Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-06-23

Miss Nan Crawford of Tylertowr
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Nat Owen
this week.
J. W. Valley is spending the Sum
mer in Chicago. Webster directs US
send his Herald there.
Sturgeon Jackson is back at work
in the Peoples Drug Co. He spent
part OF his vacation with brother at
Ricbton.
Mrs. Anna Belle Naples and chill
dren left in the mid-week for the
lower end OF the county to visit her
father, Mr., Jim Woodland, ST.
Rich Miller. and Sam Green made a
canvass in McLain and Luceda'e re-
Gently on the Sad Self-Ironer and
took up a nice bunch of orders.
MIR. L. N. Knobles came down
from State Line yesterday to see
bis sister, Mrs. Jesse Byrd who is
gradually growing weaker all the
time.
Mr. and Mrs.. Jno. w. Holland
drove over from Rounsaville last Fri
day to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Maissa Lott, who dwels up in the
mill quarters.
Bill Williams lost fine young
horse recently on drive returning
from McLain. The hot weather pos
sibly was too much for the animal
on the long pull.
Graham Brscoe has been doing
some repair work to the fencing and
otherwise to the Alderman house
near Merk storef which is TO be &C.
cupied by DR.. Chapman Aug. LIST.
Emory Platt who lately seryed out
term of enlistment with the u. 5.
Regulars was down to Leakcsville
Monday looking on at the Lane Hear
ing. Emory is son of Theo. Platt
ST.
Miss Pearl Lewis of Edith, is
spending awhile in Mobile. her adj
dress we learn from subscription
sent is No. 55S Charleston ST. She
is daughter of Mrs. G. e. Lewis of
this county.
See display ad of Rich Miller, who
has agency for Self-Heating Ironer.
useful implement for the house
wife Any invention that lessons
her toll is boon to the race. This
is not paid or inspired local.
Mr.. Mike Arlington of Wayne
County, is down visiting his friends
the Greens. He got acquainted
with them through Bert while both
we're attending the A. & NJ. College.
He is accompanied by his sister, Miss
Rubye.
Watson BacksLrom and Ed Cole
mau were in the County Capital last
Friday. Watson is younger broth
er Of Oscar and John. Ed is a son
of DR.. r. II. Coleman of McLain.
Watson has been attending the Uni
versity at Oxford the last two terms.
Miller is IN receipt of card from his
bookkeeper Mr.. j. Byrd postmarked
from New Mexico, showing that the
Byrd brothers are enroute for the In
ternational Sunday School Copyen-
tiou which couvenes at San Francisco
this week.
Somebody mailed US in writeup
OF Marriage at Kittrcl, Miss, but
as there was no signatory name APP
pended to the piece, We look upon it
with dlstrust. The Herald must
have some Authorization of news
before putting it in these columns,
else we might get victmized by some
joker.
Ye editor acknowledges several
pressing invitations to attend Pic
MICS this season, among which espe-
cially we remember the Vernal, Clark
and Leaf occasions. Before another
political year rolls round we hope to
so have our mechanical department
organized as to permit OF the writer
mading the round of the picnics and
give BETTING writeups.
The Herald will appreciate exceed
iugly to have all who can without
mountaineering themselves who owe
us anything to bring some of the
shekels round, as we are anxious to
and don't want to do it on borrowed
money, when our own resources II
they can be converted into cash are
amply sufficient to swing it.
J. f. Brewer. of Janet brought his
mother, Mrs. Jane Hillman, over to
the county capital last Friday to at
tend to applying for Confederate
Veterans widow pension. She has
been married three times, first to a
Brewer who was brother of the late
Kit Brewer Sr., then to a Breland,
and the last time to Charley Hillman