Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-07-28

Miss Isabelle Ball, whose postoffice
is Betty, was in town Saturday.
Miss Della Churchwell of this city,
is visiting relatives at McLain this
week.
Willie Washam was attending to
business here Thursday. He halls
from Ball.
The many friends of Miss Lela
Smith were glad to see her in town
yesterday.
Hinkle P. HdledIburg transacted
business in Mobile at the converg
ing of the weeks.
Squire E. w. Breland attended
to professional business at Mobile
early in the week.
Messrs Will and Eugene Rounsa-
vile, came over from Townsville
between trans Saturday.
Messrs. w. A. Coaker, D A. Nc
Donald and J. d. Turner were outlook
ers at the Herald printery last Fri
day.
The river got up enough at the
converging OF the weeks for some OF
the logmen to get off down river to
Moss Point.
Claude Breland cahe up from Oak
Grove, Ala, last week to spend few
DAYS with home folks. He went
back today.
Mr.. Theo Platt Jrr of Upper East
Side, came down to Leakesyille yes
terday. He had suspicious smile
on his face about something.
Miss Ruby Naples came home this
week from down in the Vernal COM
munity, where she had been convers-
ing with kins-people and friends.
Mr. c. E. Anding went down to
Mobile late last week to meet his
wife and children, who had been
down to Gulfport on visit to Mrs.
Pat Harrison.
T. T. Brewer from Hillman, was
in Leakesville Saturday on business.
He came around to our printery and
left a subscription for John H. Brew
err, Leevllle, La.
Mr.. J. Byrd, of the ]. e. Miller
Store, who has been away on a
lengthy vacation, returned last week.
Mr.. Byrd says he enjoyed his trip to
California very much.
The last information as to the
whereabouts of the Editor and wife,
they were in Quebec July %. Think
thew have about reached their goal
and will soon start back.
Miss Lottie Ball was conveyed up
Sunday last from her home AZ Ball
via vehicle route. She reports her
mother somewhat improved and has
returned home from Columbus. Miss
Lottle is a staunch friend of the
peoples choice, Mr.. Vardaman,
whose name she says is very fire.
quently heard called at Columbus.
We can see where she has got IAN
eye for business.
Not having much time to stiraround
in the business part of town and take
down notes and happenings this
week, we are d little short on local
matter. We would appreciate being
acquainted better with the people Of
whom its to our interest. to write
about, as Its somewhat of a difficult
task to write about someone we don
know Its not very hard for We edi
tor to get up good local page, as he
is well acquainted but this is Gibson
writing, protein.
Before another issue Of the Herald
comes out the first primary election
will have been pulled off and it will
be determined who shall enter the
second race. Come out to the places
of casting your vote, and let 1t be for
the man you think will transact the
affairs of our government the best.
See before depositing the ballot that
the X mark is made plainly and OPP
posite the name OF your choice, so
as to avoid any mistake. Our next
issue, we presume, will present the
returns, etc.
Henry Pipkins is a conner to our
town every now and then. lie is
presently hanging up his hat at the
Hon. W. D. Balls. He made one of
his usual and welcome calls at the
Herald printery Tuesday, while IN
town after some lumber to build a
rostrum for M. p. Church at Betty
He is an uncle of the writer, (G.) IN
whom he seems to have an unlimited
interest, which is appreciated very
much. 1t was through him in the
Year of our Lord 1903, that | assum-
ed responsibilities IN the Herald Of
flee as a Devil, which is known by
those familiar with the profession as
a young printer.