Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-09-08
LOCAL

E, l.. kittrell was in town las
Saturday and gave the Herald office
call.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mcleod drove
up to Leakesyille last Monday from
Vernal vlcinage, where they dwell.
Tom Jones of the Richton r. +. d.
was jerking the lines over that wiry-
looking mule of his into town yester-
day.
While down to town Wednesday
Billy Neel was accompanied by his
wife and two of their smaller chill
dren.
Charley Byrd of Janet was out at
the capital city of Greene County
Monday looking after having his
homestead published.
Prof. ]. M. Pannell and lady re-
Gently left for Hopewell 10 Kinds
County where he teaches flourish
ing school the current term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Miller have
gone to Housekeeping in the ]. E.
Miller cottage in West Leakesville
recently vacated by the Chapman S.
Gordon Rounsaville is taking
surccase from work this week in the
drug store where he has been all
summer before entering h O
next week.
]. M. Miller of the Fork of the riv
ers was up Monday attending the
County Pension Board of which he
is member. He tells us he has been
having sickness in his family recent
ly.
r. M. Vanderford and Curtis
Smith were couple of Janet people
to come to the county seat Monday.
Bob is highly elated oyer the election
of Jim Vardaman for whom he was
an avowed enthusiast.
d. w. Allen and wife left Tuesday
for Jackson, going to see a nephew
of Mr.. Aliens who happened to a
bad accident few days since getting
one side of his face shot off by an &C
cidental discharge from a shotgun.
A trio of Old Grafton folks to
shop in Leakesville Tuesday was
made up of Joe Tombstone, Bob
Prime and Forrest McLain. Bob has
been over the edge of Wayne County
farming this year for Will Hender-
son.
f. Clark of Old AdamsvilIe was
down Monday accompanied by bis
ten year old son Floyd Cleveland
Clark. Clark is thinking somewhat
of moving back to Middle Florida
this Fall, which is where he came
from here in the Cos
Molly Daughdril the young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Daughdrill OF
the Fork of the rivers, came out here
Wednesday to meet his mother on
the return by rail from Chatom, Ala
where she recently went to the bed
side of her sick mother, Mrs. Moss.
San Williams was over from Betty
Monday but did not have any pack
ace of rattlesnake rattles this time
to press into the editorial palm. On
the contrary he pressed something
more welcome, some of the SHINING
silver from Uncle Sans mint.
In the local last week about Mrs.
P. A. Mcleod we made mistake IN
stating the number of teeth she had
extracted, it should have been Is the
dentist informs US, and not rs. He
had extracted about 36 by that time
but not all from the mouth Of the
same party. Always glad to be put
right.
G. B. Blalack went over TO Lea
last week to take his wife and hel
sister, Miss Albeny Brannan who has
been visiting them lately, to the pa
rental home. Mrs. Blalack is remain
ing over for about a month, while
Mr.. Blalack came back and is wlnd
ing up his affairs in Leakesvllle, ant
will move away after a bit.
Congressman B. P. Harrison go
to Leakesyille Tuesday, having alon
with him his little son, Patton il
Harrison converses interestingly o
the doings of the late Congress an
the outlook for Democratic succes
next year in the Presidential cam
paign. which he considers exceedingl
bright, Its so conceded at Washing
ton.
Mrs. Jodie Partin OF Hillman, wiz
ow of the late J. B. Partin (who wa
a very serious pious character is
he commended, as well as her thr'
daughters, Misses Katie, Alma oil
Minnie-for the heroic struggle thu
are making to earn livelihood al
stay together while the girls secu
colnmon school education. I
home is the unit of our c.vlllzatl'
and the Herald goes out OF its W
to notice this particular instance
self-sacrifce by this quartettee
maintain theirs as long as possio
On the trip over Monday TO