Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-10
LOCAL

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J. L Ball of Avera, was shopping
in this town Teusday.
Rute Bradley was an incursionist
from Betty Tuesday,
W. w, and Make Mcleod were up
from Vernal Wednesday afternoon
Rich Henderson was paying Leak
esville one of his customary calls
Tuesday.
Rufe Breland, C. L. Kittrell and
wife, made up trio OF Jonathan Wis
itors in Leakesvllle Monday.
The Wiley Evans dwelling on Paul
ding Avenue, now glistenins from
the effects of d late coating OF white
paint.
w. d. Ball was circulating among
the Court throngs Monday. w. ID.
is not candidate, but is natural
hail fellow well met, at all times.
L. E. Mills lately moved from
Leakesville to Ayera, where he lived
for several years awhile back George
sold his place here to Mrs. Afford.
W. G. Todd, ". 7. Pope, p. l..
Mills, Zack Valley aud VIM. Smith,
we're party of Upper Beat 3 citi-
zens who attended the Supervisors
Court.
Ed DAVIS, IT., was anothet emrloy-
ee of the Bear Greek Mill Co., who |
had to 90 to Mobile last week and |
sustain an operation for Appended
It's, which he also stood well.
In a special Election Of the Town
of Leakesville held January 26, AN.
Mcleod was elected member Of the
Board of Alderman to fill vacancy |
created by failure Of S. w. Bali to
qualify
The Ira Ball family moved We'd
nesday from out of the Alderman
house near the Mercantile store, to
the Bud Ball house in Pool Addition,
which latter place is now owned by |
w. d. Ball.
Mr.. Press 8card from the Upper
East Side, was thai far recovered |
from his recent severe sickness as to
be able to drive to town last Friday.
His bIanched color is about the only
evidence of the long spell.
Newton James was in town Tues
day and made purchases of garden
seed. Gardening is an absorbing
thing and we note with con nepda
lion that many of our young married |
men are taxing to it as . pasttime.
Mrs. Daisy PipEins, nee Lott, wife
Of Lew Pipkins, was taken to Mobile
ldSu NSCh dub OpCidlCd hDOu lOl Ap-
pendcltis and stood the operation
we'll. Her husband is a teamster up
in the Bear Creek Mill Co.'S logging
camps.
G. L. and J. p. Avera we're down
from the Avera hamlet Saturday as
witnesses in a case in Justice Am
sler's court. Marcy, as j. p is call
ed, was accompanied by his wife, "ho
paid a visit to her sister in law, Mrs.
p. ]. Mcleod
0. H. Hilman was in town the
first time Monday since getting back
from Mobile after being operated up
on for Gladstone of the liver. He is
still quite weak but thinks is doing
fine considering the seriousness Of
the operation.
Our old friend Jno. w. Daughdrill
was over from Leaf River Monday,
looking after business before the
Board connected with the timber on
a Sixteenth Section for Mrs. Watson,
u Michigander, owning large tract
of pine lands in this. and adjoining
counties.
While in town Saturday Asa Bre-
land had one of those spells OF verti
go. A popularity about those at
tacks with him is that he drops down
on his knees in kind of squat and
quickly RECEIVERS if nobody touches
him, though his mind is usually a
perfect blank as to when and where
it occurred He thinks its caused
from the effects OF Typhoid fever
some years back.
A. d. Denmark was one among q
number OF teachers who came to the
county-seat Saturday to draw his
monthly pay. Lonzo makes no Sc
cret of the fact that he may stand
for County Superintendent t, bat that
campaign is delayed IN opening Till
after the examination required by
law which will be held as published
in these columns early in March.
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