Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-09-17


left Tuesday for the University at
Oxford where they go for another
term.
Sam J. HlIlman (son of Pink aud
Will Hillman (son of JIM lett Tues
day for the A. & M. College at
Starksvllle. This is Sam s third
year and Wills second.
Mesda mes L. p. Peaster and VIM.
Clark made trip by auto up In the
Upper East Side Monday going to
see Mrs. D. p. Landlord, the, moth
er of Mrs. Peaster and bringing her
back to visit the latter for few
DAYS.
The break in the long dry spell
which came this week was welcome
piece of weather phenomena and is
helping crops on towards fall matnr
ity very much, and affording OPP
portunity for the winter turnip
pdtcHeS W De pldu Icu
Mr.. J. B. Goodwin is farming the
Murdoch Mcintosh place at Exsho,
Ala, near B. G. O'Daniel's and tells
us that he made very good corn this
year without fertilizer, which dem
onstrates what is being done now in
our county in the way of intelligent,
economical, agriculture.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. McInnis made
a motor trip to Richton at the con-
yerging of the weeks. Mrs. Mack S
itysrother, ]. e. Johnson, still lives at
rre.>t place and of course they visit
pnn,,r occasionally. Joe was reelected
,opposite ssessor in the recent demo.
cratic primaries in Perry county.
The meeting as announced in
these columns last week as to be-
gin at the M. p Church in Leakes-
Vile Monday night is under way
with Rev. J 7. Williamson of Meri-
dian doing the preaching and Rev.
Zeno Harrington the pastor of this
circuit of that church present and
helping.
In order that she might enter
school when it opened, Mildred Wes-
terrified, the eight year old daughter
OF Rev. and Mrs. Y. d. Westerfield
of this city, came home the first of
the present month after spending
the major part of the summer visit
ing her sister. Mrs. B. l. Napier at
Vanilla. MISS.
Lee Breland came over from Hat
tiesburg this week and left his little
daughter, Elizabeth Breland, in the
care OF his sister Ids, i. e., Mrs. S.
T. Churchwel. Lee lost his wife in
August and this little girl is the on
ly one he had under age, the other
two children being Toys and grown,
. so he had to give up housekeeping.
E. c. Williams left at the CONVEX
ging of the weeks for Winona where
he goes to take charge of their
school for the current term as prin-
cipal at good salary. Clayton was
highly recommended by his college
president. and secured this job over
several able applicants. He will
have nine teachers under him. so his
brother Lawrence tells US.
Our old friend, S. G. Harris of
Jonathan, complimented us with a
nice basket of peas Saturday. And
by the way he is an accomplished
basket-maker, weaving them out OF
native woods veneered down to pro-
per ILLNESSES. and turns them out
in all sizes and shapes common to
the use of the housewife in this sec
tion and at reasonable prices.
Misses Mavbelle Mckay and Ru-
bye Naples left on Tuesdays train
for the Synodical college (Presbyte-
rean female) at Holly Springs. The
first named going to teach music in
the institution at which she ~radua-
ted last year, and the latter to enter
for her hrst term. Miss Maybelle
won an inter collegiate music contest
medal this summer at Crystal
s Springs about which more later.