Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-09-29

in the Inlu- Weoh.
Mr.. Peter Hays of MoLoba was il
town in the mid-week
The Board of Supervisors will
meet next Monday Oct. End.
Rozier Davis was down from Up
per Big Greek Tuesday shopping.
Ivan Cowan left Wednesday fol
Mobile to enter the Mobile Military
Institute.
Mr.. Jno. L. Ball of Avera had oc-
casion to come TO the county-seat
Wednesday.
Albert Evans Of Lucedaie, a young
er brother Of Wiley, has been in
town for several days.
The Thomas well boring crew are
putting down deep well for Sheriff
Dan Breland at bis residence this
week.
Mrs. Albert Davis and daughter,
Miss Eugenia, were over from Exsho
last Saturday, having some dental
work done.
William Turner of Deer Park, Wis
tied his parents two miles West OF
here in the early week. He made the
trip out here bv railroad.
A larger exchange has lately been
put in by the local telephone compa-
ny, one with 100 drops. The Pools
still look after the central.
Miss Nancy Miller left Monday af
ternoon by rail for Blue Mountain,
where she enters tie Baptist female
college there for the term 1911 IL.
Ivnn Cowan returned last Friday
from Starksville, having to give out
entering the A. & n. College this
term account failure to secure a
room.
November will be marked by two
events of public interest and impor
tance in Greene County, viz: the con-
yening of Circuit Court and the hold
ing of the general election.
A trio of Grafton folks who came
down Tuesday were Late Jr., Muir
dock and Riley Valley. The two
first named journeyed on to Moss
Point via rail the same day.
Rich Miller got thumb split and
two fingers gashed by one of the
saws in the gin Tuesday. The
wounds were soon dressed by the
doctor and none Of the digits will
have to come off.
Mr.. Louis Adams of the Goose
Pond came up this week to bring his
daughter, Miss Lula to take electric
al treatment under DR.. Pool. She
is stopping with the Pools and is a
second cousin to Mrs. Pool.
W. A. Breland and his daughter,
MISS Esther Journeyed out on last
Saturdays train, bound Tor West
Point, where the latter enters college
for the current term. Wise came
back on the first convenient train.
The Principal of the Leakesvlle
High School informs us that he
intends to publish the monthly Hon
or Roll, so our readers can look for
same in these columns, commencing
early in October. Also they will
have occasional school dots.
Mrs. Geo. Oglesby went to Mobile
in the fore part of the week accom-
panied by all the children except
Bryan. Mary Eva was fitted up
with glasses by an optician down
there, account crossed vision, which
had come to interfere with her
studies.
The Bank of Leaaesvile ends anoth-
er year of its existence Oct 1st. From
the day OF opening its doors that
institution has enjoyed flouishlng
business of ever augmcnilng volume.
The prosperity of bank reflects the
corresponding prosperity OF its sec
ton.
The Fall Examinations for Teach
ers, both black and white have at
tracted but few applicants this year
in Greene. The Herald will publish
list of teachers for the various
schools of Greene County when they
open in October if we can secure it
conveniently. ASS
Mr.. Nat Owen was seized with a
pretty severe attack of Rheumatism
late last week which confined him TO
the house short while but this week
he is able to be back at his post in
the bank. Rheumatic is painful
affection as all those who have had a
touch of it's tortures can freely testi-
fly.
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Pat James Jr. of Jonathan was in
town Monday making arrangements
to have his homestead published. He
is committing same. He favored the
Herald with subscription. Pat is
the eldest son of Lloyd James, arc
grandson of the late Pat James Sr