Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-12-24

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Dave West was ii shopper in the
marts of Leakesville Wednesday,
Mrs. G. W, Feulk has gotten back
from her trip to Bay Minette, Ala
Mr., and Mrs. H. P. Heidelberg
moved into their beautiful new home
Monday,
J. W. Lane was down from Avera
Wednesday seeing about homestead
matters.
Kim Daughdrill was paying the
County-Seat one of those brief calls
in the mid-week,
Ezaa Churehwell got in home for
the Christmas tide, from the Meri-
dian Male College.
Carl Pool showed up on yester
davis train home from the Universe
ty to spend the Holidays.
Charley Hunt tells US that he has
received his Diploma as a Barber
from the New Orleans TonsoriaI
School.
Gabe Churchwen did not get i'll
Saturday with the other A. q M.
College boys, but made his arrlv
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. B. P. Harrison are
up from Gulfport and have along
their infant son. they are visiting
Mrs. Harrison S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh McInnis.
While printing the last week 5 e
dition.of the HERALD, we had as
onlookers, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 5.
Knowles of Red Hill, who are warm
friends OF this paper.
The LeakesviIIe Graded High
School suspended on Wednesday for
the holidays and the teachers at
once began to dispense for their va
rious home towns FOR the respite pc
riod.
A trio of the Leskesville boys who
got home Saturday from the. A. q
NJ. College, were Ralph Mills, Claude
Breland and Bert Green. They will
enjoy the yuletide at their various
homes 5.5.-.- J
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Williams have
moved awith the latters mother, Mrs.
James, out on the James homestead
on Grafton mail Pike. George tells
us hewitt spend some of the time in
Richton.
Mr., A. C. Lee has severed his con-
nections with the Bear Greek Mil
Co. and gone to Picayune to take
position. Mr.. Shepard, who former
ly held this place with the Beal
Greek people has come back to it.
Adlai and Annie McInnis go back tt
the parental roof early in the weel
fromyGulfport, where they have beer
attending school, They will remain
tn ofadElen the hearts of Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh eMcInnis through the Holt
days.
The briskness of the Christina
shopping began in Lsakesville las
Saturday and has continued Will
abatement despite the GOODNESS
of weather TO date. Verify the mer
chants of ourtown are reaping nic
harvest on the Holiday line.
r., Fletcher Rhinehart arrived
Wednesday from Rosedale, n i
Mexico, where he is in the Forestry
Service Of. the U. S. Government
His corps looks after the timber pre-
serves of Uncle Sam out there, Fl
will visit his mother, Mrs. NJ. A
Rhinehart and his brother, the vel
known W. P, till about middle c
rany. He has about entirely recoN
cred his health.
No doubt the paid-reading motto
announcing the coming of Prof. J. /
Miller to deliver a Recital at tn
School Hall Dec. 80 has been read b
many of our readers. We trust ths
she people of Leakesville and SUI
roundings will compliment Mile
with a hearing in his capacity as
ulatformist, as he labored hard
their behalf while here in many way
for which he received no compens
tion direct or indirect.
While snow did not visit this pa
ticular streak of country, yet tt
cold weather which struck last Sa
urdav and has held on all this wee
was sufficient to freeze and keep fir
zen the ground, and ice of uncor
mon thickness for this early in Il
Winter has been daily in evidenc
Such thorough and extended free
viii make for better health condition
another year, for there are but fe
disease microbes that can survi
such weather.