Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-10-14
LOCAL

day.
Lawrence Evans was in Leakes-
VILE last Friday, his first visit in
quite whet.
Theo. Platt ST., drove down to
Leakesville from his home in Upper
East Side Tuesday.
Mr.. E. McLennan of Hattiesburg
was here Friday last checking up the
Blodgett Tax receipts.
Squire Edwards of Escatawpa, Ala.
was over Saturday shaking hands
with old acquaintances.
Miss Minnie Helm of Meridian,
came to Leakesvile Tuesday, spend
ing the hours between trains.
w. H. EubankS of Mulletr was in
Leakesville Wednesday. He tells US
the crops down there were not hurt
by drolth of early Fall.
Next week we will probably pHb-
lIsh list to be furnished by Supt. O.
Backstcom of the teachers for the
various schools this term in Greene
County.
B. C. O'Daniel and lady, took in
the Appalachian Exposition at Knox
vile. Tenn, last week Mrs. O'Dan-
ie: recently visited relatives at Wa
ter Valley, Miss.
Mrs. Sam Pool and the baby, Myl
, tbs, accomp lnied her father, Mr.. Dan
Mcleod to the State Confederate
Veterans Reunion at Hattiesburg
this week. Mr.. Mac is one of the
old Vets from Greene.
Miss Ella Westerfleld recited be-
fore the State Convention of the W.
C. T. TT, in Meridian, and would
have been in the Medal Contest but
sence of some of the contestants.
Games Roberts, Jr., did not enter
the A. & NJ. as we chronicled. He
decided it would be better after see
ing the examination requirements,
to return home and prep up some
more before essaying College work.
Hendrix Byrd, who is a son of our
Jesse Byrd, has been appointed AS
sistant Cashier of the Bank of Luce
dale succeeding Simon London, who
has resigned to enter employ of a
local mercantile establishment
that place.
Among the names OF those who
successfully stood the examination
before the State Board of Pharmacy
last week. we notice that OF g. >.
Jackson of Leakesville, whom we
know as the genial prescriptionist at
the City Drug Co.
Rev. A. B. Colt of Enterprise pas
sed through Leakesville Tuesday en-
route for Vernal to attend the Pres
bytery in which he is a veteran Pas
toral Elder. He is well-known to
the folks of Leakesviile and Vernal
communities and is a fine old char
acLer.
Ralph Mills got a special message
from President J. C. Hardy of the
A. & M. Sunday to come up there
and enter so as to play on the Col
lege Football team which got bad ly
worsted lately. Ralph is esteemed
as strong man in that team account
his size and Drawn.
Mrs. G.. W. Faux went over to
Bay Minette, Ala, last week to wit
ness the wedding of her neice, Miss
Gasque Wilkins to Mr.. Robert Hall,
arising legal luminary OF Baldwin
County, of which the aforesaid town
is the capital by virtue of memora-
BILE fight which strung out over sew
eral years.
Ezra Churchwell is another of the
Leakesville boys away at College
who appreciates the honey feeling
the Herald is capable of imparting
Hear him in letter written from
the A. & M. Enclosed find remit.
lance for which send me the Greene
County Herald. Our room does not
look like tome without the paper.
In a letter from Carl Pool at the
State University, we find this sentl
ment expressed towards the Herald
II don't think | could get along witt
out the Herald as | enjoy it so muct
and it gives so many happenings tina
4 wouldn t know being out of thu
community and you know these arr
always welcome W 10 "u0h """-
from home.
The Herald will very much appre
ciate having all who are indebted t
it in anyway to favor us with tn
mum if you possibly can. Some ar
remembering US all along in this wa.
and Others who could do so, have {
verlooked cancelling the fnancis
matters between us. The promp
placing of MONIES which the pape
earns into our hands enables us
get up a much better sheet at a
times. With no financial burden
soaring on our mind, naturally W
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