Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-02-12
FRIDAY
LOCAL
Valentine, Valentines, Valentines!
LID G. A. Mstzger

Hinkle P Heidelberg had wres
tie this week with sickness.
A letter received from M. c.. Nc
Innis informs us that Daisy, Miss. i:
now his address.
In town today is Mr.. Kila Plat
of the Upper East Side. One of his
sons accompanied him.
Jno. H. and Geo. W. Bearry have
purchased the Livery Stable in
Leakesville of r. G. Martin.
Rufe Bradley was in town today
Rufe has a method of expression,
generally admitted to be inimitable.
AS previously alluded to as their
intention, the Will R. Murray fam
lily moved to Waynesboro last week.
Your attention is called to the
Moving Picture Show at School Hall
Monday and Tuesday Night pay
mtr.)
In the Providence Infrmary in Mo
bile, is Mrs. W. W. Williams of this
city. She was operated upon for U
terine troubles.
The house belonging to ]. E. AL
derman, across from the Leakesvllle
Mercantile Co. store, Is being painted
and renovated.
An arrival to Lerkesville last week,
was Mrs. Fannie D. Priester, who
comes to be with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. W. Faux.
Eldndge Williams, a young man
from the Upper East Side, was in
Leakesville Saturday, coming as the
escort for one of the lady teachers.
J. D. Turner made the trip down
to Mobile early last week, in order to
assist his sister, Mrs. Gillie Neel,
bring her son Writ home from the
hosp tia
Arrivals tonight from Mendenhall,
we're Mr.. and Mrs. R. z. Sheehy and
two children, Ruth and Robert. Mr..
Sheehy comes on professional bust
al
Geo. B. McRae got back Saturday
from his trip to Bay Minette. He
thinks the treatment he got there
benefited him, though he did not
stay but short while.
Out from Mobile yesterday we're
Messrs W. FL. Louisell and j. I.
McKeon, attending to business mat
tiers of the Bear Creek Mill Co., of
which they are the owners.
Newcomers to Leakesville are Mr..
and Mrs. Louis (Boss) Byrd. Boss
is the second oldest son of our towns
men, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Byrd.
They having been living in Jackson
Couutp.
The regular monthly term of Jus
tice Court for Beat /. was held Sat
urday at the courthouse. From
some names called at the window,
we infer that some civil judgments
were taken.
Mrs. A. M. Riggs and son r. E.
Smith, who is the mechanical genius
for this Office, have rented and will
next week move into the Alderman
house near Leakesville Mercantile
Co. Store.
Mrs. Margaret Faux is back from
Memphis, Tenn, where she and the
little daughter, Elizabeth, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Stone, Mrs.
Faulk's parents. This is the wife OF
DIR. E. Faux.
The rain of today is bringing the
river back slowly to where it was
from the showers early in the week
a low running stage. So presume
raftmen will get to drift some tim
Der out to market.
A toarential rain struck this vi
cinity Tuesday, pouring down pretty
well all day. The hollows were al
filled and flooded with water rushing
off to empty in the river which is
very low from the long dry spell.
A frantic effort is being made by
some of the logmen to get off RATS OF
the little squirt of water from the
rain early in the week. As the rive
began to drop out yesterday, its
hard to tell whether they will sue
coed or not.
Alighted from Tuesdays train, die
w. r. Hath0rn, who was on his way
from Clara to Washington. He ha'
been singing the saw and hammer a
the former place. Hathorn is !
pleasant carp. We enjoyed cal
from him.
In writing up the McInnis- Kins
Wedding typographical error oc
Cured. Our article read that thu
wedding happened on Jany. II, whel
Jany. 10Th was the date when i
came off, The type will sometimes
slip figure on us.
Outgoers on Mondays train wer'
Miss Pearl Mcleod and little Lin
field IRELAND. Miss Pearl was bounC
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