Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-11-12

will be inserted Tor 81 payaDle III du-
vance; if lorgwinded, extra charge
added.
Mr.. and J. Mcleod en-
tered into housekeeping III their
dainty new home in Pool addition
last week.
E. W. L. Davis was down from
the Upper prong of Big Creek Wed
nesday. He does his trading III
Leakesville.
The Roberts, Beard & Co., have a
new talk on that part of this page
devoted to their advertising. Read
it and be wise.
Miss Mary Metzger of Mobile, IS
a guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. A. Metzger; she. is the eldest
sister of George.
Another Leakesvillian to take IN
Taft Day at Jackson, whom we unln-
tentionally omitted mentioning last
wekk, was r. O. MclnniS.
A couple from Janet in Leakesville
last Saturday, were Mr.. H. ID. Free
man and Miss Della Wells. This Of
fee acknowledges a pleasant call by
them.
AS is usual these days Justice Am
sler has an interesting Court each
First Saturday in the month. Such
term was being pulled off that day
of last week.
The convention of the County
Teachers Association held Saturday
was quite well attended. We regret
being crowded for time and missing
the juicy program they had on.
A taxpaying expedition explains
the presence of H. Hovatter and j.
G. Williams in the county capital
early in the week. Those two old
bows seem to be fast crOnies.
Some trespass cases to prosecute
in interest of the lands OF the Rose
Lbr. Co., brought ]. B. Merrill and
L. G. Helms to the County-seat town
Saturday. These in Justice court.
E. G. Ball was up Tuesday from
the community of ditto name, ana
informs us that despite the long wet
season early in the year, that his
neighborhood is going TO harvest
quite an abundant crop.
Thursday, Nov. 18th, is the date
on which Thanksgiving has been set
to fall in the year of our Lord nine
teen hundred and nine. The customary
editorial with this as theme, will
appear in the next issue.
A rattlesnake of three feet length
was killed by Miss Winnie Box, daugh
ter of J. K. Box of Exsho, one day
last week d little the other side OF
Mt. Pisgah Church. Our informant
failed to give number of rattles.
It may have a siDg-song sound a.
bout it to say that Tom Avera was
in town Wednesday, but its our bus
mess to record the movements OF
the Greene County folks and we
catch them just as we can, though
our language may drop into the
commonplace recital form.
Dad Baldwin is just uncovering a
kiln of brick burned at Tom Avera' S
place. He has been boarding with
Jim Avera while putting the kiln
through. From reports we have III
hand, he has been sustaining his rep
utation for noise and fun while, On
the Job, to use a Bill Taft coIloqua-
ism.
Monday DIR. Sam Pool, accompa-
MED by his eldest daughter, Miss
Lucille, left for Hattiesburg, where
the Doctor goes to see a sick rela-
tive. From there they viii journey
on down to New Orleans, as the
Doctor wishes to take in the Con
yention of the Southern Medical As
ISOLATION which is so timed as to ut
into his plans.
Arrivals from Richton via Jackson
last week, were Mr.. and Mrs, Phi
Brown, who are but recently mar
ried and taking a bridal tour. Mrs.
Brown is the Miss Annette Batson
we used to know, and they coming
visiting her brothers family, DIR. M.
l.. Batson. They look after the rail
road agency at Richton.
Only forty-nine (49) left OF those
FREE subscriptions to be given a
way with every renewal or subscrlp
ton in amount of 81 to this papel
between now and January |, 1910
more fully explained in big ad OF
front page. Rush up with a vince
if you want to get this Agricultural
paper free without any strings tle'
to the conditions.
Another Greene County citizen t.
take in Taft Day at Jackson Monda'
of last week, was Mr.. J. ". Daugh
drill of McLain vicinage. He trav
eled up to Newton on the K. O., AM
was there joined by his son-in-laV
and former resident of Leaf, on tn
trip over and back. One of til
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