Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-11-01
LOCAL

court.
Joe James attended the State Fair
at Jackson the latter part of last
week.
/. The jury-list has been drawn and
sheriff Green is having the summons
served this week.
Lang Mills Jr. got to town in the
mid-week, making his usual rounds
on logging business.
Mrs. d. E. Breland has lately
been in Mobile taking some special
medical treatment there.
Tom Steede was IN Leakesville the
middle of last week mixing with our
people in his usual genial way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Miller visited
the State Fair at Jackson last week.
Rich tells us that the attending
crowds was the largest yet.
Rich Cochran got home last Fri
day from New Orleans where he has
been for the second time taking
stomach treatment under a special
ist.
Mr.. Asa Breland accompanied by
his wife came down to town last Fri
day, the first time he has been able
to get out since the wrestle with
hematuria.
Mrs. McCargo of Olive Branch,
Desoto County, Miss, returned to
that place last Saturday after ~hav-
ing visited her daughter, Mrs. J. W.
Backstrom at this place for several
days.
Mr.. n Owen was up from Gulf
port last week looking after his in
terest in these parts. He is now
connected with a leading bank in his
city as we'll as still holding his posi-
tion with the life insurance company
Miss Nena Mills of Chronicle has
been ia Leakesville this week con-
Quoting the Bazaar Millinery opening
for the Seeleys. announced in these
columns last week. This is coming
TO be q regular twice year event in
our city and pleases the ladies much.
The Herald editor acknowledges
getting personally acquainted with
Dir. Ben f. Foster, the general
agent for the Blodgetts since Janu-
airy 1st. succeeding Mr.. McLennan.
We found Mr.. Foster pleasing con-
versationalist and a very genteel
man.
Policy Mason of Lucedale came up
Wednesday to transact some busl-
ness for his employer Mr.. Minis, who
lately got an eye badly injured by a
nail which he was he was driving, fly
ing up and striking his eyeball. The
doctors think his sight will be pre-
served.
Fl. Tharston has bought out the
Wiley Evans store and is conducting
1t right on with Lonnie Spears do
ang the clerking. Thurston is selling
out his home place at State Line and
will put quite a bit more of goods
dnto his stock after such deal has
been cOnSummated.
w. e. Bearry got back from Mobile
the fore part of the week, having
left his wife who he had carried down
there Friday for special treatment,
dong very well. The ulcer in her ear
had bursted and the specialist thinks
the hearing can be saved and relief
given without an operation, and she
be able to return home by the end of
the week.
Jno. Ell. Bearry has resigned bis
position as assistant book keeper
with the Dear Ofe0k MIL 20. ana
leaves early in November for the
Southwest, S a n Antonio, Texas,
where he will likely stay for a
year or so. He has catarrhal trou-
BILE that he wishes to try the salu-
brous atmosphere of that section for
rclief
The board of supervisors meet
next Monday. And Tuesday is the
day that all we good Greene County
democrats turn out to do our part
towards electlng Wilson and Mar
shall. Monday week, Nov. Il IS Cir
cult Court week. Keep these dates
in mind and see to it that you meet
the several occasions as the public
demands upon you would seem tc