Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-18
LOCAL

Jno. H. Bearry is off on a fort
night vacation begun last week.
Marcy Avera and wife were down
from the Avera settlement last Sat
urday.
Charley Faegan got 10 town this
week from Vinegar Bend. He is
moving back to these parts.
W. E. Freeman OF Nicely came out
to the County Capital Monday, This
is a younger brother of our friend
Q. l.,
John Byrd of McLain, who yet be-
longs to the unwedded class. was in
Leakesville at the converging of the
weeks.
Jas. N. Dunnam of Old Grafton
was dropping some of his shekels in
the cash drawers of Leakesville
marts Saturday.
Mrs. r. A. Chapman mas returned
and she and the Doctor are at home
these days in the Alderman house
near the Merk store.
The local candidates have all hied
out into the County this week max
ing hay while yet the sun shiGeth-
against that fateful day, August 22,
Tuesday next.
The p. NJ. Spears family have
domiciled in Pool house near Mason
ic Lodge. Mr.. Spears has work with
the Leakesvile Turpentine Co. Lon
ME has his family in the same home.
Pretty well all the James heirs
we're in Leakesvile Monday seeing
after some matters connected with
the winding up OF the (Late) Fat
james estate OF which Lloyd is the
administrator.
Our readers can expect the official
elections to be published in the next
issue. AS it will be short ticket
this time we do not apprehend gel
ting same in our forms will cause
any delay this pop.
Our Mr.. John Gibson is in receipt
of a letter from Nod Smith at Enter
prise stating that he was going with
the Pamela Democrat this month.
That is in the extreme Northwest.
ern part of the state.
Representative Elect W. w, Wal
ley was down from Old Grafton Mon
day circulating among friends at the
capital city of Greene. Mr.. Willis
of course looks pleased over the way
the election went SO far as he WIS
concerned.
jim Ayera is a candidate who is
unquestionably developing smooth
qualities as an electoneer. Jim is on
the hustings now constantly and is
going to make things hum on the
Surveyors race when the ballots be-
gin t. simmer into the boxes next
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Cochran OF
Jonathan were en- villa Monday. Rich
is the Assessor elect OF Greene as
well as the present incumbent. He
says no more for him alter this in
coming term has been served out in
that office. He admits possible am
billions in other directions.
The exceeding hot weather of the
fore part of last week passed off fol-
lowed by raiu. Albert Davis of Ex-
sho, who is something of sage was
in town when the turn of weather
came and made sdch G prophecy but
few minutes before the rain-c,ouds
rolled up dspeiipg the heat.
Chancellor r. E. Sheehy of Men
denhall has taken advantage of luli
IN his courts to go up to Battle
Creek. Mich, for rest and treatment
which that town so we'll affords. He
will find it beautiful as we'll as
pleasant place, -ye editor and wife
passed through there on our recent
trip to Canada and noticed it with in
terest and appreciation.
In getting that Rerun Candidates
feature together for our last issue,
two errors got past We proof-reader,
viz: We said NJ. e. Green and Ed
Ireland for Supervisor Beat 5,
when it should have been Nj. e.
Green and G. II. Dunnam. In the
line giving names of rerun Supervls-
or candidates in Beat B, it appeared
beat 3. Both show correct this time.
The name of the Automobile DR..
M. L. Batson recently purchased is
Buick" and not Buck as we wrote
it down last week. Guess its manu-
facturer will drop that W out after
he gets a generation or two more re-
moved from the German and use the
Angicized form of Back. Sam
Green is acting as Chauffeur for the
Doctor and doing we'll this early at
it. M
The gale of last Friday night which
wrought considerably havoc at Pen
sacola Fla, blowing at rate OF nine
.l.a.o did MT &c