Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-03-11
LOCAL
Very pretty Easter Cards now on
sale at Geo. A. Metzger.

NVlnS IN one Vi Gue Ollly w llli"AAl0
cottages.
&c. Fischel, a barrister located
at Richtoa had occasion to visit
Leakesville Saturday.
That estate matter sale in which
he is the regular commioner brought
MIR. Rufe Breland to town Monday.
Mrs D. NJ. Bearry got back last
week from Meridian where she has
been sometime taking mental treat
ment.
Sam l. Churchwell was oyer from
Edith Monday and is troubled with
cold. In fact his whole family have
been suffering in that line lately.
]. II. Locke was down from Rich
ton Monday bidding on the land sold
under Chancery Court decree, for his
principals, the Richton Lbr. Co.
Frank Moody is no longer with
the Market Grocery Co., having ac-
cepted job over in Louisiana on the
Great Northern railroad which takes
him away today.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Davis of Exsho repaired to the marts
of Leakesvile to do some shopping.
They were accompanied by their
young hopeful.
Mr.. Jim Adams who is brother
of our Rev. R. A. Albums joined the
latter here last week and has taken
work for the present with 0. E. Baird
contractor,
BERTHE Mcleod got one of his an
kles hurt pretty bad by a sawdust
conveying apparatus. Ae can walk
on it some but it will take sometime
for it to get well.
Justice Court brought two Beat )
citizens to Aeakesville Saturday, VIZ;
E, E. Todd and Lewis Turner. The
former as plaintiff and the later as
defendant in civil suit.
L. N. Ball has moved into the
dwelling IN Poolvlle which he pur-
chased from B. P, Harrison recently.
Lawrence still works for the Leakes-
vile Mercantile Company.
Ellis Russell, who will be remem-
bered-of our readers as of Merrill res
idercy for sometime awhile back, was
in Leakesville in the mid-week rep
resenting a collecting agency.
Our readers will hardly be able to
open their Heralds this week with
out espying the Delinquent Tax Land
Sale which the Sheriff has in this.
ISSUE Its length throws US one day
late. d
Albert and Charley Harrison were
Nicely expeditionists in the county
capital Wednesday. Albert has been
taking on Lesh since we saw him.
last. He is getting to be right ro-'
tund figure.
S. E. Perkins favored US with
plate of vegetable soup one day this
week which certainly did have fine.
flavor. He seems to have along with.
other accomplishments some of the
skill of a chef.
The Nancy Turner estate lands
sold. Monday under decree Of Chan
Gerry Court for partitioning brought
a fancy price, it being knocked off to
the Richton Lbr. Co., at $500 and
some odd dollars.
4 letter from Cordes Dawson bears
the tidings that he is now located at
Calvert, Ala, in Washington County,
as assistant postal clerk, That is
the junction station of the Southern
railroad with the T. q V. line.
His physician DR.. M. L. Batson,
thought best to carry Mr.. J. A.
Smith. Elk representative, to Mobile
early this week where he could have
treatment in the Insanitarium. His
troubles at times renders his mind
irritational. He has been sick sever
al weeks.
Mr.. Theo PIatt ST., was down from
the Upper East Side last week ini-
tiating steps to administrate the eo-
tate of his mother who died recently
and expressed as her wish chat he
serve in that capacity. He is one OF
the substantial men of his communi-
ty, in fact of the county.
G.. G. Smith, the Richton attorney,
who was trustee III several OF The
foreclosure salesaof the Dorsett 81 Cu.
of his town, came. down Monday &c
look after those matters. All but two
Of. the advertised sales had been fore
stalled by the parties paying up since
the publications have been running
Two parties of homesteaders were
in Leakesville Thursday to make lima
proofs: the first from Jonathan Will
Ralvin Smith, Neil Dunnam and Co
umbus Mcdonald Jr., the other from
State Line consisting Of TEos. Heath
cock, J. J. Massey and Harmon Brew
err. The first named of each trio wa.
thesdirectly interested party, or rath