Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-01-20

over from town of similar name last
Saturday shopping,
Mrs. Kittrell and daughter Miss
Essle Lee OF Avera, were callers at
the Herald printery yesterday
Mr.. M. b. Carr was over from Ros-
coe at the converging of the weeks.
He is still in the turpentine biz.
Mr.. ]. M. Miller was up from the
Fork of the rivers Monday discharg-
ing his debt to county and state for
taxes.
The James dwelling III which Mr..
and Mrs. G.. E. Williams are domi-
ciled, has recently been made to glis-
ten with coating of white paint
Rheumatism has lately jumbed on
W. ]. Neel. Billy has never gotten
soundly we'll from that broken leg of
last year, though the limp is gone.
Two of the stout old Mcleod oaks,
namely D. A. Mcleod and W. K.
Mcleod, were up from Vernal Mon
day settling with the HaX-Collector.
O. E. Baird lately flushed his new
home sufficient to move into it. He
will carry the work OF it on from
time to time as ne can find the con-
venience.
Rob O. Moody drove in from Nicely
Monday after load of corn. He is
like many of the Moodys tall OF sta
ture, and just merging into young
manhood.
Several of the boys are off down
the river this week AS the fresh
began to decline, the song OF the
raftsmen could be heard as they went
through on their rollers.
Mr.. j. E. Byrd, who is headsale5
man with the j. E. Miller store, went
to Mobile in the mid week to have an
operation performed in which for
eign growth was to have been re-
moved from out of one nOstril.
Miss Laura Rounsaville p n t
Christmas at home with her prents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Rounsaville. Our
readers will remember that she is
attending the Presbyterian Female
College at Holly Springs this term.
A communication bearing no other
signature than three initials was
found in our mail this week, but is
not given position, in line with our
rule which requires full plain sigma
tlre of the author Cor the editors
protection.
Ernest Burch is another of those
punctual reviewers. He liquldated
for his subscription this week, which
was as near as the dates run to his
subscription by publication days for
exact renewal on time, as possible.
Again we assert that such thought
fulness wonderfully cheers us.
Mr.. Albert Davis was over from
EXShO, Ala, in the front end of the
week looking up some rust proof seed
oats. He is a very successful farmer
of long years experience and is no
ted for his close application to 1T.
Just now he is interested in an eight
wheel disc harrow riding plow. Is
charmed with its work.
Christmas visitors in Leakesville
whose names we failed to get az the
time, were MIR. and Mrs. Mack Thorn
son of McLaurin and their little niece
Willie Dean Ravesies, who visited
the ]. T. McRae family, Mrs. Thomp-
son is a sister to Mrs. McRae, while
little Willie is her niece also, another
sisters child.
w. p, Rhinehart had business in
the Gulf City the fore part of the
week. Rhine is building him com
Portable dwelling but few PAGES
away from the old house, and is hav-
ing it constructed on strong lines AL
houses in this now windy country
should be so built, as since the fell
ing of the forests, the winds whistle
through with greater velocity than
of yore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Todd of jane
were in the countryside town Wed
nesday. Todd was looking after pay
ing his own and the taxes OF severa
OF his neighbors, arranging to pub
lish intention to prove out home
stead etc., while the lady did SOM
shopping in the local marts. Bot
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd hail original.
from South Carolina but have haC
Greene County, Mississippi for thei
adopted place of abode for severa
years. They were schoolmates to
gether which means Loves 4oun!
Dream" in their case realized. HOY
sweet ever to behold.
B. p. Harrison, Congressman elec
from this district left last Saturda
for Baltimore, Md, to attend tn
Democratic Rally of congressman t
be held in that city, in which 1T l
planned the policies of the next Con
gress will be Snapped as the Demo
cratic PARTY will be the dOmlnan