Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-25
LOCAL

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Kim DaughdriIl came out Wednes-
dav TO witness the counting up.
Delbert Lankford was the return
inc officer for State Line beat We'd
nesday.
Forget it or at least dismiss it.
THE ELECTION. And smile as
bIithely as ever.
The canvassing of the election re-
turns accounts for so many Of our To-
Gals driving to the date of Wednes-
day.
See bottom Of Democratic Nominee
column, for list of nominees ascer-
tanned in the Second Primary last
Tuesday.
Davis Daughdrill was in attend.
ance Wednesday on the Dem. Elk.
Committee meeting. He is mem
Der of same.
Geo. Valley and Paul Leverett,
two darkeys from Avera vicinage
were down on business at Court
house Wednesday.
J. w. Daughdrll was another beat
Committeeman who presented him
self Wednesday for duty. He is the
present chairman.
Mrs Charley Miller went down to
Bexley Sunday to visit her father,
Mr.. Buck Ball and other of the kins-
people in those carts.
Mrs. Rcna Hilman of Betty is
back from her visit to parents in
Lafayette County, She only stayed
up there a few days.
O. Backstrom and Rich Miller are
making the copies of Assessment
rolls required by law of the clerk.
They are apt clerical hands.
Billy Eubanks came up from Yer
nal Wednesday to hear the count on
the Supervisor race in which he was
nimble and the winning sprinter.
Peaster Hilman and Forrest Bre
land came out from Washington
Monday after load of dressed lum-
Der to finish the Alex Breland dwell
ing.
The Cowans have very much i'm
proved their car by having it thor
oughiy overhauled and reprinted. 1t
looks now and acts almost ike new
one.
Lawrence Clark came down We'd
nesday to bring the Avera box and
attend meeting of Democratic Exec
utive Committee of which he is a
member.
Mr.. Anguish Merritt was up from
the Fork of the rivers Monday in in
terest OF his candidacy He has but
recently recovered from siege of
Typhoid fever.
Mr.. Fred Keeton of Grenada, Wis
Ting his parents here at tie merg-
ing of the weeks. He is with d cot
ton firm in his city. We acknowl-
edge an introduction TO him Monday.
Jas. N. Dunnam of Old Grafton
parts doomed into view early We'd
nesday, bearing the Wade box aad
ready TO say present at the Dem. Elk.
Committee roll call of which he is q
member
Henry James was another Beat 4
man to show himself at tue county
capital Wednesday, coming to fetch
the Vernal box and answer present
with the Dem, Elk. Committee Of
which he is q member.
Calvin Ball, who is postmaster OF
the town bearing the family name.
was up to the County Capital last
Friday He says his mother is back
home from Columbia and pretty near
rtncnuara1 frn,,,
Rev. Y. d. Westerfeld took ad-
vantage of the Sunday excursion to
visit his two daughters in Mobile,
Miss Ella Westerfnld and Mrs. Geo.
A. Metzger. Miss Ella has posi-
ton at the L. Hamme Co. store.
Col. E. B. Merrill of Mobile was at
the Court House yesterday checking
over some lands of which he is the
owner in this county He was as
sisted by attorney ]. W. Backstrom
who makes speciality of that class
of work.
w. f. Merritt was up from the
Fork of rivers Thursday of last week
and gave the Herald Office a call. We
were right glad to see Billie after a
lapse Of several years. He has been
keeping himself right close down
that way farming since leaving Hill
man. He was one of the staunch
Vardaman men in the heated cam
palgn Just rolled by. and was elated
to see the common people of Missis-
sippi win out in that hard fight aud
that SO decisively.
]. G. Harrison of Nicely, was out
in tie mid week. He tells us that he
noticed where some fellow moving
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