Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-10-01
LOCAL

The Cooper family left Leakes1ill(
last week for Mobile.
The cold snap of this week has
nipped little, but no frost so far.
Saturday John Landlord was down
from Avera to the County-seat vii
lage.
Mesdames Andiug and Simmons
both got back home this week from
their trips.
Billy Eubanks, the phoneman, was
looking after the line in Leakesvillo
Wednesday,
The Board of Supervisors are due
to hold their regular monthly meet
ing Monday.
The Bear Greek Mill Co. are rig
ging up their plant with an Electric
Light outfit.
Some abstracting was responsible
for c. NJ Vanbenschoten's presence
in Leakesville this week.
Charley Feagan has moved into
the. Billy Williams cottage which the
Boards were occupying.
A. JysHulettof Edith crossed over
onto &st1e Leakesville side of the
Chiekasawhay on the repaired bridge.
The Dock Beard ia nily moved this
week into the house belonging to
DR.. Sam Pool vacated by the Comp
ers,
The Delivery Wagon belonging to
the Roberts, Beard Co., has been
treated with brilliant coat of red
paint and gilt lettering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jepsy Clark made
one of their occasional drives down
to the county capital this week. Mr..
Jepsy' arm is about we'll now.
Miss A, NJ. Morgan, who is train
ed nurse, following her profession in
Birmingham, Ala, is here this week
visiting her brothers, who are with
the Bear Greek Mill concern.
E. G. McInnis, Feed Inspector
through the A. &. NJ. College at
Starksville, was in Leakesville last
Friday. He halls originally from
Mendenhall.
Thursday of last week, Mrs. H.C.
Ball landed here on the return from
visit to her daughter Mrs. Har-
vey at Wilmer, Ala. H. c. met here
and they drove on out to the Betty
home
In sending 10 twO-years subscrip-
ton, G. w Newbill of Leaf, who is
an old patron of ours, writes: Must
have the HERALD. Newbill is
the agent at his town and good
railroader he is.
A tribute to Little Daisy, who re-
Gently departed from the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Bexley of McLain
by Cordes Dawson awaits space ac-
commodation and has for several
weeks. Possibly it will get in next
time.
Miss Mae Dozier, accompanied by
little Irene, Allie and Rudolph Do
zier and Rudolph Corndorffer, re-
turned to their home in New Orleans
Thursday of last week, having con-
Guided their usual Summer visit with
the Pools.
In town shopping Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Beard accompa-
MED by two little sons. A number
of East Siders whose faces we sell
dom saw in town during the time
the bridge was hors de combat, have
begun again to show up in the old
town.
E. H. Burch and G. J. Miller got
back from Tate Spring, Tenn, and
much benefited from their stay
there. On the return they came via
Chattanooga and ran out and view
ed that magnificent scenery which
Lookout Mountain. Mis- o y
Ridge and Chickamauga Military
Park so abundantly affords.
As has been his practice, Sheriff
D. E. Breland has his tax-receiptS Sc
near made out that the work will be
completed by Oct. LIST that he may be
ready for the early payers on the
first day the day permits his issueing
the receipts out. They cannot be
issued until the fiscal year is usher
ed in, and that is the date assigned
by Statute for it.
Horace Beard, an old friend of We
editors was in Leakesville in the
mid week selling calendars and ad,
vertising novelties for one OF the
mammoth houses that handle that
kind of printing. Horace launched
that mercantile business at Leaf seg
eral years ago that was the founda
ton for the well-known Green Co.
of McLain, who bought him out anc
moved the business up there.
HUNK ROLL.
The following persons have pait
fnr either renewals or new SubScrlp