Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-07-23
FRIDAY
LOCAL

S. A. Pipkins of Betty, was in
town Tuesday.
Writ Roberts took spin out on
the railroad in the early week.
Mr.. Henry Eubanks of Goose Pond
was at the County Capital Tuesday.
Among the Tuesday Corners to
town was Mr.. John W. Daughdrill.
On the streets of Leakesville We'd
nesday we. saw Dial Pipkins of Betty.
Among other incursionists into
Leakesville Tuesday was Bud Davis
of Edith.
Joab Holder of North Greene was
in our printery last Friday watching
the HERALDS printed.
Albert Davis was over from Elk
sho in the mid-week dispensing
CHEEKY greeting.
Jim H. Davis was trading in this
burg Tuesday. His home is on the
upper prong of Big Greek.
The Alex Miller family drove up
from the Fork of Rivers in mid-week
coming to visit relatives here.
A social was given at the Pool
home Wednesday eve in honor of
their guest, Miss Lola Smith.
Pat Burch was IN town from Fri
day of last week till Wednesday of
this. He is located at Enterprise,
DR.. c. E. Ward is in town this
week per published appointment put
ting in his skill on impaired chew
erS.
Hinkle Heidelberg travelled out
Friday last bound for the old home
stead up in Jasper county to see his
parents.
Bearry Bros, sold out their livery
stable this week to W. w. Williams
and Fred Amsler. The new owners
took charge Wednesday.
The Bridge repairing crew are
getting numbered with their pile
driver and other working machinery.
They brought up a scow loaded wlGh
it from Biloxi.
Tom L. Naples spent last week O.
yer at Mohoba visiting MS parents
before leaving for the Great North
west. His party contemplates GO
ing now in few days.
Arri yals Wednesday from Jackson,
Mrs. Luther M. Burch and little son
Lamar, and little neice, Genievee,
they are visiting the E. HI, Burch
family for a week or more.
Estelle Smith, the little neice of
E. II. Burch, who visited him early
in the month is now with the G.
Mack Todd family. Mrs. Todd is a
maternal aunt of the child.
The County School Board held
their usual annual meeting Tuesday
as per call of Supt. Backstrom pub
ished. They have some uncOncluded
business that neccessitates a special
meeting next month
There have been no marriage Ii
censes issued since last We went to
press. The matrimonial market is
getting dull in Greene this Summer,
have the boys and girls of the coun-
ty decided to let the marrying move
ment lag?
7 he cleaning-up street-opening
and drainage campaign inaugurated
by the Town Dads at their last meet
ing is progressing nicely; the citi-
zens who were caught cheerfully
falling Into line for the general good
and appearance of our little city.
Its gratifying to note that the two
teachers elected to teach the higher
branches in the Leakesville school
are graduates; Brock of the State
University and Miss Bowman of
Whitworth College, two of the very
best educational institutions of their
kind in the South not excepting any.
Rev. w. A. Hays got back Mon
day from the trip to Nesson. His
brother died two hours before he
could arrive there with best train
connections, On the return he stop
ped off at Hiawannee in Wayne coun-
ty and married one of his former
lady parishioners to Hattiesburg
man.
Wednesday Mr.. Charley West
came in from Beat 3 to dispose OF
some several coops of poultry. Lea
kesville has for several years sus-
tanned quite reputation as a mar
ket for country produce. and rightly
so, a town should haye marts to han
die the home productions as well as
dispense those from abroad.
That suggestion in the recent let
ter of turner's Daughter in oul
county correspondence department
has aroused at least two to take az
the pen upon that theme OF education
and to contribute valuable articles bui
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