Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-26
The Baxter family moved back to
Vinegar Bend Weesday.

A LuC6udlSf 10 WISH LeohCS NlIIO
Tuesday, was Mrs. L. Evans.
The cold spells OF this and last
week brought heavy frosts and some
ice.
Miss Emma Green spent Thanks
giving with her sister, Mrs. j. Lang
Mills of Fruitdale, Ala,
Prof. Brock took advantage of the
suspension of school for Thanksgiv-
ing to run up to his home in Clarke
County.
The HERALD force suspended
Yesterday to observe Thanksgiving,
consequently we are not getting to.
press till Friday evening.
Miss Eugenia Naples was over
from Deer Park vicinage the latter
part of this week spending the
Thanksgiving season at home.
l.. Chalmers Freeman, his good
lady and the heir apparent to that
home, Commodore Nelson, who has
seen two summers, were over from
Janet last Friday.
An unexpected thrush Of business
for the columns, a full-blOOded case
of the sulks with our Gasoline-englne
and about a dozen other things along
with the freeze conspired to throw
us one day late last week.
New Ads continue to flow into
these columns. It's gratifying to US
to receive this resumption Of pat
ronage since the panicky days have
flown, and the best part OF it is some
of it is altogether new business.
The Heidelberg house will soon be
completed; the interior work has
been finished and the point is now
being applied. 1t looms right across
street from our pr ntery and promis-
es to be verify thing of beauty.
If some of our correspondents will
think to mail their matter day ear
lier we canmanage to get them IN the
same week prepared. Several pieces
of contributed matter has to carry
over this week account of tardy re-
ceipt at this Office.
The average of TIE Leakesville
Graded High School has run up sui
fcient to justify putting on OF the
fourth teacher, who is Miss Willie
Adams, hailing from Clarke County,
which is the same county that Prof.
Brock claims as home.
The unarrested growth of Leakes-
vile continues to excite the interes t
of all observers. The Sabbath and
Night are about the only time in
which the clatter of the hammer and
the whish of the saw are not heard
in the air in our growing village.
Mrs. G. W. Faulk left Saturday
for Bay Minette, Ala, where she
goes to take treatment under Dr.
Campbell. the Electrical Specialist,
who is an old friend of the Faux
family While over there she will
visit her sister, Mrs. Callie Wilkins.
Thanksgiving Day was observed
in Leakesville in the customary way
Services were held at the M. Il.
Church. South in the Morning, and
the usual round of family dinners al
the noon hour. The stores closed
Manv spent a part of the day hunt
ING and in other recreationS.
Mr.. S. T. Churchweli is still con
fined to the house, account OF the
hurt he received in October. Dc
was driving his wagon through the
woods alone, and bouncing over los
was thrown out and very near par
alvzed for awhile. Fortunately hl'
brother lobe was in halloeing dis
tance and came to his assistance.
The Jackson Loan concern has al
ad in this issue of display proper
tons. We gave them an opportu
nitv to furnish us with explanator.
matter that would have indicted u
into the ramifcations of their plan Q
doing business, but as they have s.
far failed to respond in that particu
lar we are thus without information
TO write an Introductory comment.
From E. W. Breland, who wa
down at that town on that day, W
learn of a horrifying accident tina
hammered last Saturday IN Lucedal'
A four year old son of Kennedy, til
Blacksmith. fell under and was mai
gled by a heavily loaded 8 wheel WaE
on He was crushed into Dloodl
dirty bruised mass, bereft OF III
The driver of the cart was unaWal
of the terrible deed his wagon M
committed till he was oVertaKe
some distance from town and lnforr
ed of it. :,
Free. to Boys and Girls, Flexlo
Flyer. ''The sled that steers. II
host sled in the world. You can ca
ily secure one within few days
doing little pleasant work. Son
have in few hours. Be the hrst
your town. Write today, Stain
your age. A postal will 40. W.
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