Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-06-10
LOCAL

The phlz of Pleasant IL. Mills beam
ed in our streets Tuesday. His name
suggests smooth feelings.
A. perfunctory monthly meeting of
the Town Board of Aldermen OF
Leakesville was held Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie d, Priester came up
from Gulfport Monday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Faux.
Billie Eubanks was making his
customary monthly bill-coiecting
round for the phone business Mon
day.
w. n. Kittrell who is Familiarity
known by the sobriquet OF kerney,
had business in the countryside town
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. b. Bu.lard came
up from Mobile Tuesday combining d
business trip with visit TO the Idt-
ter's parents.
See announcement of Hon. Frank
S. Lewis OF Scranton for Congress;
the usual extended reference wlll be
given HIM IN our next issue.
Miss, Leila Smith, daughter Of Dlr.
and Mrs. Z. z. Smith, and sister OF
Hardy, is spending the week III town
with her friend, Miss Annie Mclnnls.
Two OF our LeakesVilIe ATTORNEYS,
namely: ii. Z. Heidelberg and b. w
Breland looked after professional
business in justice court at LuCtuale
Wednesday.
j. Mack Fountain Went up to Semi
nary last week and assisted In BRING
ing very sick sister Of bis down loI
the Infirmary at HatLlesDurg, Where
she lies DIT the point OF death.
Nose Nixon, that efficient Deputy
Sheriff for Beat 3, was up Monday
comforting as is his occasional Won't
with his chief, the Honorable Dan
ireland, the High Sheriff OF Green
County.
A trio of Nicely menfolks, in the
persons of KIM Daughdllll, Pete
Fairly aud Jno. X. Moody, looked
after honest ead proofs in LeakeevlIe
both on Saturday of last and Monday
of this week.
The post-office inspector for this
district paid his first call at the
Leakesville office Tuesday. lie has
only been in the service eight mOnIuo
and has large territory, some
twenty counties.
c. L. -KittrelI recently tarried
several days in Moss Point, while
down there to meet some logs, and
tells US he thinks the change really
helped his health which has been
poorly, since the Grip had him in the
winter.
Mr.. Jim Albums brother of Rev. R.
A. Albums, has decided to learn the
newspaper business and so has cast
in his efforts with the Herald, swing
ing a seat on the mechanical end, and
shows splendid apt tude for learning
the trade.
Cecil Mcleod was the last one OF
the College boys to come in. He ar
rived last Friday accompanied by his
sister Miss Willie, who went up to be
present on his graduation day, as he
brings his sheepskin away from the
A & NJ. College this time.
On Tuesday j. Hendrix Byrd. who
is a candidate for Chancery Clerk in
George County, came up with his
wife to Leakesville. She remained
over to visit with her father-in- laws
family, Mr. Jesse Byrd, a bit. She and
Hendrix recently lost their only child
a babe of only few months of age.
Justice Amsler convened the usual
monthly term of his court at Leakes-
vile Saturday. The court was engag
ed chiefly in trying number of de-
faulting road hands and some civil
suits. The Todd Turner suit was
withdrawn by plain tiff, who will file
new suit in Justic Writ Thomson's
court, without prejudice.
D. r. Williams and his estimable
lady was shopping in the city OF
Leakesville Wednesday. Mrs Viii
liams brought in nice bunch of
poultry for the local market. It's got
where now, that those who can have
chickens or pigs to sell are really the
the money folks, as the prices on
both are something almost undreamt
of.
About the time we were getting
to press good last week, our gasoline
engine sulled and it was Monday be-
fore we could get it going again.
This accounts for the poor print on
a portion of that edition and its late
appearance. Everything had worked
smooth since our return from pleas
ant trip till that muley notion struck
our engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Knowles
shopred in this village Wednesday.
Thus early have they expressed an