Mcleod, lei
Wednesday for Atlanta, Ca, wher
he will enter one of the Medic;
Colleges. Dan is a studious youn
man as shownby his persistency
school here.
A letter from Webster Walle
watts the news down that he is no
at Blue Mountain attending the Boy
School at that place. The Heral
will travel up there to keep him Il
formed of the doings down in O
Greene during his absence.
With this issue we commence ru
ming a display ad for the Breedt
Medicine Co., of Chattanooga, Ten
which is about their Rheumatic reI
edy. We have letter from M
Breeder in which he emphatlcal
assures that wording of their ad
conservative, considering the me
its of the preparation. He had o
notice that we did not care to car
the ad of any remedy, the wording
which was out of keeping with t