Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-01-07
FRIDAY
January
LOCAL

Chancery Court .2onvenes in Lea
kesville next Monday Jany 10th, 1910.
Cecil Mcleod was another of the
A. & NJ. College boys to holiday at
ONE.
Carl Pool boarded Tuesday after
Moons train routed for the State
University.
ChaS. Feagan has a position at
Vinegar Bend and moved his family
over there this week,
Mrs. Jesse Byrd visited the family
of her son Hendrix in Luceda..e dur
ing the holiday period.
Justice Court Saturday consumed
but little time as there wasn't much
business on the docket.
The school in Leakesville resumed
promptly with all the teachers back
at their respective posts Monday.
]. x. Roberts was over from the
West Side of the County Monday, and
gave us gladstone hand pressure.
In order to be on hand early E. w.
Breland Representative from Greene
left Saturday for Jackson to attend
the present session of the Leglsla-
ture.
Jette C, Dorsett was up from
Merrill Tuesday paying his taxes
and attending a meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Bank of which he is a
worthy member.
Mrs. Fannie Faux Priester spent
the Christmas season with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.. W. Faux.
She is still with the New Beach
Hotel of Gulfport.
Rich Miller was another College
boy whom che YuIetide brought to
the paternal roof N Lsakes vile. He
was off again 10 Clinton ere the pc
Rod had fully expired.
That trespass suit of the Rose Lbr.
Co VS. w. A. Breland brought L, c..
Helms as attorney and J. B, Merrill
as agents for the compliments up to
Saturdays Justice Court.
7. L; Crenshaw, an old friend OF
ours in Beat 4, dropped in on us
Wednesday of last week and left a
freshorder for the Herald. His home
is in the Mullett community.
Visitors at the E. H. Burch home
in Leakesville part of last week,
were Mrs. VIM Moore and her son
Charley. Mrs Moore is sister Of
Ernest and dwells at Enterprise.
Ezra Churchwell returned to the
Beeson Male College last Saturday.
He boards with his aunt, Mrs. En-
lily Breland, vino lives on College
Heights, just outside of Meridian.
Owing to this being the time to
appoint the Road Overseers for the
ssvesal Beats of the County, the
Board of Supervisors did not con
clude their labors till Tuesday after
noon.
On Tuesday of last week, Dec. %,
Mr.. Albert Davis was in Leakesville
accompanied by his daughter, and
Mrs. Fronle Mills Davis, wife of Mel
ton, who died earlier in the same
month.
Ralph Mills, Bert Green, Gabe
Churchwell and Claude Breland
adiosed the Leakesville folks again
Wednesday, going back to the A. &
NJ. for the balance of the Term
1909-10
A. G.. Lindquist sold his market
business out to concern which
takes the name of the Market Gro
Gerry, and of which Vim. Clark will
be Manager. D. e, Breland made
the purchase, and is of the new firm.
The town Board of Aldermen of
Leakesville met Tuesday and signed
up the bonds, the money for which
will arrive within fortnight, and
be employed in retiring the stock OF
the Eeakesville Graded High School
etc.
Rich Flournoy ran over here a
coaple of days during the Holidays,
which he had been spending at his
parents home at Crawford and with
J. d. at Vinegar Bend. Ueh and
Carl Pool are room mates again this
term.
Shff. Dan Breland went to the Gull
City during the week to purchase
such stock of Staple and Fancy
groceries as will fully round out thu
stock which the Market Grocery Co
acquired in purchasing the Lindquis
market business.
Mrs. Alex Wexford, who by the
way is daughter of the aged ex-ius
tice E. B. Box, was over from Exsht
Ala, Monday. She informs us tina
since the death of his wife, Charlie.
has turned his children over to Mrs
Allen Mason, their maternal grand
mother. A sad blow and homewreck
80 4ln. - Cha ,.loxr rrhcr, tn