Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-02-03
LOCAL

IUCo UIO ietllilJ vi Ibs ~. SOh oil
last week.
N. R. Keeton and son Lawrence
were in from Big Creek, Brewers
Crossing Saturday.
The Freeman family have rented
the house belonging to DR.. Pool tc
west of masonic lodge.
D. H. G. McInnis was in Leakes.
vile both Saturday ard Tuesday. He
still resides at Beaumont.
Capt ]. F. MCLEAN lies critically
i'll at his home in Pool Addition with
a severe attack of Pneumonia.
]. Calvin Mcleod was up from the
Lower East Side Tuesday and re-
membered We editor. THANKS.
Mr. r. G. Dunn of Summit visited
the Anding family in the mid week.
Mr.. Dunn married a sister of Claude.
L. N. Ball moved his family over
to McLain last week One of the
Johnson families have rented his
house in Leakesville.
Referee J. O. Gillespie, Of Gulfport
held bankruptcy court in Leakesvllle
Monday and Tuesday giving hearing
in cases E. Rose and Roberts, Bear d
& Co.
]. X. Roberts was Saturday COM
er to the County seal to cancel tax
es. His son, Floyd of Grafton was
also in the same day on the same
mission.
Bill Williams went down to Mobile
at the converging of the weeks and
brought back four young mules for
his stable service.
Lawrence Clark was in town Mon
day, and favored us with a wheel
which was not due till February but
Lawrence is one OF those prompt
payers dear to the editorial heart.
Our old friend W. w. Mcleod
drove up from Vernal Monday and
carried his daughter, Miss Lottie,
who has been with her sister, Mrs.
Ira Ball for couple of weeks, back
with him.
Tom Dickerson and Lewis Adams,
two George Countyites from Goose
Pond, were up Saturday paying tax
es on lands in Greene County. They
both married daughters of the late
Lit Eubanks.
G. e. Davis came up from Mullett
Saturday TO pay his taxes. He dwells
across the line in George County but
arranged to have his Herald contin-
ued He is End cousin of Jimmie
Davis of Exsho.
Pete and Will Daughdril we're O.
yer from McLain Saturday. They are
brothers of Kim Will was lately
out in Louisiana, visiting his sister
Mrs. w. Nj. Hubert, who lives al
Vivian in that state.
r. e. Smith, editor OF the Times
at Enterprise ran down Monday t(
testify in the bankruptcy inquiry in
to the affairs of Roberts, Beard & Co
Leakesville feels an acute interest II
this rising young journalist.
Mr.. Gus Ball, patriarch of the fam
lily of the Balls to which Sam an(
Dan belong, is getting along nlcel.
now considering the bad spell he hat
a few weeks back He is still stay
ing in town at his son S. VS..
The foreman and his assistant. VIII
had charge of erecting the Steel AM
Iron bridge at Brewers over hi!
Greek, came in Saturday and lett b.
rail they having completed that jot
and the bridge is ready for and beini
travelled oyer.
Webb Turner came up from Mel
rill Monday and was in consultatio
with his brothers, Arts and Dea
who are members of his firm, tn
Turner Bros. They have bought til
building and stock of the Roberts
Beard & Co., and intend to open u
here.
Abner Deuitt, the nineteen yea
old son of Will Deuitt, and an lsst
by his first wife, is suffering from l!
juries received by his horse runnin
away few days ago. The lare
nerve of the hip, called the Sc'atl
was injured, but 1t is thought WI
yield to treatment. He lives IN I'll
EXshO community near AlaOaina I'LL
Thos. r. Jones and A. G. Hint'
were at the County Capita. Monda
They hail from the Brewer settleme
in NOrthwe stern part OF Count
Jones was looking after homeste
matter. He is being urged to ent
the race for Supervisor in Beat 8 a
will probably announce later on.
W. L. Robertson, who is son
ex-tax assessor Berry Robertson
at the countryside town last ffio
paying taxes and registering.
lives at County Line. We ackno'
edge the pleasure of acqualntar
with this young elector, who is