Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-07-01


circulate among the Leakesville
marts Wednesday.
G. d. West was in town Wednes-
day. Dave tells US that he has a
good crop coming on.
E. H. Burch presented us with three
very large luscious tomatoes, which
he raised himself in bis garden.
c. NJ. Van Benschoten is moving
from Scranton to Meridian. He di-
reefs US to change his Herald accord
ingly.
Those who were pres mt at tie
Jonathan picnic from Leakesville re-
port an exceptional good time enjoy
ed by all.
A Thoughtful article bearing on the
Good Road question reaches us too
late for this issue, but will have place
il our next.
]. B. Billiard and wife came in
from Mobile last Friday aud have "a
bout decided to cast in their destin-
les with Leakesville.
Miss Julia Adams of Eufaula, Ala.
is over to see her sister, Mrs. c. T.
MOBILES. Miss Adams is d trained
nurse by profession.
Ansey Breland has now pitched
his tent at Baltimore, Md, as he
sent us an order IT, send his paper
there care Ft, McHenry.
Mrs, Mary L. Lttrell of Ave a,
was down last Saturday proving out
her homes tead, and was accompanied
b. one OF her daughters.
Oscar Backstrom left this after
noon for Chicora where he goes 10
take the stump tomorrow, at a gather
ing there, in behalf Of Mr. Harrison
campaign.
Miss Lillian keeton of Big
Greek was in our midst last Satur-
day accompanied by ner little brother.
Miss Keeton does not let many
moons escape but that she pays us i
visit.
Charley Miller was seized with Il
severe attack of Appendicitis last
Friday and taken to Mobile Saturday
and operated upon that night. He
passed through the operation success
fully.
Willie Rounsaville is down at Mo
bile in the Infrmary Conva!escing
from an operation from Appendicitis,
though from the slowness OF his re-
covery, it may be he has other trOu-
hes.
Jno. E. Miller ran down to Mobile
Sunday to see his brother Charley,
who had been operated upon the
night before for Appendicitis. He
found Charley doing fine under the
circumstances.
S. O. Smith came Up from Mobile
Wednesday, lnterruptlng his studies
from the business college long enough
t. take in the Jonathan picnic, He
i getting along alright down there
we overheard HIM say.
Frank Westover of Fruitdale was in
Leakesville Tuesday. He stated that
his town had struck it right this year
on the marketing of their truck. They
have gotten fancy prices and bad an
almost unprecedented yield.
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Stone and her little
daughter, Marie, arrived from Mem
phis Sunday to visit the DR.. Faulk
family. Mrs. Stone is the mother
of the doctors lady. She visited ner
something over year ago. Is quite
a cultured gentlewoman.
Bob Lackey finished moving the
Pool-Patterson building late last
week to its resting place alongside of
the other Pool building Perkins
now sets perched up in there cOmfOr-
tably quartered for taking care of
his trade, see card this week.
Mrs. B. 2. Harrison and children
came up last week from Gulfport, to
visit Mrs. Harrisoa's parents while
Pat is off campaigning. Leakesvil'e
always welcomes the wife of her dis
tinguished son. Mrs. Harrison has IL
distinct interesting personality her
self.
Geo. B. McRae has moved into his
new home out in Pool addition, which
by the way is certainly pretty one,
FURNISHED as it now is with lovely
coating of liant DR.. E. Faulk i'm
mediately after George vacated the
house he had been living in on Pauid-
inc Avenue moved into same.
Oscar Backstrom threatens to take
the stump for Pat Harrison The
devotion between those two men is
beautiful, something like what must
have been between Paul and CANA
iel. Oscar has proved himself wor-
thy of having sat at the feet as 1t
were of so brilliant praecep tor.
e. w. Brelaud got in an applica-
ton to Governor Noel for the ap-
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