Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-09-23

OudlmefS L Feondn OF janet was In
the county-seat town Thursday.
Ezra Churchwell left Monday for
Meridian Maze College, where be goes
for his second year.
Mrs. W. W. Deane of McLaurin is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. 7.
! McRae in LeakeSville this week,
Billy Durham aud Arsand Clifton
were McLain folks who had business
at the oounty-seat town Monday
Bob Mcleod was in Leakesville
Monday pulling the ribbons over his
two ponies on the drive in and out
to his Vernal home.
Mrs. L. NJ. Burch and daughter,
Lamar. ended their visit with the
BurcheS here Monday and returned
to their home at Jackson.
QWhat might have been "a slight at
tack of paralysis strdck Mr.. Jas. H.
Turner last week, he is getting a.
long very well now with no loss of
muscular control.
The Barber Parlor of Albums and
Hunt has been removed from over
the Miller store into the Westerfeld
building formerly occupied by G Gorge
MetZger restaurant.
Ivan iCowan and Gabe Churchwell
left on Fridays train for the a & NJ
where they enter for the current
term. This is Gabe's second year
there and Ivan's first.
L. f. Knowles of Flomatan, Escam-
bia County, Ala, came over last week
to visit his brother Henry. who went
buck with him Sunday and will spend
few days in the old diggings, Hen
ry lives in the Mohobd community.
Miss Leila Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. p. Smith of Old Ad-
amsville. IS attending the Leakes-
vile School. She is boarding at the
Hugh McInnis Hotel in order to be
with her chum, Miss Annie McInnis.
Geo. A MetzSer went to Mobile
Friday last to take d position which
a friend had secured for him there.
It's clerk of the newsstand in the
Union depot. His wife and babe
will join him in Mobile residency,
ere the week ends.
The appoint for district attor-
ney in the coast district succeeding
Hon. B. P. Harrison, who rendered
his resignation to take effect at once,
went to E. ]. Ford of Scranton.
Other applicants for the place w. NJ.
Denny and w. A. White.
Visitors at the E. Fl. Burch home
last Thursday and Friday, Mr., G. A.
Burch of State Line and Mr.. Jno. S.
Miner of Chattanooga, Tenn. The
former is Ernest father, the latter
a maternal cousin whom he has not
seen in thirty-two years.
Sheriff D. E. BreIand assisted by
Hon. O. Backstrom commenced this
week making out the ax-receipts for
fiscal year 1910. Dan is the first
Sheriff in Greene to have his receipts
made out and ready for handing ov-
er to the prompt taxpayer, at the
earliest date the law allows. For
merry it was the custom to take a.
bout all the time legally allowed to
get them ready in. By being Johnny
on the-spot with them, the collections
commence earlier and incidentally
the tax collectors fees begin to flow
into his pocket.
The University made pretty good
draw on Leakesville for this term. IT
secured quartette of boys in
the persons of Carl Pool, Rich Flour
noy, Jno. W. Colbert and Rich Mil
ler. who together left for Oxford on
Tuesday train. It's the third year
with the two first named, and the
first year with the last two named.
The Herald ever notes with con-
graduation the movements of any OF
our young people towards higher ed
ucation. Rightly employed after
acquired it can be made wonderful
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