Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-16

Ralph Mills is home again. Fl,
hove in on Sundays train.
Waldo Freeman advises Us t.
change his paper from McLain t(
Cheraw, Miss.
Misses Della and Lorena Church
wei. are over at McLain visiting rela
tiyes this week.
Arts Turner has been on the sick.
list this week, necesHitating Dean !
Saving in the store in his stead.
Miley. Make and Geo. w. K. Nc.
Leod came to town Wednesday even
inc to attend the |. O. O. f. lodge.
Mrs. Lum Roberts of McLain came
over in the midweek to see her
daughter, Mrs. f. ]. Green, who is
on the sick-list.
Len Billman and Pete Farley
were two Washington young men in
Leakesyille Thursday of last week ON
homestead business bent.
Sias Brewer was to town Tuesday
accompanied by the Lady and little
daughter. Roberta. Mrs. Brewer
was having some dental work done
Mr.. Buck Ball of Bexey was ".
the latter part of last week visiting
relatives, He was accompanied on
his return by his daughter, Miss
Lou.
Saturday Mrs S JGreen went up
in the Northern part of the county to
visit relatives, and hoped to benefit
the health of their little son by the
trip,
Rev. J. T. Phillips was called to
Meridian at the converging of the
weeks to comfort the family of for
mer parishioner, Waters by name.
who recently departed this life.
Il. s. Henderson was among the
Ch2ncery Court attendants. Rich
gave us a cali before leaving. He is
one Of the pure in heart from a Her
aid Subscribing standpoint.
Foster Tedder has given up his job
as conductor on the A. & NJ. and
takes work on July LIST with the
TJmbigbee Valley r. r., which pen
etrates Washington Co., Ala from. the
South.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D, Webb were out
goers on Sundays train, for Gulfport
where they go to visit relatives and
ENJOY the cool refreshing breezes
which whiz around in that Gulf City,
for few days.
Mrs. d. W. Allen is spending this
week at A berdeen with relatives. On
her return she will bring the house
hold effects as the II. O. McInnis
building is pretty near ready for
their occupancy.
Covington the Life Insurance man
Of Meridian, who is establishing a
Miss company at Gnlfport, stopped
IN at LeakesVllIe several days last
week on an auto trip from his pres
ent to future home town.
The james brothers, namely:L!oyd,
Phil, Henry, Raj and Ed attended
Chancery Court the tore part of the
week, account of a suit for title
which they are parties to as heirs of
the (ate) Pat James estate.
The elder Mrs. Peaster has broken
up housekeeping az State Line and is
staying alternately with her daugh-
ter Mrs. d. f.. Brelaud, and her son,
l.. 2, Peaster in this city. She is a
cultured lady and whlles off the hours
with music and books.
=. ID. West was in town last FRI
uay' Dave is one of the popular can
dldates for Supervisor in his beat
and is fully committed to a pro
gressive administration for the next
board. He is staunch advocate OF
Good Roads and equivocating fa-
vors the Sond Issuance Contract
system.
Pat Harrison made his maiden
speech in Congress on June 10th.
He spoke on the Wool Tariff. He
also excoriated old Crumpacker
than whom there is not more cor
daily despised man in congress by
the South. In our next issue we ex-
pect to excerpt from Old Pats
speech.
Chancery Court attendants Mon
day were [. X. Lane, Lon Brown, S.
l. Williams, Dan Landlord, Kila ano
Iheo Piatt ali from the Upper East
Side. Mr.. Ike OF course was confer
ring with his son Henry, who IS ir
Jail charged with the murder o
Charley Webb, Col, pending prelim
mary hearing.
NJ. W. Ball was over from his place
Friday and tells us that they had ;
line rain the middle of last week, an(
that his corn is going about since
that shower. He lives few miles