Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-01-08
LOCAL

THIS Henry Grouse family spent
Christmas at FruitdaIe with the par
ent Crouses.
Carl Pool ran down from the Uni
versity for the Holidays to be at home
with folks and boyhood comrades.
Lee Rounsaville and Joe I.
Thomas together made an incursion
to Leakesvifie Tuesday.
Spent part of the Holidays in Ne
shoba county visiting Mr.. Alderman S
people, did he wife and children.
Little Betty Ball is still in Mobile
as we write, but is some better, the
headache having left her for awhile.
Miss Della Churchwell is back from
Merrill, where she went at the death
of her grandmother, Mrs. Ann Bre-
land.
L. C. Peaster has been about town
for the last several days erecting the
chimneys to the d. E. Breland build
ING, of which there are several.
Another family to HE away to Wis
it parents during the Holidays, the
Nat Owen They spent it with Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Owen of New Albany,
Mats parents.
Fast recovering from the effects
of that attack of Pneumonia, is Mrs
O. E. Baird. She went to her faith
er's, Mr.. Alb. Breland, for nursing
attention during the seige.
A family by the name of Campbell
hailing from Mobile, have domiciled
in the Coaker house near School
grounds. Campbell has position at
the Bear Greek Mill.
At the foreclosure sale. On Dec.
21st. of the S. M, McEachern prop
erty in town, J. E, Miller was the
successful bidder, and in him is now
vested title to that place.
Gaines Roberts Jr., the fourteen
year old son of E. Gaines Roberts,
has been laid up this week with a
severe cut to one of his feet from an
AK, happening while he was trimming
a binder.
The Holidays usually coax Hinkle
Heidelberg away from Leakesville to
Heidelberg with his parents. Such a
trip he made this season, departing
with sprig of holly in his coat lapel
button-hole.
Bill Harper of Poplar Springs, Mon
roe Co., Ala, visited his brother Z.
f. Harper, during the Holidays
Were glad to form his acquaintance
as he comes from near what was our
oldtime diggings.
A visitor to Leakesville Tuesday,
was Chas. w. Bearry. He is fixing
to establish residence within Greene
county, near the Eastern border lne.
His present abode is over in West
Washington Co., Ala.
Went over to Columbia to spend
Xmas with his wifes brother and
family, did Rev. W. A. Hays, Mrs.
Havs Clara and Ralph. They we're
accompanied on their return by Mrs.
Hay's mother and little nephew.
Left early in the week to visit rel
atives ON the West side of the state,
Mrs. G. E. Adding and the apple OF
the eve of the Anding family, even
Claude the younger, a sprightly
youngster for his months in this
world.
That old patriach of the Jonathan
settlement, Hon. Geo. W. Smith sell
dom comes to town and calls at our
Office but what he drops some juicy
news items. We have an eagle story
from him worthy of recountlng, and
will present in our next.
Up to the County-seat Monday
Dec. %, was Mr.. Willie Washam OF
Ball. The editor was specially glad
to see Washam as he was one OF our
subscribers whom we hadn't before
had the pleasure of personal acqualn-
tance.
Come during the Holidays to make
his home with the E. Fl. Burch fam
ilv for awhile, did Luther Smith,
nephew of Mr.. Burch. The lad
mother IS dead and his father has II
consequence had to break up house
keeping.
To Mrs. C. e. Lewis of Mullett
belongs the honor OF Iurnlsnlns vi
HERALD with New Years pres
ent in the way of dollar on sub
scription. Her remittance reache
us by registered mail on that DAY
Thanks many
7. A. Cannon and wife OF Muilet
dropped in on US Wednesday. Ola
to form the acquaintance OF this 10
lady of another home to which I'll
paper weekly travels. They had VII
tied the J. D. Turner family t"
miles West. Cannon and Mrs. III
ner are cousins.
Wyatt Churchwell in bidding