Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-02-21
LOCAL

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North Alabama.
Albert Evans of Lucedale is a re-
cent conner to our city and is clerk
ing in the Merk store.
Ernest Backstrom came oyer this
week from McLsin and is visiting
his brother, attorney Jno. W. Back
strom's family.
Mr.. o. E. Rounsaville made trip
by rail to Moss Point during the
week to dispose of some logs he had
sent down by river.
Representative Willis W. Valley
and Phil James together drove to
Leakesville the forenoon of Wednes-
day to transact some business at the
court house.
Mr.. N. Owen of Gulfport looked
after his business interest IN these
parts the latter part of last week.
He is now treasurer instead of secrer
tary of the life insurance company.
Mrs. Jno. A. Fox of Memphis re-
Gently attended the Mobile Mardi
Gras and is stopping off in Leakes-
vile before her return as the guest
of her friend, Mrs. DIR. E. Faux.
Mr.. T. w. Mills who dwelt in this
county some thing over decade ago,
doing turpentine work out about
Pisgah, is with the L. D. Clark &
Co. He will do the sitting for them.
D. M. Newell made bond last week
and has gone back to Florida. His
employers down there put up $1,000
cash and thus got signers for his
bond, by depositlng with them such
security.
Miss Alice Turner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Len Turner has been the
guest in town this week of her rela-
tives and friends Mss Myrtle Turner
and Mrs. G. L. Wood, daughters of
the Nathan Turner household.
Deputy u. S. Marshal Cummins
of Meridian came to this community
the latter part of last week and took
off G. L. McInnis and G. w. Allen
to Biloxi, where they will answer
charges in federal court for depreda-
tions on public land.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Breland went
down to Mobile Saturday where Dan
was to take some special treatment in
one of the hospitals of that city,
seeking to shake off the SCATTERING
effects to his system left by the re-
cent hard attack of Grip.
Mrs. T. G. BriscOe was brought
home by her husband last Saturday
and is much improved though her
spleen still gives some trouble. the
swelling not having entirely subsld
ed. Spleen troubles are one of the
after results of malarial poisoning
common to this section.
Roy and Guy Amsler and Winfred
Naples made the river trip to Moss
Point this week, going with Henry
Ball. This was Roy and Guys maid
en- trip in ratt-running. which in
this section is considered part of a
young man S education or qualifica-
ton to the adult period of life.
Arthur Clark. Lonias Clark ard
Billy Neel made up a trio from
Clark S settlement who boarded the
tram here Wednesday enronte for
Moss Point to market timber. Marcy
Avera carried out Arthur's raft.
Arthur says he has another which
will be ready for the next water.
DIR. Sam Pool and Jno Luther Turner
went down to Mobile the middle part
of last week to carry Fletcher the
fourteen-year old son Of Jno L. down
to be operated upon for ulcer of the
kidney. DR.. Pool tells US that the
pus boiled out like jet when the in
cislon for operation was made. The
lad was doing well the last accounts
had.
Street Commissioner J. D. Webb
is going forward with the WORK of
grading the streets having secured
four mules to pull the towns grad
ing machine and has thrown up the
..,cs,, cfs.onA in town near court