Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-15

Tom Avera' and LATE Valley Jr.
we're down from Northern Greene
Thursday this week.
]. S. Smith writes asking that we
change the address of his Herald
from Torrecillas to MARQUES, Texas,
Route 3. Box 100.
Billy Suthoff has left McLain and
is back at Escatawpa, Miss, his old
home town. We have an advice
from him TO send his Herald there
Rev. R. w. Bryant is giving up
the pastorate of the LeakesviIle Bap-
list Church, having accepted call at
Union, Mss, town on the Kaysee
road.
W. G. Denmark was an arrival in
town the fore part of the week &C.
companied by his wife. They come
to visit Webb's parents for the holi-
days.
Chancellor R. E. Sheehy of Men
denhali, was an arrival Saturday
joining his family here, during the
illness of his wifes sister, Miss Ida
Westerfeld.
G. A. Metzger ran out from Mobile
Sunday to spend the hours twixt
trains with his wife, who is here at
the bedside OF her sick sister, Miss
Ida Westerield.
Todd g. Sellers formerly of Merrill
have hooked on a small hardwood
plant to the ]. E. Miller gin power,
and are turning out spool blocks for
Northern markets.
Oliver Smith was down from Jona-
than Tuesday and favored US with
one of those kind of appreciated calls,
of which the Honor Roll tells the tale
more explicltedly.
Remember that the Herald will
suspend the week for Friday Dec. 20.
account Christmas holidays. We
will appear an edition for next week,
dated Dec. %, which will be the last
one issued in 1911.
. The two who have been dangerous
ly sick IN Leakesville of late: Miss
Ida Westerfield with Pneumonia and
Geo. Henry Faux with Typhoid Fe-
yer, are both recuperating rapidly.
and with no backsetS will soon be
out again.
The Baby of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Alderman that recently swallowed a
common stick pin, passed it safely in
about three days. 1t did not make
her sick at all. They saw it in her
throat before 1t quite went down but
too late to extrlcate.
Mr.. WEvans and his bright three
year old son Cecil accompanied Mr..
Os Turner to town Tuesday. Evans
married daughter of Os, and she as
we'll as their other child, is down on
visit to the parental roof out near
Betty. Evans is substantial farm
er up in the vicinity of Hattiesburg.
Rev. q, T. Noble is packing upand
planning to leave for his new work
au Estabuchie at converging of the
weeks. That town is in Jones Coun-
ty few miles above Hattiesbnrg
The new pastor is expected to arrive
about tomorrow Saturday. H e
has been serving Estabuchie this
year,
A Mr.. Chism, Sunday School lee
turer, delivered three addresses in
Leakesville Sunday on that kind of
work. Either he or Fred d. Long
and possibly both of them, will be
here in January when another meet
ing of the Greene County Interde-
nominational Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held.
Rev. w. w. Hill former pastor of
the M. P. Church this place. drove
down Tuesday from Grafton, with
his brother in-law Dave West. Mrs.
Hill and their little nine-month
daughter are over visiting the Vests.
Hill has been assigned to DeSoto
where he expects to move within
about ten days.
Messrs. McLennan and Foster
were here last week checking and
paying the Blodgett taxes which
amounted to $22, 826.75 this time.