Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-05-02
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Ball, E. NJ. Betty l.2a
Green, Mrs. Ellen. Leaf Loo
Keeton. N. r., City 10
Freeman, Norman, Waynesboro Loo
Hillman, P. G.. Jr., Hillman Loo
Cooley, L. A., Betty 90
Byrd, J. B.. Nj. Olive 30
Ball, S. W.. City Loo
Lambert, A., Columbia 20
Clark. r M. Avera 80
Harrison, A. H., Neelv, Especial
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Perry, Jodle J.. Jonathan LOO
Mr.. Buck Ball who was taken to
Mobile last week for operation for
the broken shoulder bone trouble. by
his physicians and son Ira, was do
ing we'll from the opera ton, so we
heard Gabe Churchwell say early
this week, he having run down
there to see Mr.. Ball by the evening
trains. Ira is still with his father.
e. w. BreIand lately went down in
George county to the home of Mr..
Buck to look after the legal side OF
the matter OF prosecuting his wife
and her brother-in- law John Irkhart.
whom Mr.. Ball maintains struck
him with billet of wood and pro-
duced the injury. and not from fall
out of doors as was given out before
he recovered conscious memory. The
wife fed to Alabama after issuance
of the warrant but will likely be
brought back on reQuisition.
Would it be an unreasonable re-
quest for the publishers of this paper
to ask that the subscriber who reads
it in public places. would not lay it
down but take it home to the folks
to read or else give it to some wor-
thy person too poor to subscribe.
When laid down in a public place the
buns get hold of it and numbers of
them read it free of charge. We
have even known some of this class
who after finding out they could
pick up Herald in some store or
barber shop to stop their subscrip-
tons to thus be a perpetual hummer.
This will favor US and not burt the
bona6de subscriber and will at least
inconvenience the bum whose eyes
we hope is passing over this and
that il will shame him into becoming
an open and above board reader. l. e.
a paid-up in advance subscriber.
Jodie Perry is a truthful man or
the reader would doubt his statement
made to US while in town Wednesday.
as fish and snake stories are COM
mon. He says that his Oldest boy,
French, killed another big rattle
snake recently. this one being 5 IT,
II inches long of big girth and hav-
ing IL rattIes and the customary butt
ton. It hasn't been but few months
that we chronicled the killing of the
previous big RATHER by this spunky
young lad. He dispatched this one
with a stick. Jodie had along a
beautiful three weeks old colt Of
sha pelY build and black coat. foal
of the iron-grey Daughdrill stallion.
so you see more of our people are
waking up to the cry of better stock
and homeraised products,
Jno. S. @. sen motorad into town
Monday afternoon picking up Kim
Daughdrill on the way out from Me-
Lain as he passed through Nicely.
John is son of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Green of McLain, though he himself
resides at Standard IN Hancock coun-
ty being with a turpentine concern
down there. This is his annual vaca-
ton home. He came up through the
conn tv with hic mlohina from down