Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-01-10
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Mr.. G. Y. T. Churchwell made a
trip down the river with logs this
week.
Riley l. VALLEY Of old Grafton was
transacting business with the super
visors Monday
Geo. Henry Faulk of Mobile spent
the holidays with relatives in this
place.
Mrs. 7. G. Briseoe is suffering
from a siege of continued fever run
ming through this the fourth week.
In spelling the name Barabbas"
in a headline last week, we got two
RS" in it when there is only one.
There are TWO IBIS" but only one
a..
Geo. Turner Jr., a son Of Bodo,
was in from Hillman Wednesday and
Handed us some subscription money
for his grandmother, Mrs. MaHssa
Turner
Alex Woodland of Lower Greene
had business with the supervisors
Monday, He gets his mail at Bexley
just over the line in George county,
since Ball post-office went defunct.
Mr. Eli johnson, who held that
position with the Bear Greek Mill
Co, is succeeding Archie Morgan
this week in the foremanship at that
plant He is domicilfng in the Metz
ger house.
J. w. Colbert was another college
boy who holidayed in Leakesville vi
clnage We inadvertently overlook
ed incorporating. his. name in the list
given last week. He is at the State
University.
Communicated
Mr.. a. c. James was in Leakesville I
Monday on business, he was accom-
panied by his cousin, Arthur Brelaad,
Mr. James halls from DeRidder, La.
and his cousin from near Nicely.
[. n. Knobles, the State Lire
merchant transacted business Mon
day at the court house, We are IN
formed he is one OF the directors in
the bank recently opened in his
town. He will make a safe counsel
lor IN that capacity.
State Supt. OF Education J n.
Powers of jackson spoke to the
school in Leakesville Tuesday and at
Pine Level Wednesday, boosting up
primarily the agricultural high
school idea which is shaping for prac-
tical application in this county.
Vinson Valley was IN the county
capital Saturday and left the proper
renewal fee for the Herald another
year though his subscription hadn't
quite expired. He comforted US by |
the parting remark. I don't want
to miss, which OF course will not be
the case at all.
In order that there may be no
confusion ia the term, and that tue
Leakesville School may have the use
OF it, the Herald has changed It's
Honor Roll from that to 'Subscri bers
Roll which perhaps IS after all tile
better and more specific Technology
More will be said abont this in an.
other direction through the editorial
column some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Allen succeed
ed in winding up their preparations
for moving to Lucedale Wednesday
and left on that day. For the pres
ent they viii board in that town it
being impossible just now to find a
vacant house down there. It will be
early Spring before Mr.. Allen gets
his store opened up as he does not
want to stock Winter goods this late
in the season He tells us that he
has his fixtures already ordered b
sides some other staple goods.
Mr.. Os Turner was in town last
press-day and asked for q Herald |
awhile before we had got to printing
stated that he Was getting mighty
hungry for one. 1t is gratifying
to be told that the Herald is that
much annreciated that its missed |