Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-03-04

j.. Crooms was in Leakesville
Thursday attending to some business
matters.
D. B. Mcqueen drops us 9 po.tal
asking that his paper be changed
from Hattiesburg to Beaumont,
H. NJ. Faulk came up from Mobile
Sunday to see his sick father aud
transact some business matters,
Hon. J. Andrew Smith of Jonathan
vicinage, has been sick for several
DAYS having physician in his home
II, P. Heidelberg, atsorney, looked
after professional business IN the
Gulf City Monday, He was accompa-
MED by his wife.
Among the shoppers IN the county
capital Wednesday, we're Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Gibson, who dwell in the
Mohoba hamlet.
The recent rains have raised the
old Ch,ckasawhay river, and its de-
ducable that this will overreach any
swell of the current season.
Geo. B. McRae has purchased lot
in Pollville from Dr. Pool right across
the street from his father place ana
in due time will erect dwelling on
it,
The Chronicle Chautauqua begins
March the 18th. The program book
let's are out and Show quite mum
Der of strong attractions. See al III
this Issue.
The Bank of LeakesviIle use Their
regular space this week to present
the Commission issued them for cur
rent year as State Depository for
Greene County.
One of his children got fall Tues
dav that caused Jim Miller TO HE
away to the FORKS OF the river with
a doctor to fix up the hurt, The III
jury was not bad.
The Town Board of Aldermen OF
LeakesvilIe held their regular month
ly session Tuesday and fixed a time
limit for payment OF city taxes With
out distressing.
E. H. Burch made a trip to Mobile
at the converging of the weeks and
at the instance of his physician had
an X-ray photograph taken Il ms
Kidneys for suspected gravel-stone.
Mrs. Mary Platt, widow of the late
Jim Platt of Fruitdale, visited her
friends in Greene during Court week.
Mrs. Platt is quite a young woman
despite she has worn the widow S
weeds.
B. P. Harrison was up from Gull
port Monday looking after proEes
sional business. He is selling that
one of his cottages in Pool addition
on South side of street to L. n. Ball
of this burg
D. A. Hillman, son of Os HllEman
OF Betty, and usually called by the
the nickname (what a bane those
nicknames are) of Heck got the Free
Buggy from the English Carriage
Co. see their letter.
L. N. Ball of Ball community Is
CONTRASTING Leakesvilie this week tol
an aluminium cooking utensll line
He is distinguished from the l.. n
of this town, as Louiey, while oui
townsman uses Lawrence for his L.
initial.
Miss Lille Whiddon, daughter o
the Hon. C. w, Wniddon justice o
the peace, resident of Lucedale, L
nm for a month boarding at the Too
Churchwell Hotel and drinking th'
Teakesville Artesian Well water To-
her health.
Spring come in this year promptly
on time. The sun shone out Wed
nesday and began to warm up things
and give a geneial springfield feeling
The changing seasons are one OF tn
greatest attractions of this the Nortl
Temperate Zone, which furnishes
veay paragon of climate.
Calvin Mcleod got hurt Thursda.
of last week i'm handling peavy wit
some logs, it flew up and struck III
lower Jaw, bruising the flesh an
breaking out one tooth. He sufIere
considerable from the accident, hu
save the loss of the tooth, there WI
be no probably lasting afGer effect.
A. r. Mason was in town last FRI
dav. He tells Us that he has Jus
moved UP from Mnllett to Charie
Welfords place near Exsho, Ala an
that the Alex Wexford family, WI
were living in this place, have got
down to Mullett to occupy his hon
down there. Alex is the father
Charley. Leslie says he may pa
chase the Exsho place later on. i
enrolled as a subscriber.