Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-11-17
LOCAL

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beat 2on this side of the river, was
down Monday hearing the judge $
charge to the grand jury as required
by statute.
VIM. S. lambert was over from
Nicely proving out his homestead
claim Saturday, having along as his
witnesses L. T. Hathorn and W. l..
Moody. They got jim Hillman to set
them over in his Ford,
r. L. Earle Of Moboha vicinage
was over the first of the week among
the court crowds. He has taken
work temporarily at Bogalusa, La,
and is moving his family over there
this week. taking the cars at Citron-
ellie.
In order that the boys might have
the opportunity te study that phase
of county government in the practi-
cal, Principal Webb VALLEY turned
them loose from the Agricultural
High School for the day Monday TO
look on at circuit court, which. as
he we'll said, is something that can
be got out OF the books.
C. d. West was down Monday
anoung the court throngs. Dave
made that trip to Chicago in July and
nut In about fifteen days study in the
Ahiropractic college there and its IN
aoresting to hear him talk OF the trip
aud things seen along the route OF
afayel. especially the fine farms ln
toe fertile plains of Ohio.and Indiana
aud Illinois. HIS wife was stricken
With paralysis last Friday, but he
LAS her coming round with the
dhino adjustments.
III the editor appears littie sassy
Nj this issue, charge it to that good
home grown rice which Nick Byrd
compliment ted us with Saturday. Talk
E oout the horse feeling has oats.
nut with such good eating as that it
as easy for newspaper man to begin
~ have bouyant and bubbling feel
algs. That rice is equal in favor TO
any and the color is all right with
cut any bleaching done to it either
as It was cleaned right in Leakes-
VILE 10 the Pierce mill.
The advantage OF a home bank is
raanlfest upon such public occasions
IS court day aud other big Gays.
when people can get checks aud war
rants when the money is there for
them) cashed and change made and
buy exchange for remittance pur-
poses and in other ways be accommo-
dated in the handling OF monies.
Watch the changes on the ad of the
bank OF Leakesvilie from time 30
time that have some good thoughts
al along In the matter of accumulat-
ing aud saving money, etc.
A communication from the state
headquarters of anti-saloon leauge
has been sent Rev. w. N. David ask
ing that arrangements be made for
speaking. DR.. Edwin Stearnes of
New York. at Leakesv.lle on Thurs
day, November %, 1916. at pm.
So we are making such notice q his
Instance and asking that the people
turn out and hear this accomplished
lecturer talk upon that phase of the
prohibition question comprehended
Ia the subject which he proposes Us
ang for the occasion. VIA Dry
America.
The crowd at court and the speak
ing Monday WAS large. Cliff Will
Hams Of Meridian spoke for over an
hour on hisusuai lines of talk. weav-
ing 10 some good roads os national
highways boost into his speech. He
was followed by Mr.. II. w. Bell OF
Laurel. the civil engineer employed
by our Greene county supervisors at
their November term. Mr.. Bells
/ talk was short. but his explanations
clear and convincing as to the needs
and requirement of the situation as
demHpded by the federal government