Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-05-13
FRIDAY ............ May 10, 1910.
LOCAL

undersigned is away; he is fully au-
thorized to swing anything that
comes up.
JAMES FAULK. Publisher.
J. B. Dearman looked in on Court
Monday.
Aft Mills came up from Mullett
Monday to act as trustee in land
foreclosure sale.
Justice Court was reeling off bust
ness at the Court House Saturday
with usual wont.
Our townsman, Mr. Frank J. Green
is in Mobile at the Inirmary for
treatment, he has been in bad health
for several weeks.
A death notice of Geo. Davis,
drowned at Manila, p l., and son
of G. E. Davis Of Lucedale vicinage
will appear in our next issue.
Mrs. DR.. G. e. Ward joined her
husband here in the mid-week, this
being the first visit that gentlewom-
am has paid our town.
T. r. James Of Lucedale, received
the appointment last week at the
hands of Gov. Noel for the County
Attorneyship for George County.
This gives our friend Tom u pretty
nice job.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Burch and lit
tie Elizabeth visited Mr.. Burch 5
father at State Line Sunday. The
elder Burch is better from his kidney
trouble and hopes to visit his son
here soon.
&. II. Dunnam came out to mingle
with friends at the court Tuesday.
He was accompanied by his daughter
Miss Otis. Charley has been suffer
ing from the Grip since last out to
Leakesville.
Allen Mason got up to Court from
LucedalH Tuesday just to renew old
acquaintance, as on such an occasion
one who has attended the courts as
much as he has will bump into
friends from many hamlets.
For still another week do we have
to deny ourselves the pleasure of Civ
ing the Harrison Comment which
should go along with his announce
ment. Possibly though cur thoughts
viii have the better time to
crystalline by the delay.
Ed L. Robbins was in Leakesvile
Monday, Our gooifriend Ed has d
political bee IN his bonnet. He is after
the Sheriff's job OF George County.
He should make a good officer if he
makes the landing us he is of that
character to assdiously apply him
self to anything he undertakes.
A quartette of Lower Greene coun-
ty or we had better say George now,
in the persons of Ira NJ. and Horace
Brannan, Henry Wexford and J. E.
McIlwain were in attendance on the
Court. The first three are old friends
of We editor and we acknowledge
a pleasant acquaintance formed
with Mack
Ye editor and wife are planning to
leave Monday for New Albany where
we will take in the Mississippi Press
Association, and if our financial plans
permit, from there we will go TO
Memphis and on to Lookout Noun
tain, Chickamauga Park and posi-
bly, Mammoth Cave, Kentucky before
the return home is begun.
W. NJ. McAlister of WayneSbore
while down to thus court informed us
that he might be candidate for Con-
gress in this district. We trust our
friend Mack will not enter that bout,
as we would hate to see him in the
SkirmiSh with orr favorite Harrison
No man likes to see his friends en-
gagged in those deathly political
grapples.
NJ. Buckwater, the senior member
of the firm of B. & b. Lbr. Co., in
George county, and who also have a
mill at Union. looked after case in
court here Tuesday. We found Mr..
Buckwater to be a Enc type of man,
judging by his general address. He
cornplimented the showing of citizen
ship in Greene as revealed by the
courtroom audience, as being Of a
high order
Miss. Jesse Boiling in sending her
subscription from Winnie, Miss. which
is near Biloxi writes: Tho [ am
away from Greene my thoughts are
ever of the dear old county, and think
the best way to keep in touch with
is through your paper. Those who
have once abded in these parts, are
like the folks who drank out of Opie
Reads Canuck Greek; they can't
throw off their affection for the place.
Mr.. w. w. Heidelberg, Ex-Repre-
sentative Of Jasper County, and who
dwells in the comm unity of til Vt
county bearing his family name, was
down early in the week visiting his
son, our Hinkle. Mr.. Heidelberg is
n well-nreseryed man for his age be-