Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-03-01
LOCAL

L. V. and w, P. Rounsaville had
business in the Countryside town
Monday.
The Nathan Turner family have
moved into the James house, while
the Ray Etheredge family viii occu
BY the Naples one.
Mr.. w. S. Childs has lately help
ed his friend Henry Pipkins in build
ing the Sam Ball house below here
in the d. He. McInnis
Rich Henderson did some shopping
in Leakesvllle Wednesday. First
time we have seen that old boy down
this way in quite bit
Mr.. w. IL. Etheredge of Yellow
Pine, Ala, was down this week
visiting his sons, Ray Etheredge
and Nathan Turner families.
The Herald feels grateful to JAS
7. Albums for nice mess OF perch
presented this week. Quite treat
to eat fish caught out of the home
creeks at this season Of the year
The Albert Mizell family, the
bread winner of whom works at the
Bear Greek mill, have moved into
the Pool house by NJ. p Church
lately vacated by the Ed Davis Sr.,
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Miller of this
city were summoned oyer to Clinton
the latter part of last week to attend
the funeral of Mr. Fletcher, Mrs.
Miller's father, who died very sud-
denly.
Miss Kate Burnham vents up to
her home town, Harpersville, Miss,
to see a sister married. last Friday
and IS remaining this week. She is
the Music teacher in the Leakes-
vile school.
Cliff Cowan got in home from Bond
Thursday of last week, having on ac-
count OF the demolishment of the
mill there by boiler explosion, a va
cation, which of course he preferred
spending here at least in part,
Forrest Breland of Nicely came
over last Friday, to bring Sam
Green, his kinsman by marriage,
home. Forrest but lately returned
from business college at Hattiesburg
and is a promising appearing young
man.
Levi V. Hillman and his nephew
Kelly Hillman (son of Dave) were
Nicely Corners to the Court House
Monday. Levi is a brother to Pink
and Jim and the other elderly sons
and daughters of that house of Hill
mans.
S. w. Ball is building him farm
house down near the Cook place for
mer1y Coot McInnis) where he has
several acres of very nice farm land
opened and intends to move down
there with his family in time for
planting,
Our old friend Sam Gibson of the
Fork of the rivers, gave US a chance
to see his ever welcome face in our
city, last Friday. He was accompa-
MED on the trip up by Davis Daugh-
drill, another substantial citizen of
those parts.
The repairing to Iron bridge over
the river at this place was practi-
caIly wound up late last week, and
the East Siders are now once more
able to drive their nags across, and
avoid the tyings up and walking in
process when coming to the capital
village.
DR.. Sam Pool noticed signs of re-
covery from the arrest in growth in
Hattiesburg, brought on by the pan
ic,-while up there last week attend
ing the Masonic Grand Lodge and
visiting his sister, Mrs. II. T. Allen,
whom he informs US is a close reader
OF the Greene County Herald
The Tax Land Sale is pretty near
up in type and will insert in our next
issue. The Delinquent POll-Tax List
is appearing in this issue; owing to a
miscarriage of plans it hash t been
closely proofread, but will be SO ere
another issue B. G. Daughdrill' S
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