Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-09-15
LOCAL

TO business matters at the county
capital Monday.
Chas. Feagan has a job with the
K. c. Lbr, Co., at Lucedale and has
moved down there.
Mrs, S. +. Simmons is over from
West Jackson visiting her sister,
Mrs. Nat Owen.
Hughey Edgar was up Tuesday
from the Lower part of the county
looking after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Ayera of the
town winch bears their family name
made trip to Leakesvine Monday
via rail
Mrs DR.. NJ. L. Batson accompani-
ed by the children, paid her sister,
Mrs Lang Mills, Jr, visit at
Fruitdale last week.
Wiley Mills was over from the up
per East Side last Friday aud accom-
panied by his wife and one of the
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomas and chill
dren drove over from Rounsaville
last Friday and spent the day in
town visiting.
Miss Iduma Turner spent the last
week at her old home town, Esca-
tawpa, Ala, and reports very gra-
cious revival among the Methodists
of that place.
Mr.. Archie Morgan an erstwhile
Leakesviliar, but now of Bexley,
transacted business in our city Sat
urday and was a traveller out on
Sundays train.
If you believe in the Centennial
Celebration project for Greene Coun-
ty, begin to talk it up and let your
friendiness to tue movement become
known among men.
Lloyd Byrd, the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lum Byrd of this city, left
Monday for Newton where he goes
to attend Clarke Memorial College
for the current term.
Mr.. G. p. Smith, Supervisor from
Beat is passing in and out of town
this week on an OK hunt. He is look
ing after getting up that other team
for the Road Working crew.
Mr.. J. A. McLain a substantial
citizen from Upper Greene visited
the countyseat town yesterday.
Glad to see our old friend Big John,
as he is usually called, once more.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. B. Billiard and
the baby came up overland Sunday
to visit the Bearrys, Mrs. Billiards.
people. Joe has position as planer-
boss with the X. c. Lbr. Co., at
Lucedale.
Cliff Cowan went over "a the auto
mobile last week to Wesson and car
RED the PANELS to Hopewel in
Kinds County where they are to
teach thus season. Mrs. Pannell is
Cliffs sister.
Lawrence Keeton accompanied his
brother the cotton buyer, back home
on his return from his trip down
here a few days back. CoffeevilIe is
the place, its in Yalobusha county.
He returned Saturday.
Read the article by D. A. Mcleod
in this i ,sue on the Centennial Cele-
bration for Greene County. He
throws out some suggestions which
may serve as frame work to build
to in order to pull off the thing with
gCsto.
Geo. A. Metzger was in Leakes-
vile Friday for the first time since
moving to Mobile, and kept busy
greeting auld acquain lance, not for
got He will make this place regu-
larry hereafter every three weeks, as
it has been incorporated into his ter
ritory.
Mrs. d. M. Bearry got back home
Sunday from the Insane Hospital al
Meridian and seems to have recover
ed her mental balance. She always
yields readily to treatment in those
institutions which are an expression
of our Christian civilization and
progress.
Walter Turner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Syl Turner of this yicinage, was
hurried to Mobile about the middle
of last week and operated upon for a
wrench of the bowels, from all &C
counts just about in time to save his
life. He is coming round all right
from the operation.
The services at Sweetwater and
Washington Baptist churches Sun
day respectively drew contngents
from Leakesvile. This is the Annual
meeting season with our Baptist
brethren in these parts and they
usually plan for dinner on the
ground Sunday.
Tom ). Browning, who dwelt in
Greene county about a dozen years
ago, was conner in the mid week
from WavnesbOrO his present home