Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-10-27

last week.
Mrs. DIR. T. A. Chapman left We'd
nesday for visit with parents at
Brandon.
Mrs. Alderman of Neshoba County,
IS visiting the family of her son, Mr..
J. E. Alderman.
The G.. w. Faux family are GET
ting moved into the Pool house near
railroad this week.
Mr. Nat Owen visited the State
Fair at Jackson this week, accom-
panied by wife and children.
Don't forget that the general cleo
ton is close by. 1t will be held the
First Tuesday and 9TH day of Novem-
ber !
c. L. Avera and Billy Coaker to-
gether made an incursion into the
County Capital Wednesday after
noon.
Ulysses S. Smith, a son of Rance
Smith, was over from Janet Wednes-
day arranging to haye his homestead
advertised.
Mr.. ]. E. Miller visited the first Of
the week his father, the patriach of
tine Miller generation, who dwells in
the FORK Of the rivers.
The Walker family have about
completed their move from Rounsa-
vile into the Coaker house this city,
and the girls entered school here.
@. L. Freeman Of Nicely was in
town Monday getting some oxen
feed. He is gong to logging on the
Bradley timber lately bought by the
Dantzlers.
Mr.. and Mrs p. E. James of iona
than, were down last Friday, Mrs.
James is a sister to the Hon. w. w.
Valley, Representative-elect from
Greene County.
A. L. Mason Of Lucedale has lately
paid Leakesville several visits. In
the years agone Leslie was q familiar
figure in Leakesville as this was the
Tamily t. aiding point.
"A light frost was observed by the
early rlsers in this county on the
West Side of the river Monday, Oct.
%, while on the East Side in the
lowlands 1t was somewhat biting.
Mr.. J. ]. McInnis, prominent bust
ness man and farmer of this city,
went down to Mobile on the Third
day of this week to transact business
connected with Cross Tie concern.
Jas. Byrd from across the river,
was keeping bach few days lately
account OF the absence of his wife,
who ministered at the bedside of her
sick sister, Mrs. w. w. Thomson at
Leaf.
Mr.. ]. G. Dubois Jr., formerly
Cashier of the Bank of Merrill, but
lately resident of Eutaw, Ala, has
changed his address to Odenville,
la vubora bo oce1rooC +bo o.cbio,,
ship OF the local bank.
See display ad of Peoples Restau-
rant in this issue. These people pos
itively assert that they intend to
keep a clean, orderly shop, which is
vital requirement in that business.
Their energies seem to be shaping to
that end.
Circuit Court draws exceedingly
nj Oh. 1t will convene Monday Noy.
18th, with Judge Jno. L. Buckley
on the bench. Criminals will soon
begin to quake and htigants to
plume their armors for the combat
in the legal arena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Metzger and
Geo. W., were travellers in on Sun
days train, coming to visit relatives.
Mr.. Metzger returned on the after
noon train but Mrs. Metzger and the
heir apparent remained over a few
days.
Horace Beard and John Plttman,
representing the North Mobile lot
propostion, have been in Leakesville
this week selling some of that dirt.
Horace is an oldtime friend of we edi-
tors and we are always glad to see
those with whom we grew up.
The Election Commission of Greene
County was in session in Leakesville
this week, looking after having the
ticket printed and making other ar
engagements looking to holding the
General Election Nov 18th, They
will send out the boxes sometime
next week. A. r. Clark and M. M
Mcintosh were the members present
W. p. Blankenship is undecided
whether he will move to Leakesvillt
this year or not, that depending up
on the locatian of the school to which
he is sending remaining accessible
He is looking over some lots in tow
with view to buying and building
for another year if he does not max
the move this year.
Jodie Perry changed his mind q
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