Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-24

No Marriage Licenses have beel
issued since last week S punishment
lett Dorsett and little son were
Saturday visitors from Merrill il
LeakesyiIle,
At last the rains have descended
and all nature looks refreshed afte,
such a prolonged drought.
See Easter Millinery Opening ad
of the Seeleys in this issue. right of
from tbs column at bottom of cdito.
rial page,
Mrs. j, W. Backstrom boarded
Friday train en- route for Olive
Branch, in De Soto County, where
she goes to visit parents for bit.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Simmons and
their little girl left last Friday. Mrs.
Simmons was to stop off at Hatties-
burg, while Mr.. Simmons journeyed
on to Jackson.
Mr., Allen of Aberdeen but who
came rom Lucedale here, is the new
manager for the Leakesviile MORGAN
tile Co. He formerly did business
in Tato County.
Jim Woodland. Sr., was up from
Ball last Friday attending to bust
ness at the courthouse and visiting
the family of his daughter, Mrs. An
ne Belle Naples.
e. D. West was down from old
Grafton last Friday. Dave is for
midabIc candidate for Supervisor in
his beat as our announcement COL
unns have shown.
Tom Steede, the genial representa-
tive OF the Dantzlers OF Moss Point,
was mixing with the Leakesviile
folks last week. Tom is an old ia
vorite in these parts.
.. L. Mills drove over from Fruit
ale last 5aturday bringing along his
mo,herIn-law, Mrs. r. J. Green, on
her return from trip to Citronelle
Chautaqua and Mobile.
Mr.. j. l.. Brett came up from Bex-
ley last Friday and on Saturday was
accompanied back with his step-son
Mr. j. W. Gibson, who went to Sun
day at the maternal home.
Our old friend B. F. Woulard was
down from State Line Tuesday in
company with Jas. A. Blggers, a
Kentuckian, whom Woulard is sell
ing homestead site near his town.
At meeting % the patrons of the
Leakesville school held one night
last week at the court house, Mr.. II.
r. Cowan was elected trustee, sue
ceediug DR.. NJ. L. Batson, resigned.
The Comment upon candidacy of
Hon. Jesse Byrd for Clerk of the
Courts is postponed till another
week, He has card in himself this
issue which will suffice till we go to
press again.
Bill Williams, our enterprising
liveryman, went down to Mobile last
week and brought up several horses,
one of which he sold right after get
ting him here. Their business is to
sell as well as rent horses.
Fletcher Rhinehart sends US a post
caro- from Ell Paso, Tex. where he
ran down for an outing, which shows
the rebel Mexican General Ozozeo
and his staff with the trappings of
war in shape of cartridge belts and
rifles sung over shoulders and in
hand.
An Excursion on the A. & NJ. ac-
count Chautauqua and ball game at
Chronicle took out some half hun
dred folks last Friday, the schedule
being arranged at more convenient
houl Of departure from here than
the iirst one, SO some augmented
patronage.
a tits Turner spent the middle OF
last week IN the Gulf City purchas-
ing some Spring goods for his con-
ceru See reference to them in their
ad his issue. He tells us they are
having tlatterlng opening trade
from the country, in fact really bet
ter than he expected right at the
start.
James Hlllman went over to Chat.
am, Ala, last week to visit sorrow.
lug sister, Mrs w. L, Ferguson. who
had just lost her husband by stroke
Of paralysis. The people over this
way will remember her as Molly, Tho
daughter OF Pink Hillman, Sr. jim
is sending her the Herald for sea
son SO that ste may hear of the do
ings in the old home county o
Greene.
Miss ARA e. Townsend joined thu
Leakesville delegation on their re
turn from Chronicle Chautauqua
where she had dropped in on a. TIL
back from Gulfport attending tn
Woodmen Women's Circle. She
the guest of the Pool family for
bit. She is saddened just now fror
the death of o beloved sister a