Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-02-23
LOCAL


LATE Valley of Old Grafton had
business in this burg Tuesday.
Neil Mcleod of vernal spent sew
eral hours in LedkesYille Tuesday.
Messrs,J. B. Dearman and F. Clark
OF Avera were shopping in Leakes-
vile last Friday,
E. w. L. Davis and Tom Avera
were two Jonathan dwellers in this
town Tuesday.
Kim Daughdrill and Mark Green
were citizens of Nicely in the County
capital Tuesday.
E. N. Paterson got in on Mon
day. train on return from another
river trip to Moss Point.
Mrs. Will Kittrell and her sister.
Miss Mamie Churchwell. we're visi-
tors from Hillman en- vile Tuesday.
Byron Green lately made trip to
Moss Point by river, carrying out a
raft of cypress for our to wnsman, J.
d. Webb.
j. B. Billiard and wife visited rel
atives at the converging of the
weeks. They are still located at
Lucedale.
The Ed Davis, ST., family have nov
ed into the Browning house vacated
by the latter family last week, who
left for Bond.
Miss lola Holland of Rounsaville,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sample
Holland, visited her friend, Miss
Della Churchwell in Leakesville last
week.
Victor H. Smith and w. W. Rob
erts, two citizens of Old Grafton
were down Monday on homestead
business. Victor is fixing to prove
out his claim
Our Mr.. J. w. Gibson took in the
Mobile Carnival the fore part of the
week aud reports an enjoyable time
observing that city celebrating the
Mardi festival
]. G. Mcleod was up from Vernal
Wednesday. Calvin took occasion to
look the editor and hand US some
coin on subscription, and wants
the Herald right on.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Perkins and
little daughter were travellers out
on Mondays train en- route for Okla
homa, their future home going via
Meridian and Shreveport, La.
C.L. Browning got back to Leakes-
vile from Bond Tuesday, having de-
cided not to locate at that place. and
as he has dwelling of his own here
of course gives our town the prefer
ence as an anchorage basis.
Leakesvillians who took in the
Mobile Mardi Gras this week we're,
], E. Miller, Nat Owen, J. w. Back
strom, W. G. Smith, j. T. Albums.
A. c. Turner, Ell. M, Faux, wife and
son, Geo. Henry and little neice
Annie Ray Mckay.
Rev. S. 3. Culpepper, President
of the Baptist College at Newton,
was in Leakesville at the converging
of the weeks, comforting with the.
Baptist pastor here, who by the way
halls from Newton to this town, in
stead of Shubuta, as we stated III
chronicling his arrival.
The Delinquent Taxpayers
list was turned into us by the sher-.
if this week and is being put into,
type for appearance in our next is
sue. It's not so long as usual this
time showing that the voters in
Greene awoke to the Importance Of
protecting their franchise for partic-
ipation in the elections tnis year.
See ad of B. f. Brown Jr., Of Es-i
catawpa, Ala, in this issue about
Oklahoma Town lots in Usage Indian
Reservation recently opened by II.
S. Government. He confidently as
serts that this is safe and promis-
ing investment and invite inyestlga-
ton. He is coming to Leakesville
next week or the one following to
work this vicinity.
At the instance of Alex Ball, We
announce that Sunday School Evan
gelist, J. E. Byrd, will lecture on
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