Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-10-22
FRIDAY
LOCAL
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

Will appreciate your nelp.
(t0 JAMES FAULK, Publisher.
Justice Fred Amsler held court
Saturday.
Dad Baldwin came to town
Wednesday.
Leslie Mason of Mullett was in
town Monday,
How lucky it is that the man in
the moon is blind.
The man who could run news
paper to suit everybody, went to
heaven long ago.
J. E. Miller attended the Baptist
Association at Lucedale.
James Beard from across the river,
was Monday visitor.
The are now $40 pupils enrolled in
the Leakesville High School.
H. P. Heidelberg and G.. M. Van
Benschoten were in Lucedale Sunday.
Hon. J. A. Smith of the Grafton
neighborhood was in town Friday
last.
Carrie, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Churchwell is seriously
i'll.
Mrs. L. V. Hillman and infant
son of Washington were b er
Wednesday,
Lloyd Kittrel of Jonathan made
a business trip to Leakesvi lie
Wednesday,
A. c. Lee, bookeeper for the Bear
Greek Lbr. Co was in Mobile the
early part of the week.
Note change in the Peerless Press
ing Club adj Smiling William Clark
is now the manager.
E. W. Breland was oyer near
Lucedale Wednesday on business for
the Vinegar Bend Lbr. Co.
W, G. Smith, C. L, Kittrell and
Y. D. Cochran of McLain visited
Leakesville Saturday of last week.
Miss Ella Westerfeld will enter
the ranks of the teachers of Greene
County about the first of next month.
Hon. E. J. Bowers of Guifport
drove though from Lucedale Thurs
day, he will depart today, Friday.
Sam Avera was tried and acquitted
in the Mayor Court Monday of the
charge of disturbing the peace of the
town.
Mansfield Deshazo changed his
mind about teaching this winter and
has engaged as clerk with the
Peoples Drug Co.
T. D. Roberts of McLain and ]. l..
Prentiss of Jonathan were in town
Saturday and while here paid the
HERALD printery call.
Clanton Ball and wife and Mrs. J.
B, Valley passed through Monday
on their way to visit relatives near
Avera,
G. P. Smith and daughter Leila
and son Ernest were here Monday
en- route from Lucedale where they
attended the Baptist Association,
The barn of G.. W. Churchwell and
the feed it contained was totally de-
stroyed by fire last Friday night.
The loss will probably reach 100000.
Origin of fire unknown.
Eugene Breland went up to
Waynesboro late last week to de-
fend the Landlord negro corried up
there from Greene county on charge
of family abandonment.
n. L. Busbee, Deputy Sniff. of
Wayne Co., came down early last
week and took up to Waynesboro,
Charley Landlord, a negro wanted
on a Justices warrant for deserving
his family.
Mr. Prescott, Sheriff of Gov
ington Co., Ala, came over to
Leakesville last week and secured
through our sheriff Dan negro
fugitive from justice by name OF
Reeves from Eubanks.
Some of our pretty little girls
seem quite fond of our cunning little
bows. on whose lips the first appear
ance of what in the course OF time
will be a mustache is growing. anc
they are really imperiling the lives
of these youths in keeping them oui
so lrte evenings. Girls, remember
that little boys should go to bee
early.
II you are kicker and see the
shadows of failure in everything tha'
is proposed to help the town, fol
heaven S sake go 10 some secluded
and kick your own shadow and give
the men who are working to built
up the town a chance. One long
faced kicker can do more to keel
business from a town than all th
drouths, short crops and cyclone
combined.