Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-12-09

Thomas Steede paid Leakesvill,
another of those pop-calls Thursday
Chat. Denmark is one Of the guards
now over the County Convict Gang
Chancery Court convenes the Sec.
ond Monday and 9th. day of January,
1911.
Ira Ball has moved into the AL
derman house vacated by Mrs. Riggs
ethis week.
An account of the Leakesville
School Entertainment as per our re-
quest is handled through the Notes
Department.
Mr.. K. McLennan, agent for the
Blodgetts, had business with the Su-
pervisors Court Monday. His home
is at Hattiesburg.
Henry James and Jim Beard TO-
gether drove into Leakesvilie We'd
nesday, seeing after some business
matters and then hurrying away.
Mr.. w. S. Childs drove Rev. G. T..
Noble and Pete over to McLain Tues
day. Ralker he drove his grey mule
and they had seats in the buggy with
him.
See our Holiday Suspension Notice
in this issue, which reduced to SIM
pie speech, means that we will not
issue for week OF Friday Dec. 30,
1910,
Mr.. W. H. Louisell. the heaviest
stakeholder in the Bear Greek Mill
Co., of this place, was up from Mo-
bile seeing after business 10 that
connection.
Rev. Y. D. Westerfield gave his
ankle severe wrench one day this
week which caused him to lay up for
a bit and temporarily use crutches
about walking.
Pleasant L. Mills passed through
Leakesvile yesterday enroute for his
home at Grafton. having completed
the bridge on Gaines Greek near
Wiley Mills old place.
ALBERT Harrison was over from
Nicely Monday looking after varied
matters. Albert is one of those in
the Suspected column as caudi-
date for Sheriff next year.
The minutes of the County Fair
Meeting Monday were furnished us
by Mr.. Breland but at a late hour
we find are forced to carry them over
till next week. Watch for them
then.
MIR. j. G. Heidelberg of Sanders
vile, visited his daughter, Mrs. A. G,
Ferguson, aud his nephew, Hinkle
Heidelberg, in Leakesville this week
He is about seyenty-five years old
and fairly we'll preserved man fol
that advanced age.
"A trio of Old Grafton folks in the
persons of VIM. Smith, ROzier Davi:
and J. j. Touch dropped in US Thurs
day while printing the first side o
this edition, and watched our power
press perform. Touch is fixing tt
prove out his homestead.
Mr.. R, E. Smith and mother, Mrs
A. NJ. Riggs left yesterday for En-
terprise, where Ned goes to rehabii
tate what was one time the Clarl
County Times. Their host of friend
here join us in wishing them both
profitable and enjoyable ventur
there.
Wise Brelandis having new six
room dwelling built replacing tn
one lost by fire Christmas night tw
years ago. w. E. Kelly is the col
tractor and Chas. Munsert ct al TT
carpenters from Vinegar Bend WI
are swinging saw and hammer c
the, Job which is about complete
this writing.
Jimmie Davis fetched us qua
sample of new syrup made from ia
auese cane. 1t has fine heavy bo
v somewhat darker than the regul
cane-syrup of this section, and l
there with the goods on the taste lin
We shall try to manage all the W
ter sweetening that reaches us thu
and appreciate it too.
At the December Term OF t
Board of Supervisors held Mond
and Tuesday. the merchantable til
Der on some 81 OF 10th. sect'o
were sold to the Blodgetts at rate
$1,000 per section. Blodgett own
the land, and this is the school inc
ey which the county gets 1t timber
removed. A living and cooking te
was ordered bought for the coun
convict gang.
One more installment and
Back to the Farm" feature
have ended. We will begin in Jal
airy an educational feature IN
same position of the paper wn
that and it's predecessors have &C
pied. and it too will discuss the
dusti ial adjustment OF our coun
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