Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-01-31
LOCAL

Tuesday
Lee Rounsaville and Bob Durham
we're Tuesday corners to Leakesville
from Rounsavllle.
Chas. F. Breland of Nicely looked
after a homestead matter in the
county capital Monday.
s Yves and Ira Byrd, two Upper East
Siders were at the county capital
Tuesday looking after divers bust
ness.
E. F. Ball of sewing machine re-
pute, was getting over this part OF
the county this week with character
istic hustle.
Lloyd Kittrell and Jodie Perry a
lighted from Tuesdays train on the
return from Moss Point trip where
they went to market timber.
Attorney E. w. Breland went to
Mobile last week and was taken sick
with Grip and remained over till
he felt it safe to travel home.
Mrs. DR.. E. Faux accompanied
by the three children, returned Tues
day from Memphis, where she has
spent the major part of the winter
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Stone.
Mr.. Sam j. Green who was taken
down the first of thd week with re-
lapse of Grip. associated with symp-
toms of Appendicitis, travelled to
Mobile Wednesday to see if an opera
ton is necessary.
Attorneys H. P. Heidelberg and
J. E. Alderman went out on the cars
Wednesday. presumably on profess
. sional matters somewhere. The lat
ter Squire was accompanied by his
young son Edward. g.
Grover Thornton of Meridian, rep
resenting the international Harves-
ter concern was in Leakesville this
week and gave our gasoline engine a
lite regulating, he being an expert
at that business as well as salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B, MeRae- were
goers to Mobile early this week and
the five year old nephew of Mrs. Nc
Rae, Preston Castleberry came back
with them. Mr.. McRae bought
some new horses for his line, the
livery business.
In writing up Chancery Court
week before last we inadvertently
omitted the name of Attorney J. E.
Alderman in summing up the Bar,
Mr.. Alderman was as is his wont, a
prominent factor IN the court, as he
does a good chancery practice.
An infant something over year
old, belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. T.W.
Mills of Mohoba. was operated upon
in town Sunday by the local physi-
clans al the j. X. Box home, and
successfully withstood the operation
and was doing well the last heard
from.
f. Kim Daughdrill came over
Monday to bring Mr. d. d. Carter
of Hattiesburg to the county seat
town. Carter is agent for the Mar
tina Watson lands. He and Kim both
favored as with subscriptions. Kim 5
being in renewal but before the expi-
ration date had quite rolled round.
At the request of Rev. L. E.
WIGHT we announce that regular SER
vices will be held at the M. e.
Church, South, on the End Sunday
morning and night and that a full at
tendance of the membership is urged
to remain after the morning service
in church conference to consider
business ofsimportance.
Some little excitement was created
late last week by a piece that came
out in the Mobile Item, in which II
seems the reporter writing up the
Newell arrest and beng brought
back here from Florida, got his wires
considerably crossed. Newell was
not a school teacher, was not nearly
mobbed when brought to Leakesviile
nor was the woman whom he Is char
ged with seducing, a fifteen year ole
school girl. but of a more mature