Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-21
LOCAL

dtG6uulnS SCuOOl III LOdhOSNltlO'
DIR. Sam Pool has recently had the
outside of his residence beautified by
an elegant dress of paint.
On a trip down to Leakesville
Monday, Mr.. W ]. Neel was ac
companied by his good lady.
q Jas. N. Dunnam showed his genial
face in Leakesville Thursday of last
week for the first time il 10 these
many moons.
Mr. and Mrs Jason Yates are rent
E ing the He. Ball place out on street
+ near Martin Greek. Jason does way
s cheering for J. E. Miller.
al The Miller house in which DR..
e Chapman lives has been greatly i'm
Y proved lately by painting etc. on the
+ outside and papering on the inside.
Rev. Y. D. Westerield is building
him large barn, but We don't think
its to house an excessive crop like
the fellow spoken of in the New
Testament,
Lawrence Mcleod has secured tue
Sweyn Mcleod residence since the
widow, Mrs. Rachel Mcleod has
moved out into the bob McInnis
house built by B. w. Mcleod.
Osma E. Baird has made another
start at building him a home, and
tells US he thinks he will manage to
push it through this time. He is
bu;tdidg on some lots purchased near
the house which he is present lily
renting.
Attorney e. W. BIo.and attended
Federal Court at Biloxi the fore part
SDf this week and reports about $780,
realized by the q. S. Government by
compromise in civil suits against
corporations for cutting timber on
public lands in this part of the state.
Mr.. Alb Naples Jr., was over from
Mohoba Wednesday and from him
we learn that his good mother, who
was SO low for several weeks during
the Summer is now getting about
straight again. She is in her seven
ties. At her age tits great victory
to overcome such a long sick spell.
The Cowans have purchased a
large auto Car of the Chalmers-De
troit type, and are making the
streets and roads hum with its
enough enough. A brother of Mr..
Cowan brought it up from Mobile
through the country. He is teach
ing Miss Kathleen to run it and she
is catching onto its control rapidly.
Clanton Ball was up to LeakesYille
Saturday from the town of similar
name in lower end of the county. He
tells US that his wife RECEIVERS slowly
from the burn on Der hand but that
they hope the wounds will soon all be
healed. She is subject to cOnvulsiOl
and tented one morning after gel
ting up early to see the Comet this
Spring, while making a lire in the
stove and her hand fell over in the
stove and became badly charred, so
much so that all but one finger, the
little one had 10 be amputated.
Ye editor enjoyed drive out to
Pink Hiliman s with DR.. SAL Pool
last Saturday afternoon. We can
scarcely realize that Plnk's oldest
daughter and boys are about grown.
They treated us to some sugar-cane
of which Pink has large patch On
the way back Will Rhinehart over
hauled US and insisted on putting
mess of greens in the buggy for each
of US. These courtesies ard this
chance to mlngle with some of our
most valuable and cherished readers,
we highly appreciate.
The local management of the Aka
hest Lyceum System request us to
remind our readers that next Friday
night, Oct. q, is the date for the
first engagement, Mrs. William Cal
vim Chiffon, who from the advertis-
ing matter circulated, we notice is a
versatile histrion, as she has humor-
Gus pieces, is Shakespearean read
er, and presents some studies in
Southern literature and Southern
authors. AS is the custom, we as
sumo that her program for the even
ing will be built from local sugges-
tion or request.
Don't forget or neglect coming
out to the polls Tuesday November 8,
( 1910, and ratlfy what we have already
done towards electing Pat Harrison
Congressman. Besides there are i'm
portant Constitutional Amendments
that require your vote. These will
be publisher in our next issue. One
particularly, that providing for
. Elective Judiciary, is of the highest
Importance and will bring the presid-
ers over our courts closer to TIE peo-
pie. See that you fail not not to ex-
ercise your God-given franchise in
these matters.
L. NJ. Ball is over from Monroe,
Miss, visiting parents at Betty.
Louiey works for a large hill-plant
at the first named place. He says
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