Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-30

Monday for their July Term.
The Town Board of Alderman oil
Leakesvile are due to meet next
Tuesday.
jim Prentice was in town We'd
nesday seeing about some physic for
himself.
Mrs DR.. 7. A. Chapman is paying
her annual visit of a month to
parents in Rankin County at Bran
don.
A Synopsis of the Proceedings Of
the County Democratic Executive
Committee will be found in another
column.
Games Roberts Jr, got shaking
up in runaway last Saturday, but
no broken bones, and is bout all
right now from it.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Pannell left
Saturday to visit his mother ab Yves
son. This is their first trip over
there since marrying.
r. +. Mcleod was up from Merrill
Pike Saturday. Bob is staunch
friend to the Herald and left US a
subscription, which little kindness
greatly appreciate.
Jas N. Dunnam was among those
attending the Blbo speaking Tues
day. The County Dem. Elk Commit
tee nabbed dim while here to lill
vacant birth from his beat.
We did not get TO run in our last
issue that extract from Pat Harri
son 5 recent speech IN congress, nor
can we present same this week, but
it will surely have place in our next
issue.
Pete Williams who is a nimble
Splinter for the Superyisnrship from
beat 2, attended the political speak
ing Tuesday, as he nearly always
does when such occasions roll round.
w. ]. believes his stock is holding
steady for the honors.
The following persons have been
recommended by their respective
Senatorial factions and will be APP
pointed Election Commissioners of
Greene County, towit Lazarus w.
Valley for Vardaman; Arthur r.
Clark for Percy and Murdoch M.
Mcintosh for Alexander.
W. d. Ball, a swift racer in the Su-
pervisor chase over in Beat 5, came
over to the BiEbo speaking Tuesday.
Dan is thoughtful and big hearted
fellow and remembered We editor
with a nice mess of Roasting Ears.
Thanks w. ID, we appreciate all tt G
greenery that comes our way.
c. FL. Dunnam who is hot runner
for the Supervisor prize in Beat 3,
dropped over Monday to hear two
state candidates speak just for a
change, VIZ: Ross Collins and Bilbo.
Charley paid over the constitutional
ly 81 to the Executive Committee to
have his name placed on the ticket
before leaving
The Picnic at Jepsey Clark place
last Saturday drew pretty large
bunch OF people, and as is always the
case in that community plenty was
given the assembly to eat, the bar
becued meat being especially fine.
The candidates spoke, E. w. Bre-
land acting as introducer. Dr. G..
M, Lackey made his first bow from
the rostrum, he is a candidate for
representative.
W. 2. Rhinehart is tickling Old
mother earth right along these days.
while out to the Bilbo speaking
tuesday and let US say parenthetic-
ally he is hot Vardaman and Bilbo
man, brought us for exhibit sew
eral well grown cotton bolls, that
was June 27th,-hut he had them on
May 10Th. about month ago. He
also compimented us with several
clusters of delicious grapes of the
white variety. He has them also in
the blue, and will be on the market
with them in short,
The young son, Howard, of DR.. N
l.. Datson who received injuries in q
81 foot fall out of a tree Sunday, is
Still in bed but coming round. His
father thinks his spine is not perma
nently injured as his neck IS getting
so can straighten IL out. Ye editor i
often cheered when tired out from
exacting mental work and setting o,
our office veranda, by sweet boyisl
smiles from this little man as he lin
gers at foot Of the stairs to his faith
er's office. May he recover all hi
physical faculties involved from TIL;
fall.
The Colllons-Bilbo Speaking Tues
day attracted a pretty large crow
and they both made good impression
with their speeches. Collins was
splendid lecture on law, while J'ilbo'
was terrific indictment and expo:
ure of the Secret Caucus, castigatio