Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-16
LOCAL

early in the week.
The Afford family are occupying
the smaller James cottage.
Raj James and son Joe got back
Wednesday from a trip down to
Gulfport.
E. w. Breland was up to Waynes-
boro the middle of last week at
tending Circuit Court.
Mrs. Anna X. Givens was another
Merrillite in attendance on Chancery
Court in estate matters.
Rev. W. A. Hays fastened away
by rail Wednesday to the bedside OF
dying brother at Wesson.
Since moving back from Avera the
L. E. (George) Mills family are hv-
ing in the smaller Naples house.
A mid-week visitor to the county
capital was Alex Smith of the Graf
ton link of the Richton rural mall
pike.
Pretty well all the James we're
here Monday seeing about PARTITION
ing of their fathers the late Pat
James estate.
Business connected with the wind
ing up of her mothers estate brought
Miss Dolly Breland up from Merrill
to Chancery Court,
Leaf had three other representa-
tives here as attendants on Chancery
Court, in the persons of Ed, Clyde
and Warren Thomson.
A lawyer brother of DR.. M. l..
Batson. hailing from Bond, is here
this week looking over this situation
with a view to locating.
W. F. Breland came over to
Chancery Court in the estate matter
of his mother, Mrs. Ann Breland,
Decd. His home is Beaumont.
Since the Clarks moved out of the
Harrison cottage on North side OF
street in Poolville, the Oglesbys have
exchanged the one they lived IN for
that one.
Hinkle P. Heidelberg has been re-
tanned by the Mayor and Board OF
Alderman as town attorney and
some of the force of his efforts are
already being felt.
In the Mayors Court last Satur-
day Bert Green and Yves Afford
were fined small sums and cost OF
court for ruckus which they mad on
the street the same day.
Our friend, L. G. Helms, who IS
sporting very wiry pair Of lawyer
whiskers, came up in association
with his conferee r. S. Hall, to the
heel of Chancery Court.
The street between drugstore
and Frank Green premises is being
opened up. Mr.. Green is tearing a
way that old store-house and will
move his garden pickets in on the
line.
Mr.. B. F. Bailey of Lucedale is
here for awhile, having been appoln-
ted by the Board of Supervisors to
be Superintendent for the county
on the New Jail, now in rapid course
of erection,
We are unofficially informed that
the Young Mr.. Ferguson, who with
drew from the principalship race OF
the Leakesville High School is likely
to close with the Pine Level Sweet
water) school.
Frank S. McInnis. brother Of
Mrs. John J. McInnis of this city,
came up from Moss Point and took
Elk Parte Lawyer decree in CHANGER
Y Court to pass examination on
knowledge of the law.
County Correspondence came IL
on us so thick this week as to compe
carrying over something, SO We
postpone the Dan Mcleod article an
other week. 1t has keeping qualities
and will be alright for then.
T. L. Naples and H. NJ. Crous'
are planning to emmigrate in few
weeks to the promising Great Nortl
West. They will light in the Seattle
Washington, country, which is nov
from all accounts the richest front
Ter section of the continent.
L.. n. Ball has rented the two
story red house owned by R. 0. Nc
Innis and is having his household Ell
fects moved therein. His wife an
babe will return from Lafayette &c
Sunday and they will immedlat
domicile in this rented home.
Judge Hardy has recalled his pun
pose expressed by letter to Cler
Mckay recently to hold the regula
August Term of the Circuit courl
and intends to pretermit same, motto
Of which will probably officially al
pear in these columns in short.
Two correspondence went tn
waste basket route this week; til
ONO for loolx of rpal cipnat11rp til