Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-12-08
LOCAL

Mrs Callie Davis paid visit to
relatives at Deer Park last week.
Mrs. Rachel McInnis of Moss Point
is up visiting her daughter Mrs. j. j.
McInnis of this city.
Ralph Mills arrived on Tuesday S
train, coming to spend the Christ
mas holidays at home.
Mr.. H. NJ. Weldy, prominent bust
ness man of Mel ain, was operated
upon few days back in Mobile for
Appendicitis and is coming round
nicely,
We are in receipt OF card from
Congressman Harrison advising us
he is repairing to Washing ton this
week to be on hand at the opening of
Congress.
X. C. Mcleod is back home from
the Presbv terean school at French
Camp and will remain till after the
Christmas holidays. ST C k n S
brought him back.
Geo. H. Fletcher and wife are oyer
from McLain visiting the lobe
Churchwell family. Geo. has been
working in the Howe Lbr. Co. mill
for several months.
J. J. Tombstone, who has been g
resident of Old Grafton in Greene
County, drops us card requesting
that the Herald travel to him at
Magee, Miss, Route No. 2.
Mesdames. r. e. Shelby, G. A.
Metzger and Paul Brunson all came
in Sunday to minister at the bedside
of their sister, Miss Ida Westerfield
who is so critically i'll with Pneumo-
MIA. even unto this writing.
Geo. Henry Faux is suffering from
an attack of Typhoid Fever. This is
his second week of battle with that
dangerous disease. He is the only
child of Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ, Faux this
city and nephew to we editor.
Mr.. S. M. Aylesworth was up from
Lucedae this week making his custo-
mary round of collection and inspec-
ton of the Merrill & Leakesvllle
phone system for which he IS the
agent He does the repairing also,
Ivan Cowan, who is a student at
the M. NJ. ]. in Mobile spent Thanks
giving at home in this city. He in
forms us that he boards with Prof.
I. A. Taylor, the head Of that school.
This editor was once under the tutel-
age of Taylor.
DR.. J. e. Green has succeeded Mrs,
O. ID. Van Note as postmaster at
McLain, The Van Notes will short
ly leave that town, it is thought for
Iucedale. Mrs. Van Note is recov-
ering from the operation recently
sustained in Mobile.
The Sanitary Restaurant has sold
out to the Peoples Restaurant, and
the latter is putting more money be-
nlnd their business and building up
a nice stock in their line. See ad in
this issue. Theo. Byrd goes with
them, not as part owner, out an as
sistant.
Kim Daughdril was in Leakesvile
Saturday. He tells us that he reccut-
ly visited his brother-in-l law, M. b.
Carr at Roscoe, Baldwin Co., Ala,
and is so well pleased with the situa-
ton down there that he thinks of
buying it and embarking personally
upon the turpentne biz.
The schedule on the A. 81 M, Rail
road seems to have changed again.
We mean for tn, second time within
the last few days. They now wait
until the last up train comes from
Mobile in the morning as before. but
this comes at later hour and that
puts them in Leakesville about 2 p. m.
Dan, Eugene and Ebert Breland
together made trip to Mobile late
last week. Lowrey was also along
and he Joined B. p. Harrison on the
trip up to Washington on train IN the
Gulf City. Lowrey has been named
as page for Congress. That's fine
training for boy in matters OF gov
eminent.
Os Turner and his brother, Jno. ID
went down to Mobile the fore part OF
last Wank tn brinO the Nopl bow.