Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-25
LOCAL

Wednesday to look after some buSl-
ness matters.
Mr.. e. Hogstedt. machinist, resi-
deaf at VernaI, was in LeakesviIle
in the mid week.
r. o. McInnis has 50 far improved
as to have been able to get down town
this week. He looked on in the court
room some.
In order to take care of the court
news, we omit the instaliment of the
Panama Editorial Trip for this week,
but will resume next week.
Dave Eubanks was another Super =
visor who complied with the require
ments of the law for attendance on
the Circuit Court the first day,
An obituary to the memory OF
Lloyd Brock was put in our hands
this week but too late to receive in
sertion for this issue. Its author
may expect to see it in print in our
next edition.
Seldom does a court pass if ever,
that the venerable figure Of Pink
Smith is not seen about the Square.
He was down this time as the Super
visor from his beat hearing the
Grand Jury charge.
W. c. Churchwell took advantage
of Saturday to come over from his
school at Washington and spend the
day in the home town. Wyatt tells
us the school shows d very good
average this term.
B. E. Green attended Court early
in the week, having some business
Herewith. Hen is running a mill at
Brown,a small station below McLain,
and is doing very well with it now
that the market has gotten back 10
better condition.
DR.. r. F. Ratllff was up from Luce
dale as a witness III the BuIlard case,
remaining over till same was dismiss
ed This case has been hanging fire
long time, and affords quite relief
to the witnesses to get of at last
from court attending.
Another trio of homesteaders to
came to the county-seat town last
week, were Ira Rober is, Rastus Byrd
and Ed Breland, the latter two as
witnesses and the first named as the
most interested. Janet is the hamlet
which claims them as citizens.
A. R. Clark was taken quite sick
early in the week. His father, MIR
Jeppsy was in town Wednesday and
informs us he may miss an attack OF
Pneumonia but it will be on q close
margin. Arthur took cold on recent
river trip, which is causing the trou-
BILE.
Hon. E. W. Breland ran down from
Jackson Monday to look after his
cases in Circuit Court of which he
had nice string. He hied back
early Tuesday morning in order to
be on hand for the expected break OF
the Senatorial deadlock Tuesday
night in the Caucus.
B. D. Moore Informed us this week
that he leaves for his odd Kentucky
Home next Monday. He goes tc
farm for his brother, j. R. Moore
who has a roomy farm at Etheredge,
XIV, where the Moores were raised
B. D. Moore has been IN this county
some twelve years sticking close
He will not sell his land down here.
DIR. J. D. Harrell, DENTIST, OF Luce
dale came up Wednesday in response
to a summons before the Grand jury
Members of his profession are sup
posed to know a great dedl about the
mouths of people, but not every tlmt
their behavior in the social body
Harrell is quite a jovial charactc
and an acquaintance OF ours To-
several years.
Space has just been taken with u
by that Gibraltarc and enterprisins
banking institution, the First
National Bank of Commerce Of Hat
tiesburg, for another twelve months
tenure, see the first appearance
thereof in this issue. They will pres
ent different talks from time to tin
during the time from this alIottmeL
in our columns.
The callers at our printcry thl
Court week have been SO Eumerou
that we will not undertake persona
mention, but will say that We are a.
ways glad to have them lift the latch
string and see what we have lnsld
the plant and how the work G
getting out the HERALD'S is cal
ried on. Wednesday S or Thursday
and Fridays are always the best day
to call if you desire to see the presse
and other machinery in action.
Joe Valley, the Supervisor frol
Beat 3, came down to lear the Gran
Jury charge. This is an obligator
duty upon the various Supervisor
of the county and one attendance Q
Court for which they receive no con
nansation in dollars or cents eltht