Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-03-25
FRIDAY
LOCAL
Very pretty Easter Cards now on
sale at Geo. A. Metzger.

geo. IL. Williams was down from
Grafton parts yesterday.
c. L. McInnis made d recent trip
down the river returning via Mobile.
Rich Henderson was beaming smiles
about the boulevardS Of LeahesvlAe
Wednesday.
A new line has been added to the
stock of Roberts, Beard Co., see al
fusion thereto in their ad.
For still another week are the Pan
anna letters interrupted. This viii
in all probability be the last time 50.
Rich Miller took advantage Of the
Examination time to run down tome
Saturday from Clinton staying until
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. P. Heidelberg left Sat
urday to visit her parents at Oxford.
Hinkle accompanied her as far as
Vinegar Bend.
Mrs. A. Metzger Of Mobile came up
last Friday to have a peep at her first
grandchild, the late heir to the house
Of George A. Metzser.
The Delinquent Poll-Taxpay ers
List is presented in This issue Upon
the 4th page, That is the last page Of
this sheet on the outside.
]. E, Alderman made a profession
al trip to Mobile last week and stop
ped off at the Chautauqua at Citron-
nellie on his return Saturday evening
Mrs. c. A. Hunt WAS q passenger
out on Tuesdays train, bound for
her parents home up on the NJ, s
o. about StonewalI where she viii
visit a bit
Sheriff Dan Breland brought down
to Jail from KnO5town last week,
Francis Banks a coIored woman III
dicted by the last Grand Jury for a.
hardening child
Miss Flora Byrd writes to have
her Herald sent to McLain instead
of Janet; we assume she is now living
in the first named town. She is one
our steady year-in and year-out sub
ScriberS.
1t is getting to be the usual thing
for our local Waterman, Mr.. S T.
Perkins to Sunday at FruitdaIe
That there is a magnet of unusual
feminine attractive power for him IS
pretty generally conceded.
Mesdames S. Z. Simmons and
Nat Owen were up at Hattiesburg
recently. The former taking treat
ment at the Sanitarium OF which
their mutual brother IS the owner,
he is the well-known DR.. Crawford,
of that city.
Temporarily our readers will no.
tice that the al of The First National
Bank of Commerce Is running on the
outside of this sheet 1t will be re
turned to an inside position as quick
as some shifting in present carriage
of matter permits.
See Barber and Shoe Repair ad Of
R. A. Albums in this issue Bro.
Albums has rented the Clark Shop
which is located in the Mcleod Bros.
building. He recognizes the help
that printers ink is to building up q
brisk trade in that line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Breland were
down from Mutual rights shopping in
Leakesville. Mrs. Brelaud was in
her maiden days, which are b 1T a few
months removed, known OF name as
Miss leila Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ZacG Smith.
Rev. r. NJ. Guy arrived on Tues
days train to visit his sisters fam
lily, Mrs. G. w. Faux. His home is
at Jasper, Ala, but his work keeps
him IN Texas the major part of the
year teaching Bible Glasses and
EvangeliZing. His efforts are large
ly with the new church of the
Southwest, the Pentecostal Oh rich
of the Nazarene.
H. NJ. Sullivan, who has char6e oil
the planer-mill for the Bear Greek
plant tells US that since drinking the
Artesian Water he is much improved
from tbs malarial poison which be
had imbibed at his home at erich
ton, a suburban town Of Mobile
He has taken on more flesh. His
wife was up last week with him. lie
makes frequent trips down there.
The Chronicle Chautauq ia drew {
crowd of some seventy odd from
these parts last Saturday. The Wis
itation from this vicinity to thai in
stitution each year would be large!y
enhanced were specific dates for eX
cursions arranged and announced
anticipatory to the season S opening
The uncertainty OF eleventh houl
arrangements bar a heavier atten
dance Possibly this can be provid
ed for here after.
The following negroes were JAILED
recently by, Sheriff Breland unde
Grand Jury indictments, viz: lie.
White, Cleve Gatlin. Will Pierce anC
John Davis Gaming is the charge
Crapshooting. Trey are came from
the Bear Greek Co. mill quarters
This writer believes that the Law