Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-17
LOCAL

G. E. Apding made u business tril
to Mobile in the mid week.
See Barber and leather goods re-
pair shop ad OF r. a. Albums in thi,
issue.
Kerney Kittreli and ]. F. Roberts
from the Northern end of the county
were in town yesterday.
w. p. Rounsaville was over from
RounsavlIe Wednesday looking after
sundry business matters.
Cuas. Hunt and Bert Green left
this week for Brooksvllle TO open
up a shop there. Charley shipped
his barber outfit up there Monday.
The A. & N. R. r. Co. lately re-
sumed work on the building of their
branch line towards Lucedale, which
deploys that way from this point
G. H. Dunnam came over to the
county capital Thursday. The Mad
anne accompanied him. Charley is a
candidate for Supervisor in his beat.
Leslie Mason and mother, Mrs.
Allen Mason, were IN from Lucedale
Tuesday. They report the Spotted
fever as being a thing of the past
down there.
Mrs. C. e. Adding and two chill
dren, accom- panied Miss Beulah And
ing on her return home last Friday
to Summit, where they will visit the
mater and pater Andings.
In order to give room for some
special Anniversary matter, that
feature "The Boys Life Work has
been omitted for these last two is
sues, but is IN nowayS discontinued
as we have quite bunch OF it yet to
run.
DR.. G. NJ. Lackey Of McLain pass
ed through Leakesville late last week
on the route to Mohoba. He TOLD We
editor that possible. he might a little
later hand US his announcement for
Representative but that he was pres
emily undecided.
j. A. Mills rode up to Leakesville
yesterday from Mullett. ALI looks
saddened and speaks so since the loss
Of his beloved wife, but is cornforted
to know that she was prepared and
that he is best as we'll as he is still
with a family, home etc.
G. p. Smith, Fred Amsler and Joe
Merritt got back from Mobile We'd |
nesday overland with some mules
and horses, wagons and harnesses,
which is an outfit for the GOOD |
ROADS working campaign to be
started after next sitting of the
II. 7. Allen of Hattiesburg, Miss,
the Gulfport Fertilizer
Co., was in town a few hours yester-
d ny. W e acknowledge personal
greetings. He married a sister Of
DR.. Pools and is the father of the
charming Misses Aliens who visit
Leakesville occasionally.
Rev. r. A. Albums started down
to Mobile the fore part of the week
to buy barber chair and accessories,
but finding what he wanted at Cit
ronelle stopped Off there and bought.
He has decided to open up in the
Nesterfeld shop, vacated Monday
by G. A. Blunt, who goes to Brooks
vile.
In this issue we present ad of Cit
ronelle Chautauqua which will be
noted opens Saturday March 4 and
closes Saturday Mcb, Is. The usual
array of good things is described in
the program booklets which will be
circulated ia this territory in the
next few days. A more extended
comment will be given in our next
edition.
A change has taken place in the
ownership OF the stock OF the Leakes-
vile Mercantile Co., Inc, Whereby
Jesse Byrd and S. F. Simmons have
disposed of their holdings. G. e, AT
ding retains his and II. 2. Smith and
L. d. Clark acquire some. Its as
sumed that the cohcern as reorgan-
lied will put more money behind its
affairs and push the business.
The w. A.. Breand family have
moved into their new home built
pretty near on the site OF the elegant
one destroyed by fire Christmas night
a few years back. Its siX-room
dwelling and Wise says he really
likes il better some than the one
burned, though for the two they are
out some $1,000 He who builds a
nice comfortable home, builds wisely.
Mrs. Willie Metzger came up from
Mobile last Friday having along
George Jr. After spending the time
up till Tuesday with relatives here,
she returned in company with her
sister, Mrs. r. E. Seeehy and the
children. The Sheehys will stop over
with her for a few days before travel
ing on to their home at Mendenhall.
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