Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-10-06
LOCAL

Charley Turner was down from
Adamsville community Wednesday.
September passed by without af-
forcing the usual cold snap, and o.
tober starts off warm.
SUPERVISORY Elect w. D. Eubanss
of Vernal was among the Monday
throng in Leakesville.
The Herald is contemplating some
improvements about which in due
time we will tell our readers.
A. Nj. Mcleod has taken work
with the Amsler road grading crew.
He handles one OF the scraping ma
chimes.
Mr.. Jesse Byrd, who was taken
down with fever shortly after his re-
turn from the Delta, is now about
again.
Mrs. Squire Edwards of Escataw-
pa, Ala, is in town visiting her
daughter Miss Iduma, and sons Ar
tbs and Dean.
George and Jim Dunnam had bust
ness in Leakesville Monday and
Tuesday. George is now sporting a
La Van Dyke beard
OF late there has been quite an in
flux of drummers to Leakesville in
dicating a pickup in the volume of
business to this section.
Pete Mcleod is putting up some
houses for the Bear Creek Mill Co. to
quarter their negro employees in.
Lee Peaster is helping.
Mr.. S. Y. Churchwell is having
one of the deep bored wells put down
on his place in town which is perch
ed on top of the hill going North
west.
Kim Daughdrill, Mark Green and
Mr.. Moody were citizens from
Nicely out Monday. Kim bid in the
Reynalds property sold under trus-
tees foreclosure.
e. G. McInnis, travelling food in
spector for the State Chemical Lab
oratory at Starksville, was in town
Monday on that mission which his
position indicates.
G. Fl. Dunnam was another citizen
of Nicely parts out Monday. He was
before the Board reporting some
time put in by himself and others on
opening up u road in their communi
ty.
Dr. W. W. Eley, County Health
Officer of George County, attended
the Stockholders meeting of the Banl;
of Leakesvllle the fore part of this
week, in which institution he is a
stockowner.
Mr.. W. H. Louisell is assuming ac-
tive resident management OF the
Bear Greek mill since r. r. Cowan
has given up that position. Mr..
Louisell is the president of that
company also.
A number of male pedagogues and
schoolmarms were seen passing in
and out last week from the Superin-
tendent's office with school regis.
ters ready for the opening the
First Monday in October.
j. G. Dorsett of Merrill was anotE.
er out-of-town holder of stock in The
Bank OF Leakesville, who attended
the annual meeting held the frs
Tuesday IN October to elect officers
for ensueing banking year
Prof. w. j. Seaman rode in iron
his home near McLain last Frida,
after school register, as he opened
up this past Monday somewhere il
the county in the business of teach
ing the young idea to shoot.
The Post Office Cafe is moving
this week from out of the Mcleod
building into the Faux Drug Stor,
building. A new restaurant concern
with Theo. Byrd as manager is open
ing up in the vacated building.
Mrs. Effie Pierce, wife of Arts
accompanied him recently to Camden
Ga, where he goes to erect sawmil
for the b. & 3. Lbr. Co., moving
from George Co.. Miss. She is
daughter of our Mr.. l.. N. William
of Big Greek.
II, p. Heidelberg made quite
strenuous "Trip 10 IldttleoDuiS los
Friday. He left here before day /
the morning in order to catch tn
train at Merrill and got in tina
night at / o'clock, account OF a lat
train on the return.
S. T. Churchwell is able to be OF
again. DR.. Batson brought him an
his Good Lady down town Thursda
of last week in his AUTOMOBILE
Since then Sam has been able
ride out q time or so. He Still hi
to use crutches about walking
Mr.. r. r. Cowan left Tuesday fl
Bond where he has accepted a j
paying him much better than Il