Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-10-11
LOCAL

ors court Monday.
Sam Pool Jr. is having continued
fever,-in fact has been laid up with
it for over a fortnight.
Mr.. Nathan Mills, merchant Of
Fruitdale attended to business mat
tiers in Leakesville Wednesday,
Miss Emma Green is spending the
week at Rounsaville acting as organ
ist in the Revival Meeting going on
there at the Methodist church.
J. G. HilIman of Janet, was over
last Friday closing up matter OF bond
and contract, as transporter for the
Pleasant Hill Consolidated School.
Jno. H. Afford of Mohoba came to
town last Friday to meet the school
marin who came in on the train and
is to teach the Mt. Pisgah school
this term.
Mrs. Annette Brown and Miss
Beulah Batson of Lumberton visited
the DIR. M. L. Batson family recently.
The former is the sister, while the
latter is the Doctors niece.
w. J. Williams Jr. was in town
Tuesday accompanied by his oldest
daughter, Miss Oracle and Miss
Katie Fountain, daughter of Fl. 2.
Fountain. They came shopping.
Martin Smith went oyer to Wager,
Ala, last week and secured a job
but on the return home found one
with the Mcleod Bros. in their mill
across the river which suits him bet
ter.
At our request Eph. Roberts the
Secty. prepared US an account of the
awarding by the committee to the
Coys Corn Club the prizes last Fri
day. Same IS in hand but we can t
find room for it till another issue.
w. I. Pope, J. p, from Beat 3
was in the county capital Tuesday
looking after official business. He
says there is but little crime III his
district, consequently court busijess
Is dull; a healthy social condition.
Key, A. L. Creel, the M. P. pastor
resident at Sand Rock was in the
county capital Monday and looked
little drawn up from blood poison
with which he has lately suffered on
a wrist but is getting rid of it fast
now.
Mr.. Jesse Byrd was in Leakesville
Thursday OF last week, coming to
carry home his buggy which was
sent down from Uriei, where he
broke it down and left it when com
ing away from the farm at Shubuta
TO Lucedale.
Gwin Alderman is laid up with
slow feyer,l possibly Typhoid. He
is the oldest son of our Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Alderman and a bright young
lad, fretting since took down, that
he can't go to Sunday school and
day school when he hears the bells
peahng.
John Buckalew came over from
Perkinston on the @. & S. l. at the
convergingof the weeks to theNbedside
of his mother who fell SATURDAY. nights
and broke hip. J. ]. Buckalew.
another of the brothers is now resi-
dent on the Richton route No. l in
North Greene.
Miss Magdalena Turner, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Turner OF
Pine Level. has entered the state
normal college at Hattiesburg for the
current term. They send her the
Herald in order that she may have
the home news while preparing to
become q teacher.
r. Q. McInnis stepped up to our
Office door few days ago and wave
ing an eleven-eared stalk of corn al
us bawled out in that customary vo-
cal way of his sCan you beat thatp'
We suspect there are not many that
can 10 Greene County, but on such
its necessary that the Herald man
see before whiting about. So Il you
have one, do like Bob. show it to us
Mr. Gaines West came down the
aafster rartAOf last week with Morris