Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-08-05
LOCAL
The Day on which We elect Pat
is Monday August %, forget it not.


land, his wife and son Ed
]. E. Alderman left Tuesday Tor
Lucedale, Hatticsburg and other
points on professional business.
Geo. w. Bearry got back Saturday
from an extended stay in LucedaIe,
where he was engaged writing Sick
and Accident Insurance.
Arrivals on Wednesdays train,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Burch, who
come to visit the E. H. Burch family.
This is the father and stepmother Of
Ernest.
John Colbert, who has been away
at College In Georgia, came i'll last
Saturday to spend the balance of tue
Summer with his parents before go
ing back 10 the same SchUo:.
G.. E. Williams and his motherin
law, Mrs. l.. K. James, were down
Tuesday from Old Grafton. George
is farming the cd homes tead place
belonging to the Pat Janes heirs.
Two citizens of Old Grafton Who
drove into Leakesville Tuesday eve
ming to do some shopping, were a.
L. West aud his uncle Charley West.
We had nice long chat with Lee.
Grover Platt Was in town Monday
He gives us liberty to State that he
will make trip TO st. Louis this
month to look in on tue mills Of the
grain company which he represents.
H. Hovetter and Old Mig were
down from Fruitdale Monday. Those
two old cronies are Dragging on
their good crops and confirm the re-
port of Harrison solidarity for Their
bailiwick.
W. c. Wexford was up from Mul,et
Tuesday. Charley had Ii tussle With
the Smallpox, DIS Ills fLc6 anu nLAd5
eloquently SHOW, but he Ids lonG
since past the stage OF dealing out
Infection 10 his nelghborS.
]. b. Byrd is the name of the new
bookkeeper for the j. E, Miller eture.
He is a brother of j. r.. BYRD Lne
Sunday School Evangelist VINO lec
tured here earlier in the Summer,
and halls also from Mt. Olive.
w. J. Villains Jr., him whom we
know In nickname pariauce DIS P1Gc,
was down to the county capital Mon
day. Pete is one vi the SubStau Glal
citizens of the Upper East Side dis
you travel IN toward State Line.
Mr., J. NJ. Miller came up at the
converging of the weeks to transact
some business at the court house.
He had sever attack of Indigeo non
Sunday night while here, but recUv
cred enough Monday to be on his
feet.
Mrs. Geo. A. NleGzger and George
the Younger, recently enjoyed d
visit to the summer home OF Nh. and
Mrs. A. Metzger across the Bay from
Mobile. Through an lnadverLence
we failed to localze them DIT the pro
or time.
J. C. Baird a younger brother to
Osma and Earl, arrived Sunday and
will remain about month visiting
them. He halls from Saltillo, Lee
County, where he is engaged in farm
work, and taxes advantage of the luL
in that line now, to enjoy a vacation.
j. M. Tribett, Col, is back from
Sumrall trying to shake off malarl-
al attack. Ii all darkieS were as
amiable disposed as this same Jerry,
we opine the race to which he be-
longs would no longer give trouble
to the social and political fabric Of
this Southland.
k, z. Pickins was in town Monday
and gave US a dollar TO have the
Herald follow him on to where he
goes. He has sod out. and is leav-
ing this week for Louisiana, will
probably drop anchor over in Tangi-
pahoa Parish He is to drop us a
line as soon as he lights.
Miss Ann Allen of Harrisburg
has joined her sister, Miss Nellie in
the visit to the Pool home. She is a
literary young lady, doing occasional
reportorial stnnts for the Daily News
of her city. She sent that paper
quite a creditable write-up OF the
Lucedale Picnic last Saturday.
T. l.. Naples has changed his adj
dress, he now receives mail at Kitti-
tass, Wash, care of j. HI. Flikcs. We
hope Tom will have those folks out
there name the next new town,
Naples, or some other English name.
Those impossible Japanese and lndl-
an names CRATE on our Anglo-Saxon
nerves.
Do not overlook reading the lett
in this issue by Coley Dunnam from
Marion County. Coley gives us some
first hand news of how Harrison is
running over in that part of the dis
trict. Those who know Coley, and
they are legion in Greene where he
moo raicad knouy hn would not will