Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-04-28

effect. They state that the speaking
will be on Friday May 9th at 1890
Come out and give him courteous
hearing. We are agin him, but that
partisan as not to accord him the
usual courtesies in a Democratic
campaign for, so high an office.
The Board of Supervisors meet
Monday next, May LIST.
The Town Dads will meet the First
Tuesday and the End day of May.
Klla Plat of the Upper East Side
looked after business at the court
house Monday.
Miss Kathleen Cowan and her faith
err visited relatives in Mobile the
fore part OF the week.
L. T. Hathorn of Nicely, accolnpa-
Med Kim Daughdrill out to Lea9es-
vile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Mcleod were
up Sunday to see their daughter,
Mrs. Ira Ball who has been right sick
again.
c. P. Smith and Ernest got in
Monday from Mobile with two or
three fine horses which they bought
down there.
Grover Platt and Dan McRae both
travelling men having kinsfolks in
Leakesville, dropped in between
trains Tuesday.
J, W. Backstrom went up to Mcr-
dian Wednesday of last week and
met his wife on the return home
from DeSoto County.
Misses Nola Churcewell and Ora
Lee Breland went up to Bay Springs
this week to visit the family of their
former pastor, Rev. w. A. Hays.
Forrest Breland, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Breland of Nicely was
in town Tuesday. He is nephew CT
Mrs. Hugh Mclnnis OF this town.
II. P, Heidelberg and wife and
their little heiress made trip over
to Laurel at the converging of the
weeks, to visit their klth and kin.
Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Blankenship
from Alabama line, travelling on Cit
ronele road, were over in Leakes-
vile Saturday doing some trading.
Circuit Court convenes the Second
Monday and the 9Th day of Nav,
which is but a little over two weeks
off. The jury venire has already
been drawn.
Shift. Dan Brelaud went up to State
Line the first part Of the week to get
some milk-cows he had had shipped
there. He also summoned some
jurors along the way.
Ben O'Daniel was in town Setur-
day in one of those festive moods
his-haying fun with the candidates,
which attitude he himself has avoid
ed this campaign year.
Miss Thomson of West, Miss, on
the Ill. Central r. R., expert dress
maker, will be with the ]. E. Miller
store in that capacity beginning
next Monday, See their ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. HI. Burch and
Lizabeth, visited friends and rela-
tives in Luceda.e at the converging
of the weeks. Mr.. Burch served as
agent at that place for several years.
Attorney J. E. AldermaA went up
to Avera Monday to confer with his
oldtime client, Mr.. w. w. Avera in
regards to drawing the transfer pa
pers whereby Ayera sells out to
Lawrence Clark.
Dunk Landlord was in town Tues
day and paid the Herald Office call.
Dunk is interested in good and pro-
gressive government and can be de-
pended upon to deliver his vote so
as to count in that wav.
Dan Mcleod, the eldest son on W.
r. Mcleod OF Ball, got home from
Atlanta about couple of weeks ago,
where he was attending medical col
lege for the second year. He was
shaking hands with friends and rel
atives in Leakesville the latter part
OF the expired week.
Please call our attention to it if
you are not getting the National
monthly, if you have paid up your
subscription one year in advance
since Jany 1, 1911, when this offer
went into effect. We fear we have
missed getting some names entered
for that paper and are trying to check
it up.
Prof. }. M. Pannell returned to his
home at Wesson Sunday Miss Es-
tele McRae of course remains here
as this is her home. Misses Daisy
Bright and Mabel Read, the two as
sistant teachers left for their homes
at Alderman. Miss, while Miss Burn
ham, the musical teacher, has gone
To Forest in which vicinity she