Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-04-30

LOCAL

SOO.
Since closing up his school out
at Brewers, Ionic Denmark is at
homo again.
; Some work was recently done by
Z. w. Breland as special Deputy
Tax-Assessor.
Some shopping was done 10 this
burg Wednesday byJ D. Daughdrill
from the Forks. -
= An attack of Rheumatism confn-
cd Mr.. Nat Owen to his room ear
ly in the week
Miss Nola Churchwell got home
Thursday from Rounsaville, having
closed her school there.
In the Hospital in Mobile, is Mrs.
Bill Williams of this place. She has
been down there for several days.
A homecomer Sunday from Hot
Springs, Ark, was Mrs. Dock Beard;
who has been away for number OF
weeks.
Prof. W. ). Seaman forsook the
quiet hooks of his country home near
McLain Thursday and came to the
eounty-seat town.
On a trip down to the countryside
village Wednesday, Hon. j. Andrrw
Smith, was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Pearl.
On Wednesday blith and debon
nair Prof. j. c. Fain sailed into the
Capital burg. His school closed last
week and he is now footloose to drive
around when the fancy strikes.
A few wheels on subscriptions
which have run over, would conduce
to more healthier fnrncial condi-
ton to the HERALD, if a number
would do the noblesse obligee
Some of our country correspOn-
dents are silent of late. Wonder
what's the matter? Wake up we gal
LIANT scribblers and lets make things
hum with hamlet happenings.
The old and interesting legal doc
uments exhibited in type this issue,
were kindly furnished US by Hon. j.
A. Smith. MIR. Andrew possibly may
les US have some others later on.
This has been another week of the
Springtime when things were dull
in Leakesville for the newshunter. 1t
has been a hard push to gather e
nough items to pad out our local col
umns.
A trio of Upper East Siders rode
into Leakesville Monday, namely:
Geo. Palmer, Tom Williams and ].
D. GiVens. Poplar Springs is the
particular part of that section they
dwell in.
The thermometer has begun to
show quite a rise to its mercury.
The days are warming up as they
lengthen. Fishbate is engrossing
the mind of the small boy, just be-
ing turned loose from school for the
Summer vacation. Look out perch,
brim and trout for hook in that
inviting It'd bit,
By being little behind in getting
TO. press, are able to tell of the rain
fall here Friday night 1t was a lit
eral deluge. The heavens seemed tC
have opened without restraint and
the rain poured down in torrents
for several hours, while the thun-
ders roared and the Lightning almost
necessarily played zigzag up and
down and athwart the cloud-darken.
cd skies.
The rainfall as revealed by the o.
S. Govt. instrument kept by DIR. anc
Mrs. Sam Pool, for period covering
April to 9th inst was 917 inches, {
very high showing for single month
SO says the Doctor. That is for or
dinary weather conditions. A few
abnormal RAINY days have shown
this much in a single twenty -fou1
hours since the Doctor has kept thu
Official weather tab.
The Keetons, who are homestead
ers out just beyond Brewer Bridge Oh
Big Creek, entertained for the las
three weeks up until Wednesday
their daughter, Mrs. NJ. B. jackson
and little daughter Irmah. They tool
the train here Wednesday for thei
home at Coffeeville. The dotin'
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Keetol
will very much miss the bright am
winsome little granddaughter.
See card in this issue of Simon ]
saacson of'Lucedale. with referenc
to selling and trading horses an
mules. Simon is well-known IN a
this region, but wishes to becom
batter known and have his bushes
more vigorously presented. We en-
.deayor 10 serve him to that end. w
esteem Simon as very genial good
hearted Hebrew, and his past dea
ings being an open book, should pre-
claim his aptitude for patronage
DENTAL NOTICE.