Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-14

F6Dy. lJlU.
G. Posey Eubanks was among the
Court Corners Monday. He halls as
yore from Mullett.
Tuesday Mrs. Lonnie Spears OF
Betty visited her brothers family,
L. n. Ball in Leakesville.
O. L. Freeman has moved to his
home near Nicely He has been liV-
ing on his homestead in the Betty
Hills.
Mrs. Annie K. Givens and daugh-
ter were out from Mobile to Chan
Gerry Court, account Of the estate
matters.
John Ball has purchased the Spears
store at Betty and is now running
that business. He is the oldest son
of W. D. Ball.
Another resident Lucedale
parts, W hon business matters
brought to the County Capital Mon
day was, Mr.. ]. ]. Crooms.
Be sure to attend The Trip A
round The World" to be given by the
Baptist Ladies AID Society Jan.
21st 1910. (Pay-mtr.)
This Term Of the Chancery Court
was indeed quiet one; the bu siness
being of the usual decree taking or
der. Chancellor Wood on the bench.
The estate matter of their mother,
the late Mrs. Ann Breland, brought
Messrs Alb and Alex and Miss Dolly
Breland to Chancery Court Monday.
Jodie Perry and family will start
next Monday via State Line for
Torrecillas, Texas, their future home.
Jodie will join his fatherin.law farm
ing there.
Fletcher Rhinehart left Wednes-
day for his station in the Z. S. For
estry service near ROsedale, n. NJ.
after spending the holidays with rel
atives and old friends at Sweetwa-
ter.
Hon. B. 2. Harrison ran in yester
day from Waynesboro. They have
finished up the criminal docket for
Wayne. lie is well pleased and i'm
pressed with the new Judge, Hon. L.
H. Barrett of Gulfport.
Sam Avera has been employed by
the County to work the convlcts and
they are at present engaged on dig
ging the cutoff to river above bridge
here. They are making very fair
progress for so few hands.
After an absence of several months
we are quite glad to be able to
switch back on the Ellis Missionary
Letter feature. A continuous pres
sure of matter which could not be
deferred, dictated the break.
Rev. c. T. Noble and Mr.. Jesse
Byrd went over in the Upper East
Side Wednesday to officiate at and
attend respectively, the funeral OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Platt. Mrs. Platt
was a distant kinsman of Mrs. Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Reeves came
up from Merrill by hack Monday.
They we're married on New Year 5
day, see license in punishment OF
last week. He has a position as log
scaler with the Bear Greek Mill 20.
J. A. Cannon and lady Sundayed at
the home OF his kins woman, Mr. no.
D. Turner, West Of Leakesvllle. j..
4. has sold out his place at Mullett
and moved to Donovan. AlpE Mills
bought the Cannon place and moved
from Merrill flats out there.
some OF the Old greyheads are
prophecying Tor d onGlnuance OF ST.
we're weather through the WINTER
with possibly some snow, A sno"
is aoout due IN THESE parts DIS It's
been some several years since the
tleecy flakes shlmmered down..
VIC. Roberts who wears the nick
name OF Lum, was over from McLaln
in attennance on Cnancery Court
Mr.. Lum hash [ been 10 LeakesVlllt
ia quite bit. We used to see hin
more freq Lently DIS member OF tnt
County Parliament from his shire.
Last Friday l.. w. Brannan drove
up from the Old family home IN Beai
4 accompanied by his youngest bro
Their, sam. L. w. mas changed az
postoffice address from Grand Bay u
Wilmer, account OF moving his Iur
pentine business onto lands contigl
Gus to the last named place.
Jas. A. Davis was over Tuesda.
and in a talk had with him we lear
that all the family were at the bed
side of Melton at Richton when h
d,ad excent Two of the yOunger boys
Jimmie had the HERALD sent owe
to Deer Park, Ala, to his Marie
sister. Mrs. John Turner.
SPECIALISTS NOTICE.
| will be in Leakesviile Jany. It'll
to remain two or three days. ONO