Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-07-21

Alex Bail and better half and little
one, were over from Big Creek Mon
day,
In the flock of Vernal Picnicers
from our midst last week we note
Mrs. Anna Belle Naples and family,
Dock Beard has moved his family
from the Webb home, into house in
the Northern part of town.
Keep cool the Election will soon
be over, and we all have to live along
side oneanother after that event is
pulled off, point well known to keep
in mind.
Mrs. Lottie Corndolpher and little
Rudolph arrived Thursday of last
week from New Orleans via rail. for
a visit to the Pool family. Mrs. G.,
is niece OF DR.. Pools.
Rev. S. II. Dunn of Mohoba was in
town lately He has political am
billions but it's not our business to
saw ia what direction as he has skip
ped the announcement column.
Mr.. j. w. Mckay, who formerly
had mercantile investments in
Leakesville, was here last Friday be
tween trains. He has left Florida
and is now located at Marietta, Ga.
Miss Princie Edwards of EscAtaw-
pa, Ala, daughter of Judge Edwards,
has been visiting her halt-sister, Miss
Iduma Turner, for several days.
Miss Iduma and her brother Arts
are Notwithstanding upstairs over
their store.
The Hemphiil family who have been
living here for a few months moved
to Laurel last week, At which point
the head Of that household COOS to
accept work. Miss Mabel, their old
est daughter remained here for a few
weeks, but will join them later.
Misses Lucille and Myra Pool, the
two Oldest daughters of DR.. and Mrs.
Sam Pool, left the middle of last
week for HarpersvilIe to visit Miss
Orro E. Townsend, who is a warm
friend to the Pool family. Miss Lena
Amsler also accompanied them.
Mrs. r. E. Sheehy and children
and her small half sister, Audrey
Westerfleld, iourneyed out on last
Fridays train with Mobile as their
destination. Mrs. Sheehy has about
decided to take cottage for the
Summer on the East Bay Shore from
Mobile.
Mrs. Bearry, wife of our Mr.. Dave
Bearry, and mother Of Will, John
and George, who has for several days
been having serious crazy spells, was
carried to Escatawpl, Ala. through
the country enroute to Insane Asv-
lum at Meridian for treatment, Sun
day morning.
A Picnic Excursion consisting of
two gentlemen, namely: j. b. and
VIM. Dearman, ran down from Old
Adamsville Monday. The Picnic is
to be pulled off on Aug. 18th and
vii, be on the bank of the old Chick
asawhay river where the voices of
the Candidates can be heard ochoing
across the water. See announce
ment in this issue.
S. w. Ball lately made at trip to
Moss Point. Sam doesn' fail to let
it be known he is for Vardaman
wherever he goes, as be is a fellow
who can't be browbeaten out of his
honest political opinion. Thank God
his kind is increasing in the land,
which means for Mississippi happier
times. An unfettered electorate is
one OF the greatest assets any country
can claim.
This weeks local page will pre-
sents mixed pen, as We editor jot-
ted down some locals before he left
and our Mr.. Gibson will finish the
roundup. Next week and the week
following we suppose Gibson viii
have it all to himself a. we are off to-
day FRIDAY 15th) for Canada. Stuff
Gent editorial matter has been pre-
pared to take that column for the
fortnight tenure. So we watt oul
beloved readers temporary good
bye
The bridge over branch near Miller
cotton gin has recently been replaceC
by the town authorities and not be-
fore the process of decay loudly die
tated such a course. They also grad
ed the road on each side of this one
and on north side OF bridge aero s.
branch near Mrs. Naples residence
on street leading from Pool Edition
to Sheriff Breland S. Would tina
more work of this type could be dom
on our streets than there is, as i
greatly adds to the appearance ant
enjoyment of a town, but the bah.
has TO crawl before he walks, th
former of which we are occaslonall'
caught in the act OF.
PICNIC CALENDAR.
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