Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-04-12
LOCAL

#0Ve over IN MS macnlne.
p. J. Mcleod stuck the corner OF
adj IN one of his ankles few
ys back, but is getting rid of the
mp fast.
The S. w. Ball family have moved
their place some two or three
lies below here near the old d. ID.
McInnis dwelling.
Victor H. Smith, Tom Avera and
lbert Landlord were at the Court
ouse Monday making dispositions
l the homestead proof of the first
AIMED.
Lawyer J. E. Alderman transact
d professional business with Chan
cry Court at Waynesboro the fore
BART of the week. He also looked at
Ter some business at Merrill.
Mr.. Kila Platt of the Upper East
Side attended to business connected
with winding up his mother S estate,
with Chancellor Thad Wood at
Naynesboro the first of the week.
Justice Court under His Honor
Judge T. G.. Briscoe was grinding a
way at the Court House last Satur-
day. The cases against the Bucka-
ews failed for lack of evidence. Wal
zee was given nominal fine for his
ghting scrape.
Now that Springtime is at hand,
general cleaning up the old town
Fould be in order, and there is much
Trash and other litter accumulated
sbout the streets add vacant lots
needing raking and burning for the
5ake of good looks and health.
Miss Emma Green left Thursday
nr Meridian where she will take
Voice Culture at the Conserva-
ory of the Beeson Colleges which
re becoming famed for the advanta
res they afford IN this and other de
Dartments of higher learning and
specialized training. in wholesome
religious atmosphere.
Mark Mcleod tells us that his
wi Re who returned several weeks ago
from her parental home at Blue
Mountain has sufficiently recovered
her eyesight now, (She is able once
more to read print, Jas to be able to re-
sumo housekeeping. We note glad
Iy the recovery of this estimable la
dy. They dwell some six or seven
miles down on the river Road South
in the East Side.
b. M. Deshazo and Chas. Back
strom Jr. were here in attendance
upon Justice Court Saturday, which
for the present still has some bust
ness of Beat 5 on its dockets. ac-
count of the death of Justice Thorn
son several weeks back. Deshazo
has lately passed the state pharme-
ceutical board and has licenses as a
prescriptionist. He is working for
the DIR. Joe Green drug store in Nc
Lain.
Mr.. Ed. Freeman of Nicely, came
out Tuesday after his Marriage Lii
censes. He informs US that his half
brother. Frank Ham, who went up
to Dayton, Va, last October to at
tend Voice Culture school, will re-
turn home in June. FRANK has a
strong voice and is devotedly fond of
music aid wishes to qualify to teach
it; very worthy ambition where
such gift exists and the proper Gull
ture is sought.
Mr.. Dave West was down from
Old Grafton Saturday and chatted
We editor abit. Dave informs us
that he is taking the home study
course on Chiropracti tic treatment,
the method whereby It's sought to
relieve disease by massaging the
backbone vertebrae into correct 10
sition and relieve nerve pressure,
which according to that theory is at
the root of all organs or muscle fail
ing to perform their proper function.
In local last week announcing
that the Board Of Supervisors had
ordered the proposed Road Improve
ment Bonds, we wrote the amount
down as $50. 900. when $25, 900 is the