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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-06
Plants For Sale

Tomato, cabbage and celery. Good
strong healthy plants.
l73d GEORGE KIBBY, Audubon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-06
Political Prominence

Then the travelling public obliged to bunk three deep
Willard Hotel today addition heat
lighted gaces the Willard besides the Oliver
completed which of the finest the state and
every travelling will tell you equal every
except size hotel city Then town just
aars today the attention of the
cenered here the home of the states
ecutive present governor Hon. r S. Vessey whom
Audubon have while associated
in the land business.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-06
Church Advantages

The religious advantages of Washington Springs
The Methodist Rev. j. M Tbbetts the largest
new $500 parsonage will be erected this spring.
Congregational Rev. Laureston Reynolds pastor also
strong church, located on College
Methodist, Rev W. D. McMulen pastor holds reg
ular services in connection with the seminary.
fine church, located in the northeast
part of the city.
Besides the have strong churches
ANNA. The Mehodsts Cherry ANNA and Viola
Methodss Viola and Blaine The German Lu
eight miles north OF Wessing
Springs These snamed churches all in the country
near washington Springs.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-06
AUDUBON
ATLANTIC

Good seed corn for sale. L. w.
BARGER, Route /, Audubon. l6tf
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
PRESERVATION or EGGS.

Bulletin No. 55 Of Agricultural Ex
detrimental station. Storrs, Conn, has
| this to say of the preservation of eggs
| In view Of the fact that eggs are in
| fected by reason of the diseased cor
| dition Of the hens, the following Pre-
cautions should BE taken. Keep the
flock in as perfect a state of health as
possible. Give enough shell-formina
food that the shells will be strong and
| uniform in thickness Make proper
nesting places and keep the stray
clean. Gather the eggs each day
Keep them in a cool, dry room, and
never where the sun can shine or.
them. Use only clean eggs. Preserve
within twenty-four hours after being
| laid. OF the liquid preservatiVes water
glass stands first Preserve the April
May and June eggs. The Eggs laid in
these months keep longest because
the fewest bacteria that decompose
| the egg are present In using the
eggs, use the June eggs first as these
Eafe not so free from bacteria as the
FNfay and April. Use the April last as
/ the April eggs are nearly free from
1 bacteria. July August and 2 Septein-
/ befa eggs are full Of bacteria and do
not keep so long in any preventative
| as the first named months. Good
| eggs of these months will keep in
water glass for four years, and while
the white may be slightly watery' and
pinkish in color, the egg when cooked
will taste as though laid but the other
dow fas.t ~ 24yfs18 g&311ifsi 3
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
COMMENCEMENT Ez=
sERCISES0FTHEI ]
i LEAKESYILLE /
HIGH SCHOOL. ! :

by Henda,J
No happier and ,more successful
occasion has ever come to Leakes
vile than the closing exercises Of
her Graded School, which bespeaks
for the Faculty and student body the
well earned success. ir '' b
Whilst this school has prospered
under the management Of Prof.
Miller for the past two years, the
scholastic year just closed has, per-
haps, been been equal iflnot superior,
to any former session. The com
menctment drills. Rotations, plays
and other exercises are especially
noteworthy; and here let it be said,
that the work done by the little peo-
pie, especially in music, deserves
special mention 1t showed shat the
greatest pains had been taken by
their teachers, and with all, a tact
that was surprising to the most cas-
t'0tl oo7FtEer, Iaf .yl57} 7e ..t s.s Fl
Miss Jenner and Miss Townsend
deserve much praise for the excel
leptwork they did in training the
|children in music and expression.
The following interesting program
was Systematically carried out with
out a break. ....s..
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
PLEA FOR MORE FEED CROPS.
An. Abundance Means, the Raising OF
4 Stock That Will Make Farmer
et -..s.- independent. e h7e (
Dan r, NcInniS, ct al,

The Farmers Union News. of Geor-
gia. gives some sound; advice to. its
readers along. lines for raising forage
and feed crops, and as what is. good
for Georgia is good for Texas it is
published in. the Co-Operator for the
benefit of diEersifers IN the unionsand
out: ----------..--.---,----,
"Any farm in the south can be made
to grow two crops OF hay during the
year: one crop in winter and one in
summer. On the Piedmont lands,
oats, rye, barley, wheat and crimson
clover viii make excellent winter
pastures and furnish "a spring cutting
of hay. OF these crops there is per
haps the most; money. in. oats. Oats
usually make a better winter pasture
and furnish more hay for the, spring
cutting than the other crops Good
crops in this section for summer pas
lures are the COW, peas, sorghum, soy
bean and Bermuda grass. Along the
coastal plain. or sandy lands, oats and
vetch give excellent winter pastures
and spring hay crops, and the COW
pea, soy bean, peanut and sorghum
In the extreme south the, velvet bean
will furnish. an abundance of hay OF
| pasture during summer. " g77oe
ITO get the best results from these
crops keep enough COWS and hogs tC
harvest the summer crops of pei
vines, and sorghum, peanuts, etc, II
the fall fattening their stock for mar
ket. Enough hay must be. saved
either in the spring or fall to keep The
breeding stock over winter. a..
Let US begin now to make stoel
/ feed, continue next summer to mak'
stock feed. Double your. efforts mex
| fall to secure sufficient food for you
| cattle, horses and hogs. Put fortl
every effort. in winter to have all tn
| good. sweet, digestble hay that you
| stock can use. An abundance Of goo'
| feed means good stock and the maj
i who owns an abnndance of 900
| stock and plenty to feed them on is in
1 dependent-N Co-Operator.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
q MT PIsGAH SCHOOL CLOSING.

Esa Nfae Et AtfrsFsETI ffl.efJet
i Rounsayille, Miss, May, 10 1909,
The Mt. P;sgah Scnool which swas
taught by Nashville Mcleod closed
! a very successfuIdj term5qFhursday,
tNay13, 1909. 1.-The exercises, omere
held III q grove near the School
building, aud With 4 large us. flag
waving oyer the grove made if a
beautiful place for the Stage 3ga
l. The following program wasi given
by the pupilsaand was irehdered5in a
Fway to reflect crtd on their teach
fand t11eeFFf3is atiyy IL 9sasz9ad Ka 81 doihw
1 IS apelica a6lXa Schoolb Wei
come Address$RsbygsDAlvfns Hneitt.
-iRecitatiol1s:---sa48 Farniug EfvIfa
] .Dueistt b:>'Lost With Dolly, by
BEihnie Afford Grandma Always
Does, by julius Denmark. Dialogue:
Lady Queen Anne. !" Song; bat
tie HEmgppq Of thes Republic, = by
School Recitations y Grandma
That's sJpst 7dSpleudid4 Hsaby Lydia
! RelleiDuEitts zi''When iIsAmi Big, Z
nrby Tsfrensg Denmark "Be Polite,
Thy c!Gayton Duet t5 so''lA Little 5Bird,f
Thy Mss Eyelines "A Hord,lsv Hewn tC
l1Speasaa PieceB byJinnlAlford} III ia-
y iogueS st'AolNew yGafne. 'hsG 6dital
s6fo ,seo 9S bI3, Miss ss.rsI Iife
i D9Isittf Som ue Dixie BY School
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TeacherGets
4 Cross1obygEthepTtohEey IA Tit
iPtle Girls Trodbfes, b, Oneida Den
I. 4 mark 1.-The The BlIIee and the Gray,
A BY Miss + ronia iRneitts sGaiitarsSo-
. lilo sKatiechee aand Willie Gfay 'uoby
y Missa1.Aliees Dueitt.s Recltafiohs
.1''A4 T II IIe atE564asekeeper bynsMatti'
y ,A1fofdsra Oh WhEnShouid the. 6pTi
4 of MortalFbe Proud, Thy Miss Ahc'
Continued in 9Th Col.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
THURSDAY MORNING.

Piano Solo, "Onedine, Myra Pool
Reading, Judge Browns Water
melon Story" Roy Amsler
Piano Solo, Love in May,
"a -ataao Maggie Breland. e
Reading, ION the Other Train'i
ae a9"a7 James BYRD. oa' M
Fiano Solo, Minuet 5a
T.. May Belle Mckay. . '...'
Reading, Memories Of the South,
..-.a or John Colbert. iii c.as .
Address, Prof w T. Thames, South
os sa@ lo Miss, College, Hattiesburg
The address was the most interes
ting, matter Of fact sound philoS
ophy that we have had the opportu
nityroflistening to, Prof. Thames
is a noted educa tor in our state, anC
has caused our people, we are glac
to say, to think, and we hope viii act
quickly on his well studied sugges-
tions. We hope all will be aroused tc
their sense o. honor and duty totht
best interest of the children o.
Leake5ville. Be brave minded but
mot Selfish l>ol oeia ri a9i'a"f 400
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
MERRILL.

laa Merrill ? Miss, $4,000 The Ladies
Aid Society will give a supper next
Saturday night, proceeds to be used
4 for a good purpose. Is. ,.,,s.~ .s7
i Mr. Wv. Thomas and family
Ilefts.lastobweek foraPerRy county
where they spent several days with
7 the formers father and mother
T Mr. }. B. MerrI has been absent
.Isome days, having visited Boston
and other important cities, combin-
ing business with pleasure. 81
Editor James Faux and wife pass
4 ed through Merrill Monday last en-
route TO Vicksburg to take in the
! Press Association. Regret that we
4 did not have the pleasure, OF seeing
y them. aa1 to .e.mn- D. +1ra .s.es.
The f. B. Merrill mill has been
Shut down some days owing to a
break down in the LOCOMOTIVES They
expect 10 resume operations in q few
days.
Shelton 4madK3a,y ,' 81 sHfphBan, us
'3ftefhfS mother here last Sunday.
I ! JTbqrSSd5a5yX. line Bird, 1909, being a
. legal holiday ,iub this State, il, cele-
% blatiop, oflidthe birth nof Jetfer-
.erson Davis the Bank of Merrill viii
> .observeosame being closedotfor that
utdavsat baa $3.50 be&ssl bad 9ai.jbetn q
Io Edwin V. Mckay was visitor to
Y Mobile this s. week. ''l712 ''' '.'7'''
f H. S. Rodgers Of nLucedale is in
charge of the-iee- business at this
at this place, the ice being Shipped
f1chere froh1Fha place. sasi'siar e41
''o'' A. s., H5ojfbteFg, Of New Orleans,
I,Yas q sFisitor alt5QP,.M Merrill this week.
. Mrs R,aGsaa Martin and Misses
III Leola, Mckay and Hattie qJoyner,l of
g4,this placesgbefee visitors to Leakes-
iftilFe fast weeEg going 'up1to' witness
y the CLOSING Of 4tba oLeaKes7iliG High
NE aadlf7 3Eas9Ic aai ~ baG .s.iq1usK
34f1j ri IT. AZ y'5!ita5o1q oft 7rafa2yo1,
All three of the riversoa ta7 this
place are exceedingly low, Leaf and
Chickasaha being TOO low torun tim
l1'bef.s1 Several RATS passed here last
week en- route. TO Moss Point (The
:. rivers hi.ye Jumped UP since the above
ID was penned,rED. ia3co eds efa-a
, F.sMrs@J. Nergho, Of Mobile,r has
been sherei several days onsa visit
T ITO her husband, Who has Charge Of
the F. B, Merrill commissary at
1 this place, .amo3,ag7 ;eyaR rsfq
- o3A number Of young people enjoy
ID ed a fudge party atsthe residence. OF
g Mr.dRj, G. aEiey on Sat drday night
% 2E.1aaE bae a1.05siq 97JEPTHA.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

Church Committee Notice

To the Executive Committee 81 the
Leaf'River Association. .A /
Dear Brethren: The Committee
will meet at the Sweetwater Church
on Saturday before the 9th Sunday
ia May at II O'Clock 4, 4 this.i be-
ing the 10Th day ofathe month The
Chairman hopes that ieachoinember
viii take collections at their churches
and bring to the meeting, IN case
OF enforced absence send acQntFibu;
tions to .Jno ID. Turner Leakesville,
Miss, id time for the meeting. a r.
=. ....... r. w. BROOKS, Chairman.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
THURSDAY. NIGHT.

Piano Solo, Marching Soldiers. ~
i ~. a. Geneva ChurchweIl.
Piano Solo, ''The Cat, : Clara Hays
Reading, Little Want erknowp
sd o; sofia Geo Henry Faulk. o6s
Piano Solo, winds Of Evening"" /
h7a t29. Vivian McRae. Heefso, /
reading, Mother, Home and ,,''
-5g Lucille. Pool. i, ..,,n.,o
Piano Solo. Jolly Worlman7a, bae !
se9l Mildred Rounsavllle. ~ /
Reading, 'iAianhoodg Leonard d' /
4es 80 Hoit Chiids. 10 zoo s#oaa /
5lulnber Song, Miss Bert 9o.fs@
@'''l 29' = ,Thompson,'s Room, -
Reading, Miss Simmons Bonnet, !
Piano Solo. OF, to the Carnival, " /
o,..,,,,r III, Annie Ray, McIpnis. ls8g
Reading. "sWatchingfor the Crumbs,
iPianoSolo, sLight Staoatto,"s S.
isn 2'a@ fDrusfe Ferguson. aa
Reading, a4The Mean Little ~
l''@' '@'o' Torment, Bryan Oglesb5
Piano Solo 'Narcissus, - .,.'.
pd3 .5.s j. Maggie, Breland. .ao rl5.
Reading The Independence Bell.
fio.1ssop Flora Mcleod, fc
Piano Duet, Turtle Dove, ~ 'ae@
Annie Mc1nnis and ,Myra Poo
Reaaiag,s.9Tlh Conductors
.8Iy3so Mistake. 2ssam Pool. Hina
IpPanosDuetge Country Dance y '99
ltT abaAsBell Mckay and laura Rounssaavfll'
Play, In Want Of a Servant 5f .g
s '1a =, - 9o sE;zparassion Pupils, il o.
Prof. Miller gANe1qe hdihoroug Sc
Election Which was enjoyed it seer
iron the rounds qfaaEnh9sesrsH
lspoke at the ssummarBaof theides
ldebts.a Hhe report Of Bhe session
has been shaped up, and handed t
| Prgs: Dan Mcleod after all til
! teachers were paid aand9allo theael
l,penses.aS4S. 60 cashwass turned over
loaProf uldfElef addressed the studen
ibbdy,5 Board III Directors, Trustee
! land pa irons, saying vi how maehiheier
Loved, seFg5as here, andGhoped thf
lIbheirsnext principal could do NOR
Eqna flal Il greater 4hefghts,2 for Il
School ard this people, AS some wiisl
to change, an and l Prroof,l II tljilHler is a
lSays wiling and ready to- step dow
land aatb forsathe, lbetterment sofli an
| good Ecmisess Heospokep most conlpl
mentary of his excellent Faculty ar
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
Mt. Pisgao School Contd.


Dueitt. Song: The Red White and
Blue" by School.
A large crowd was present and af-
ter the exercises by the school, din
.ner was served on table nearby.
in the afternoon the young people
passed the time away very pleasant
ly for while in singing, being lead
by Mr. Neil Mcleod. a a.
I'd The trustees Of the school express
sed themselves as being highly pleas
ed with the way In which the teacher
conducted her work during the past
term. '. IS aI5-f .tnt =
"o,-'- CARTER.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
IMPROVING CATTLE HERD.

BY the use Of good pure bred bulls
marked improvement can be, effected
in grade and, scrub herds in a very
few years Increased profits will ac-
company the upgrading process Prac-
teal, simple and profitable, this work
should appeal to all farmers owning
.nondescript cattle. Bulls suitable, for
| The purpose are now within attractive
reach. They can be bought privately
or at public sale at values that are
ssss=-:s5s.g upward. Gazette.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

This depanment .is open for contributions
from the various hamlets in Greene County,
andgthe only exactions are that the comTfuni-
caticns belegibly written; deEoid OF neig6or-
hood gossip; clear of personal reflections or
drudge paying remarks; and be in every ill-
Staucei SIGNED. with the real name Of the
author, though if a non de plume is also signed,
the latter only! and not the former-wlH be
printed-gu-f " zr.tt ~gs&c t--s croft ! p
Help en]iven your family paIer and boom the
community in which you live By furnishing an
occasional .Ietter pregnant .Nvith the EaFi Gus
happenings OF your district and dignifed in
by correct style ;}hd-clear dictum These are
the kind of writing thattellfor gooG and COM
maud a respectful reading ever. o.. ~ g
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21

the untiring efforts put forth by all
the teachers for the advancement Of
the pupils.
May all in this prosperous little
village take advantage of the golden
opportunities before them, and maze
the bright Leakesville children the
true men and women OF. tomorrow.
Let each one seriously answer this
important question: Shall we spend
money to make men, or shall we sac
ri6ce children to make money? "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
Spraying.

Don't forget to get out with the
spray tank in the near future IL you
have not been at work already Alter
the petals drop from the apple trees
At is time to make the first application
for the. codling moth Aboutotile same
time 1T is "a good plan to apply some
fungicide to the peaches and pluns.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
IIS.lEgGlID(5ElfioOD
) s. HIElIIIC,.S55@@|@ ,.
- 49, RI N n -.-.r - MN <3Ergtt Z
Mr.. 3. c. O'DaniI ofLeaEesviIIe

Mr.. B. C. O'DaniGl ofLeaEes7ille,
Miss. spent yesterday in Mobile shat.
lug hands with his many friends,
Mobile Register. May lilo 10 -
Mr., G. +. Dpnnam passed through
our town Thursday, enrontera from
Moss Point, Miss where he has
been looking after his timber inter-
ests .-RichtOn Review. - afr 8
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
PIGS THAT. ARE in DEMAND.

! The pig that will : weigh from 200
to S25 pounds seems, to cover the
greatest quantity for which the de-
mand is best. The farmer is looking
for the pig that he can produce at
the cheapest price, the one. that can
convert the largest !. amount Of plant
God into pork, with a portion of a
grain ration to keep the flesh hard
med and then, perhaps, finish off with
,wo weeks, heavy corn feeding, and do
his al tbe. least. COST sft X
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
ROSE BUD.
10y


Arrived 800 Late for last issue tin -9g
II janet, MISS, May 10, 1909. Most
d. -the timber men Ihlaye rs5uEr w
from Moss Points ssIhe Maasrs Brad
ley came Sunday Iaratr. J. D. BYRD
Tuesday and Mr.A D. Byrd Wed
IT t5sI1 reno 9fg 30 xG'f's @"ess g
I n l.f S.g tns9 1ee ozzei.g ase. nw9ag
Oscar Byrd was a McLain yisltol
Saturdays ONT roiiGe seyni .hlaff i
ID Mrs! DgsG. Turner and son. Ken,
h93 visited at McLaih Saturday,
~ : 1.Mr. aud Mrs, K, Turner re
turned Sunday. from,a visit observer
,at days reimbursement sMeLainsc
Misses L1fetta and Bertha Byrd
and Dfnnie Freeman attended :, "a
Lice cream supper at Mr.. Amos Sum
ners Saturday .night.@sd sen sSEsis .
18Iiss gretie Melvin was a Richtoi
Visitor Saturday ''
y and Mrs. Simon summer
spent "Wednesday night at Mr.isIo
Byrd's.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Piano Solo, Cradle Song, 49,. ...... .
Is civ Hattie Turner, ara4
Piano Solo, Lullaby, Cora oet
r e- a Courtney. ''h't F..
Reads g, Kentucky Philosophy
Joe Lackey.
s. 10, School is Over ...-...5
Miss Thompson s Room
Pial=p Solo, LIE Secret, Ruby Naples
Monalogue, "A Private Rehersal,P
+ Willie Blair. 'l 4r.ia997 .
Piano Solo, The Warriors Song,
Myra Pool.
Play, Goose Hollow Club r,.
a Expression Boys. rid OF
Piano Solo, ''Mozurka, ss ass}
s'.a Miss Pearl Mcleod. rna1
Reading, Death of. @. Adams,
Sam Churchwe!l. "
Piano Solo, Spinning Song, -.
Laura Rounsaville. sars
Reading, The existence of a God'l
Preston Ferguson: NV
Swing Song Ten Physical Girls
g Miss Townsend's. Clas
Piano Solo, Two Larksil .5aa9a
May Belle Mckay -
PLAY ''Sirnino, the Pled6e. p
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
ADAMsVILLEe

n tp,enCE rHE -----A--k- 2 eh3 .fhf
s3 Adamsville, Miss. . May 49, 1909
ASH RavnFf seen anything from
our burg in a few days, thought /
would write. a few dots, .71aerzb l.
Mrs j. o. KittrellOf5 Jonathan is
WISHING parents atzAdmmsvilGe. T,e
+ Mr.. Earnest Smith is attending
school at. Preptisyllle this. summer.
Miss allie KittreEt spent Saturday
nigttewith- Miss Rena KitcreHa
r Messl's j. e. MERIT, Chester Eel
and Leslie Stay were. at Fellowship
Sunday tlast>Naasco7q ohf 10Y eus, + Z
.aaA.J Smith has gone t0,IMoss
Point to meet some timber. Miss
Susie Smith is spending the week
--ith Mrs. A. J,,Smith, -,@e s..aoe
T., Misses. Ada and Mamie l4anl1fQrd
spontlSunday evening at the home
of Mr.. j. A: Kittre}l.' aa' arg ".1''
Albert Landlord has gone down
the rlYer- a1a,s SO "a sga35a,si 7.d !
aa Everybody seems interested { IN
the1s crops; wish them much sue
cess -'-' ...', '.'. . 80
Will ring off as news is scarcevo
Dos 9e.9m1sG e55 o5- a~LlIhAG ,
Z aoa HfJ 6s.-2-.. q mo -dsao 81 [
ea 'ed ,d9od BETTY d i.'.1@f@7
kos esf ---caaf - I'D -af AeiH }oE
Betty, Miss, 5-18-O9. AS 7 was
late last week. will send. IN a few o.
the happenings o. this plaees ssun |
Watkins School lis progress
ing nicely under the Infringement o.
Pr6fod H Il Samdels.. .,''s 'z1 M. 81
The log men. have just about com:
spleted their logging for this season
ka Ghildrenl5 Dayssefvices were felo
at 9C6rinth7 Sundays quite a large
numbel Of people being present Y. viii
plenty Of dinner for everyone, AR
Backs from gave an excslenteaddreSs
on mission work. oa 9@' e5qo'7f'2
W I. Merritt Of Merrill PASSED
through. Betty Sunday eyenipg.;sa
Messrs Lawrence Daughdrill7anc
/ Milton lyle stopped in recently at
the hom6 Of Mr.. G. "a Hint. Come
' again boys, we like good company.
/ Mrs. H.aO5Ballwas brought home
r,fromoathe71 Children S Day service
Sunday very i'll and is still confined p
Ito her 5bedA5 saol-95ss e-sd afso /
/ Welcomed att the home OF Mr., an(
Mrs! JIG. Hillman on May 2nd, 1909
a plow boy. ~ .t..... '.' ~ ,.a.,,.
Mrs. R, P Pipkips is Spending th'
week With MRS Fl, G. Ball ASH T
has gone down the river again. i
Willie PipEihs is very busy chop
ping out cotton for W. r. Hi lin
/ this week, 1~a:.. ,4e"taE o. hos
1 JIG. ,Hihman has. been sick for I
few days bat We are glad to say fha
he is better at this writing. 5.r
/ Dewdrop, l suppose, that, Mis-
Cora oByrdls face has gotten back il
shape as Iqsaw her at church Sunday
/ Messrs Spears and al(l.i e; a H Hun
sure believe in fshngi you can Sc
them on the creek bluff mostia an
| time. 81 + s'.1@ -" 80 ~ ,,4
What has become Of Old Mig
! Come agrin Dewdrop, 7s.s
With best wishes to the Hefal
! | and its readers q boss SO saH.szi /
IT, = s5H3aa sGs % ROSE BUD. I
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-21
CARMIN.

always sign ,real1 cle
alsog Both are necessary with each
Communication insure publication
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