Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-10-25
LOCAL

Saturday.
Miss Iduma Turner came in at the
converging of the weeks from Esca-
tawpa, Ala, to visit her brothers
the merchants here.
Lawrence Williams attended the
State Fair at Jackson this week go
ing via Merrill and of course getting
with his brother Clayton while over
there.
Rev. w. B. Alsworth left last Fri
day for Ovett where he went to hold
meeting for the M. E. Pastor. Sam
Green went over to McLain with
him to bring the horse and buggy
back.
We learn just before closing our
forms. that 2. A Mcleod OF Vernal,
who has been so low tor sometime,
died on Thursday, Oct "a, 1912 at
eleven o'clock. A fuller death notice
next week.
A death notice summing up 5he bio
graz .hical points on Jas. NJ. Valley,
who died last Saturday has been
written out but at the last moment
we End that room can't be found for
it till another issue.
DR.. Sam Pool brought Sam. Jr. out
in the buggy Tuesday tor an airing,
the first time the latter has gotten
out for number of days. as he has
been laid up IN bed with a continued
fever for over a fortnight.
The Leaf River Baptist Associa-
tion convened at Sweetwater from
Friday ill Monday. Quite hum
Der of LeakeSville people went out
Sunday to the all day meeting. Eph.
Roberts was elected secretary for
this year.
Tom Jones came down last Satur-
day to bring Miss Nola Chul chwell
home during the two weeks suspen-
sion of the Indian Hill School which
she is teaching, and closed temporar-
lily on account of so much sickness in
that community.
G. S. Jackson of Shubuta Sunday
ed in Leakesville We got a chat
With him before be took the train
and he tells US he is we'll pleased with
bis job as druggist up there. He
roomed with our brother Guy few
weeks ago before the latter moved
his family back there from Mobile.
Mrs. Laura Evans is up from ,EY-
a1ston visiting her son Wiley Evans
family. She is much saddened over
the recent loss of Miss Julia, who
died from pulmonary trouble. Miss
Julia by the way was one OF the
Herald pioneer subscribers, num-
Der of whom have passed to eternal
habitatiOns.
Supt. Joe Valley landed in Leakes-
Qale last Friday on the return from
Hot Springs, Ark, where be has
spent the last three weeks having
that deep-seated case of malaria
steamed out of his system. He says
he is pretty well convinced those
baths are a specific for that disease.
He looked considerably improved.
Mr.. J. w. Evans has been down
ab1s week from Hattiesburg or near
there where he lives on rural route,
visiting his wifes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Os Turner and taking in the
Baptist Association at Sweetwater.
He was accompanied by his young
son Cecil who is lively little chap.
They also have daughter some two
summers old.
w. P Rhinehart was in our Office
list Saturday squaring up subscrip-
zion account and had along his six
year old son Grady, who is a likely
chap, going to school and a lover of
his studies. He was named imme-
diately, for a prominent Tennessee
educator whom w. 2. used to know;
as well as for Henry Grady the great
Georgia orator and editor.
The Board of Election Commission
ers have the List of Managers pub
lished in this issue showing who will
be the proper legally appointed par
ties to hold the election Tuesday
Nov. 5, 1912. all TIE interested per-
sons will please take notice and be
governed accordingly. We would
state for the information of any of
the aLpoiDtees who might be uhfa
4niliar with the law, that this is a
general election and that they will
receive pay for their work out Of the
county treasury.
AL the latest styles, shapes, col
ors. trimmings etc, are exhibited in
our brilliant display of Millinery in
Leakesville Oct. 28-Nov. End, at
McInnis Hotel. See large ad in this