Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-08-27
FRIDAY ...... August q
LOCAL

the Ice house IN cQdfge.
On his return from the Gulf City
last Saturday, ]. E. Alderman took
the sick bed and has been laid up all
the week.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. And
ing and Claude the Second, went over
in Pike County for visit with Mr..
Andings parents.
H. NJ. Faulk Sundayed at home
from Mobile. He is a member of the
firm of G G. Faulk & Co., Acetylene
Gas light installations.
J. Carl Williams has gotten back to
these diggings, we saw him going a
swinging his arms in truly happy
Carl fashion the other day.
Last week Mrs. r. A. Albums and
little son visited along with Mrs. Ira
Ball, relatives down in Beat 4. Bro.
Albums went down after them Sun
day.
From DR.. Sam Pool, we learn that
Norman, the fourteen year old son
of Mr.. ard Mrs. D. A Mcleod OF
Vernal, is convalescing from spell
of Typhoid fever
Rudolph Patterson stumbled and
fell one day this week and bit his
tongue in two. He had to be given
the aneasthetic SO as the physicians
could sew it back together.
Miss Mae Dozier is paying her u
sual Summertime visit to the Pool
family, and is accompanied by little
Rudolph Corndolpher: Allie, Irene
and Rudolph DoAer, all from New
Orleans. -.-
Quite a number of Leakesville peo-
pie took in the Vinegar Bend picnic
last Saturday By the A. & NJ. run
ming the excursion to the end of the
line, Sweetwater also sent a large
contingency.
The M. LDavis mill at Oak Grove
is starting up since shut down ac-
count depression of lumber market.
This will mean some lOoseHng Of
business in this county as they log
partially within our Eastern con-
fines,
Under the advice OF physicians,
Mr.. E. n. Patterson took his wife to
Mobile last Friday for treatment in
the Inge- Bondurant Sanitorium. She
has a Kidney affection. News re-
ceived from them says that she is no
better yet
Hon. B. p Harrison is up from
the Coast on professional business.
Jake f. Green has qualified for the
position of Deputy Sheriff. The
busy time of year is now coming for
the Sheriff's Office, tax-collecting
is close by.
This week Mrs, Geo. Oglesby and
Mr. Jack Cooper are jointly enter
tanning their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. c. Cooper, of Rosinton, Bald
win Co., Ala. Baldwin County holds
a cherished place in our affections, as
twas there this scribe came into
this world.
The County Teachers Institute is
in swing as we go to press. Prof.
Archer of Prentiss County is the
conductor. If his teaching powers
are in consonance with his avordu-
pois he is big along that line, for he
is a heavyweight in flesh. He seems
to be an affable fellow
At the meeting recently held for
that purpose, CT. Miller was elected
School Trustee for LeaKesville dis
trict succeeding Hugh McInnis. I'm
der the provision Of the law, one
trustee is retired each year and a
new one elected, keeping thus ever
experienced men on the Board and
new blood coming in.
Through the coupling pole to the
buggy he was driving Sunday night
breaking and falling down and strik-
ING against stump in the road, Pete
Mcleod was hurled from the vehicle
while one of the horses in the fright
from the accident broke his neck, anc
the other was slightly wounded.
Tuesday Hiram Valley and wife
accompanied by Phil James, boarded
the train here for Mobile, taking
down their ten-month old baby fo
an X-Ray diagnosis. 1t has sons
foreign object lodged in its wlndpip'
and is IN a very precarious condition
An operation probably necessary TO
its relief.
The unusual demand upon GU
space during august by legal mott
ces, has temporarily interrupted tn
Ellis Missionary Letter Series. bu
we assure our readers who have bee
GLOWING that feature from week t
week, that we have several install
ments of it in hand now awaltln
entrance. AS quickly as the space
vacated by the notices mentlone
this feature will be put back on. W
ope to be able to run it on throug
~ the end without another interrul
ton, but as the paper is the child {