Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-03-15
LOCAL

.surday.
Mrs. J. w. Backstrom left Thurs
day of last week for her parental
home at Olive Branch, in De Soto
County this state, to spend awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe .Churchwell
have moved into the Pool House near
Masonic Lodge hall, recently vaca-
ted by the Spears.
See Blacksmith ad of ]. c. Pierce
this city. Pierce says he doesn't
turn them down, but fixes any kind
of reasonable job.
Jas. G. Byrd began Monday and
will assist Bill Williams holding
Town the job as depot agent, during
5he present calendar month.
Mr.. E. j. Middleton of Ellisviue,
was here the middle of last week,
visiting his brother. Matthew Mid
dleton, and sister. Mrs. Nj. r. Bailey
of this place.
Mrs. D. w. Allen and her mother
Mrs. NJ H. Sanders left the latter
art of last week for the latter home
at Aberdeen. Mrs. Allen will spend
Several weeks at the parental home
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Heidelberg
and little daughter travelled out on
Wednesdays train enroute for Ok
ford where Mrs. Ii. goes to visit her
parents. Hinkle carries them up
and tarries a little and then returns
home.
Fred Amsler begins next week as
Special Deputy Assessor helping
Rich Cochran take the Personal AS
Bessment this Spring, Rich has been
/ n bad health for several months.
When in normal health he sometimes
swings the personal assessment un-
aided.
The Bazaar Millinery opening will
come off in Leakesville this Spring
Mch. $3.50, see their display ad this
Issue, They will have the usual line
Df attractive headwear for ladies'
They ask US to invite the Leakesvllle
people to make their shop headquar-
ters while IN Chronicle for the Chau-
tauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Meyers and
two interesting children, came over
the middle of last week to visit the
Ray Etheredge and Nathan Turner
families. Mrs. Meyers is a sister to
them, and also sister to Mrs. Jett
Dorsett at Merrill. Their home is at
the same town where reside her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Etheredge,
namely: Yellow Pine, Ala,
Rev. and Mrs. r. NJ Guy of Jas
per, Ala, arrived last Friday for a
visit among relatives, the Fauiks, at
this place. They usually come every
Spring, and this time are much in
need of the rest, both being broken
down in health. As related before
in localizing them, will state again
that he is the brother of Mrs. G.. w.
Faux and hence uncle to this scribe.
The Herald makes a special re-
quest of it's correspondents that they
always give the. date when writing
up births, marriages or deaths. as
such notices are usually clipped by
interested friends and relatives and
preserved. 1t can readily be seen
that in year or so its hard to fig
ure out when such facts in our hui
mon history occurred with the dates
in the article of record missing.
In order to chamber the falkland
Sale for the Sheriff we are having to
give up a liberal portion
of our editorial page, and hence the
omission of our usual reprint editor
ial matter, as well as the Second col
umn of comment from our OWE pen.
As quick as space is vacated these
features will be resumed and we have
choice stuff to sling therein bearing
on the current topics of the day.
Fred Amsler under whose charge
the job was done, requests that we
contradict the report out that the new
repiling work to wooden part of Iron
bridge over river at this place, is
down. He explains that
owirg to some of the piling leaning
up the stream a little while being
that a slight sink was caused
to show on the South side of same
after the work was completed, which
means that SO far its just as they
left 1t. The present fresh which
bids fair ~ noli,oca a,,xv tb1c tcaac~,,,