Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-05-24
LOCAL
Don't miss the Sunshine Hawkes.
lecture next Tuesday night, hes
worth going miles to hear. ED.

lack Smith of North Greene was
in the county capital Wednesday.
]. T. McRae is having his house
beautifed anew with fresh coating
of white paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coon Green visited
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Clark IN
Ieakesville in the mld-week.
Miss Ella Ferguson of Sandersville
sister to our Rev. A. G. Ferguson
visited the latter 5 family few days
back.
J. r. Mcintosh and w, R. Mcleod
we're two citizens of Vernal to get up
to the tailend of the court, VIZ on
Wednesday the 10Th. inst.
Wiley Evans visited the maternal
home at Lucedale at the converglng
of the weeks and reports his sister
who is a sufferer from Consumption,
gradually declining.
The Fred Amsler family are doml-
ciled these days in the S. w. Ball
town house, which they have rented,
since S. w. moved to his farm place
two or three miles below here.
w. w. Avera has been in Mobile
in the Hospital of late endeayoring
to get his condition helped by such
treatment. His faithful wife OF
course accompanied him down there.
Raj James is making river trip
to Moss Point this week. He is ex-
pecting his son Joe in home this
week from Blue Mountain where he
has spent the winter in the Brown
academy.
Mrs. L. A. Walker moved back to
Rounsaville last week, having accom-
plished her purpose for the season
Just passed of being in Leakesvllle IN
order to have the children in this
school She may come back next
fall
From DIR. Sam Pool we learn that
the thermometer registered 80 and
81 respectively Tuesday and Wednes-
day OF this week the two hot days.
1t has been dropping down to 90.
SO and as low as Sc some of these
cool nights.
Ernest Smith and L. d. Clark roll
ed IN from Mobile on Wednesday S
train. Lawrence has been down 1T
the bedside of his son in the hospital,
operated upon tor Appended /,
while Ernest had made the river trip
to Moss Point.
Rev. Y. D. Westerfeld pitched O.
yer ladder in his yard few nights
ago as he stepped out in the dark,
skinning a former sore spot on Que
leg and bruising up his face right
sharp, but is getting over the conse-
quent stiffness and soreness rapidly.
Ellis Lamb, the Il year Of d
nephew OF our Ira Ball accompanied
him home on the recent trip to
Richton to visit his relatives, the
Balls and Millers in this town. He
is the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Lamb of the first named city.
J. G. Woodland was up from Lower
Greene last Friday and requested
that we change his Herald from Ball
to Bexley as he can get better service
from the latter place. High waters
etc. don't interfere and the distance
is in its favor since the Ball post-of-
fee has been moved.
Mack Box is looking little peekec
of late, having suffered the third at
tack this Spring from trouble the
symptoms of which appear like APP
pendicitis. So far he has escaped
the necessity of an operation. Ht
expresses a confident trust in Provi
dence in his affection.
L. D. Clark and Dr. NJ T. Batsor
went to Mobile Thursday the 10Th
to carry MiIlard, the ten-year Ok
son of Lawrence, for an operation fo
Appendicitis, which was performed
Friday successfully. MiIlard is tn
Oldest child Of his parents, who dwell
in the old Adamsville community.
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