Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-03-31

lin PreuUlcc VI JOldtha was IL
tbe County Capital Monday.
las M.ayera was down to Leakes
vile from jonathan Wednesday.
Eugene Townsville and Mrs. w
p Rounsavil,e and little one were
over Yesterday
Comment, Of c. L. Kittrell ant
John D. Turner respectfully deferr-
ed till next reek.
WYATT o6urchwell came home via
Mobile sunday. He has been teach
inc in the }.oLain yicinage.
C. NJ. benschoten of Meridian
was down 10 Leakesville the fore part
Of the weea ooking after abstractng
business.
7. L. Naples hove into town this
week after an absence of month CT
more. He's putting up some be-
hives for Dr. Pool,
Charley Miller got his left arm
wrenchcd Tuesday In cranking up the
Cowan automobile, and as a result is
carryine It in sling for Il while.
Mr.. &C. d, Anding went out OF the
N. & O. in the mid week and met
bis wife and children returning from
Summit, after visit covering sever
al weeks
E. N. Patterson has built out near
Put Williams ana is oacatng the
rented house in LeakesviIle to move
out there where he can dwell undcr
his own vine and tig tree.
Please don neglect reading those
Boil Weeyiis articles now running in
these columns. We have secured
them at special expense in pursuance
Of our policy OF giving our readers
the hest and timeliest of MATTER.
Henry Cox, former resident OF
Escanba County, Ala, now Ian
guisbes in the ilil here on a charge
Of Selling Liquor He was indited
at last court and appehendcd few
days ago by Deputy Jake Green.
From what we can learn there will
be a large crowd in Leakesvile next
Thursday to the yardaman speaking.
We presume that the county caudI-
dates viii be on the grounds looking
after their respective political fences.
Next Monday, April 3, is TaX Land
Sale Day and will undoubtedly at
Wact quite a number o. people to
town as ITS political year and folks
are prone to stir out and see how the
bees buzz round the heads of the Of
flee seeking fellows.
A. H. Harrison made two tips to
Leakesville last week. We saw him
on the last one Saturday. and he
told US he was out of the running for
Sheriff Had Albert got in that race
we believe the other boys would have
needed to watch him, for he strikes
US as o good still-hunter for votes.
j. S. lIackey recently ran I'D TO
Stockton Ala, his old home while
on trip down to Mobile to buy a
blackSmithing outfit. He has MO ged
from out Of the Miller shop into a
building converted from out of IT,
LinqQiat Ice House. Bob tell us that
there is q large veneering mill doing
busin at Stockton these days.
The Peoples Drug Co. have moved
that portion of the stock from out of
the ty4E building into the Alder
man budding, which is for display
anG ready sale, A pat of their stock
is Ielt in the former building present
ly' Iuay carry quite large stock
10 fac lid so before the consolidation
with The City Drug Co. of which this
~
Is the losing step, doing as they do
both q Wholesale and retail business.
Sin the rain the foliage is all
smile The tree-leaves have shot
forth with great rapidity and the
feath ry- thrOated songsters raised
begun their Springtime MARBLE. A
strange thing about those mulberry
and Sig trees whose leaves were kill
ed 10y the frost some three weeks
ago is that most OF them are putting
forth the second crop, showing ma
ture S reserve force even in the tree
bulbs.
H. d. Clark and W. w. Avera havt
closed a contract whereby in shor'
time Avera will make Clark a deco
to his store and timber land holdings
and IN return get something over
hundred thousand dollars in return
We will chronicle more definitely
when the deal has been pulle(
through. Mr.. Bi,l's health is sucl
that his physician has advised HIM t.
retire to the shades of private life
He has been in the storm for a Ion.
time and has managed to heap to
gether quite u substantial pile 10
old age.
The McRae store building is show
ing as we write framework Juttin
up into the heavens. Pete McLeo
Al