Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-07-14
JAS. FAULK, Pub.

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ed business in Leakesyille Tuesday
Thornwell McRae was another
Leakesvillian to attend the McLair
picnic.
Ezra Churchwell and sister, Miss
Nola drove over to the McLain pic
mic Wednesday.
Miss Ella Wester6eld went to Mo
bile several days ago to visit her sis
ter, Mrs G. A. Metzger bit
Pat Deuitt was over from Pisgah
Tuesday making some purchases
preparatory for the picnic there Sat
urday.
Mrs. Cooper, whose husband works
for the Bear Greek mill, was taken
to the hospital a few days ago for
treatment.
Mrs. Fl. E. McInnis was a travel
err out on Monday afternoon train
bound for Harpersyille to visit her
mother Mrs. Johnson.
Albert and Mack Landlord, sons OF
J, E. Landlord of Avera made a trip
down to this town last Friday. They
looked in on us printing.
Rev. A. S. Byrd came back from
Sartartia several days ago and is re-
naming over watching condition OF
his mother which is serious. -
Alden James, a younger brother OF
Newton James, was in town Monday
doing some shopping. He is an a.
greeable hammered young man.
Mrs. G. E. Harper and Miss Malissa
Hilman, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. G. Hillman of the city Of
similar name, shopped and visited III
Leakesvile Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Avera have
been seeking benefit from the health
giving waters of Tate Springs, Tenn.
for the past several weeks, see inter-
estiLg communications from them in
this issue. They return home in
short.
Mrs. Anna Belle Naples and chill
dren got back the fore part of the
week from the Lover End of the
County, where they have been visit
ing her father, Mr.. Jas. Woodland
ST.. He accompanied them upon the
return drive.
Betty usually sends bunch of its
citizens to town when any at all.
Monday we tabled W d. Ball, H. C..
Ball, Jim Ball, Nose Ball and L. @.
Hillman galavanting the streets OF
the capital town, all beaming with
usual good humor.
]. B. Dearman was in Leakesville
again Monday. He tells us that the
Herald is still like bread and meat to
him and he don want it stopped
under no conditions. We shall oblige
j. B. on this score as he makes the
eagle scream every occasionally fol
us,
Rev, E. I. Breand accompan ice
Rev. G. T.. Noble to the Seashore
Divinity School at Biloxi. They re-
turned late last week, Sreland ex
presses himself as particularly i'm
pressed with the lectures of Bishop
Gambler whom he pronounces quite
giant.
Mr., G. E. YarborougL of Richtol
has been in town for several day
working up local organization TO
the Praetorians, fraternal insur
ance order. whose name is derived
from the palace guard of Roman sol
dlers that finally came to make Az
unmake Emperors at their will.
Miss Florence Miller surprised he
many friends in these parts by drop
ping in Sunday from Wilburton
Okla, where she has been teaching
the current scholastic term. She
particularly visiting her school chur
of Blue Mountain days, Mrs. Z. J
Roberts, nee Lowrey.
Mrs. g. E. Anding and the tw
children journeyed down to Gulfpol
Monday evening by rail, gong alon
with Mrs. Hugh McInnis and tw
youngest children, the whole part
of whom expect to visit Mrs. b. |
Harrison at Mississippi's port cit.
and inhale the delightful Gulf bre'
yes.
Rev. P. Fl, M. Watson joined h
wife and children here this wee
who are staying in town account tt
condition of Mrs. Jesse Byrd who
the mother OF Mrs. Watson. Br
Watson informs us that he has ira
eled this year pretty well the who
of South Mississippi and finds =
sentiment tremendously in Ward
mans favor and that to his surprl
he also found Holmes County ran
ly Vardaman, despite It's the nor
County of Gov. Noel.
PICNIC CALENDAR.