Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-06-25


town yesterday.
Ralph Mills was taking spin out
on the NJ. & O. in the mid week.
Manse Ball was among the shop
pers in villa Wednesday.
Jim Avera was amongst the per-
ambulaters in. Leakesville Wednes-
day.
The face of Mr.. Jonathan Kittreli
was observable on our streets Thurs
day.
Yesterday Mr.. Ed Turner, Presi-
dent of the A. & NJ Ry., was in this
village.
Another Thursday incursionist in
to the county-seat town was Coley
Dunnam.
Rich Flournoy is in town this week.
Leakesville still holds it's charm ovel
this young gentleman.
Rich Henderson was about the
burg Tuesday. Rich is often seeL
in the County Capital.
Tuesday Isaiah Smith was in town.
Isaiah lives on the Grafton part OF
the Richton rural delivery mall-plke.
Leaf now claims the citizenship OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Evans. Wiley
has taken charge of a saw-mill down
there.
In writing up the Herrington-Bre
land Marriage notice, we got the date
down as June 30, when it ought have
been May 30.
In the mid-week Mr.. E. McLen-
mn came to Leakesville to see abou
matters connected with the Blodgett
land reserves.
While the HERALD force expects
to take lay-off next Saturday July
Bird. account the picnic, we will still
be on alert to receive subscriptions.
A special term of justice court was
convened at the courthouse by Judge
Amsler Saturday to try some cases
which could not be attended to at
thesregular monthly term.
John Luther Turner was in town
Thursday and watched US printing
the first side of this edition. He
seemed to be we'll impressed with
the smooth working mechanism OF
our press.
Mrs. W. A. Hays went up to Hat
tiesburg Monday to be present at
the marriage of sister in that city
this week. Clara and Ralph accom-
panied her. Bro. Hays is at Rouns-
awhile during the week in the Revival
meeting there.
H. M. Faux got back Monday
from Mobile, and says that his ply
stefan had him take a number OF
Turkish Baths in connection with
other treatment. The baths made
the perspiration flow even from soles
of his feet. He will go back and try
more.
It's with decided pleasure we wei.
come one of our best correspondents
back to our columns, namely Gibbs
Glimmers. Gibbs yields facile per
and Leaf is the town that enjoys fol
the present his efforts. Leaf can ot
certain that Gibbs will keep TIT
world reminded that that town is OF
the map.
The time is very near now Tor holo
ing that meeting of the citizens U
Leakesville to decide upon whethe
to have a Separate School Distrlc
tax. and also as the election of teach
ers for another year. The HERALl
will make no remarks calculated t
prejudice sentiment one way or tn
other. for this as in trial by jury
is in order to ascertain the real sen
timent Of our people as now existln
touching these matters.
Last Friday Rev. sgd Byrd an
daughter Miss Bertha, rolled in b
train from Uriel, where they haV
been holding a Revival Meeting
They tarried a few days, before goin
on to their home at Poplaryille, wit
the Jesse Byrd family. Rey. M
Svd is the eldest son of that house
hold. He is the present Evangelist
the Mississippi Conference of the \
P. Church, and is filing the pla'
very successfully, we notice fro
press reports of his activities.
AS long as you see that big ad
front page about the Agricuitur
naner free offer, know that san
is still in force. We shall drop T.
ad. off the very week the supply
these FREES exhausts. AS t
number is getting down now to t
teens, its hardly likely that the OF
will run through next month Jul
but possibly it may hold out un
August 1st. The publishers OF t
Sou. Agrlculturist the farm pap
in question, have limited that tn
will put on another offer OF Sol
kind then. We don't know what