Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-08-20
LOCAL

A meeting is in course at Corlnth
M. p. Church this week. The pas
tor, Rev. Zeno Harrington has Mrs.
Merchant as the invited preacher.
She is the well-known M. P. worker
OfClara.
Mr.. ]. M. Gatlin showed us this
week several very we'll developed
ears OF reddish yellow corn planted
May 9th. 1t of course is ninety day
variety or quick maturing north
ern specie OF corn.
Red Denmark, son of Steve Den
mark of Mohoba, who got his chin
ripped open one day last week tus
ling with an OK. is getting along
nicely with the wound. which he got
the doctor to stitch up.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. j.
Brown of Edith last week were
Miss Belle Forester and Mrs. Lizzie
Waldrum of Whistler. Mrs. Waldrum
is sister-in-law of Mrs. b. and
Miss Forester very dear friend.
Cade Brannan, well-known aged
darkev of this vicinity DIED Thurs-
day, August IL, 1915, from Bright S
disease. Cade was a son of old Aunt
Molly. who lived to be over hun
dred and died last year,if we remem
Der correctly.
Please help us out in covering the
field of locals by reporting your sum-
mer visitors or summer visits OF
members OF your family. This APP
plies not only to Leakesviile people
but to our subscribers in any part
of the county, as we are publishing a
county paper and not just merely a
town sheet.
The mother of Mrs. Albert Mizel,,
was over last week from Waynesbo-
no, visiting her The matters pres
ent husband is working down in
Florida and comes nome several
times during the year. Work is
more plentiful down there than about
these parts, hence his liking it down
there for employment.
Il. w. Cooley was down in the
mouth of big creek neighborhood
the first of this week, Rob still
lives up ia Wayne county on the
Waynesbore route 3, where he re-
Gently married. The Herald has been
entered to his address for twelve
months IN order that be may Keep
up with matters back in the good
old home county OF Greene.
Ed Davis of Whistler came up re
Gently and is stopping with the
Brownings, the mother of which
household is his daughter. He says
the Whistler railroad shops have re-
sumed work, though they were shut
down for about five months, which
caused quite hardship upon their
EMPLOYEES number of whom left in
order to find living elsewhere.
Mrs. Saphronla Davis came over
from Rounsavilla on the A Il M
Tuesday and took car out to Mer-
rig to catch the Kaysee north to re-
turn to her hone at Richton where
she is the central or phone girl.
She had visited her deceased hus-
bands people over at Exsho; in fact
she pays them an annual summer
visit in order that the little one may
see it's grandparents. While in
town she was guest of her cousin,
Mss Laura Mills and they together
paid the Herald plant call and left
o sub for Mrs. Davis.
Rev. Tom Tomlinson recently
held meeting in Scott county near
Forest. He was away at election
time on that account and found a
copy of the Greene county Herald on
bis way back in stop over at New
ton. on going into the Record Office
over there and tells us that he sure
did enjoy seeing it then as be wished
to learn the election news down in
Greene He held meeting at Wash
ington last week for Rev. S. W. Jon.
son, the young pastor of the Baptist
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