Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-09-15
LOCAL

- w. 1uOlnSOH, 10 up lfOm h1OSS
Point, with his family for bit.
Her mother is deceased.
Geo. Dunnam of Indian Hill recent
ly purchased Chevrolet car from
DR.. ]. c. Williams, SO that his son
Burley Dunnam can learn the car
business.
The thermometer registered 90
Tuesday night September IL, 1916,
which is the lowest it has been since
June 5, the first of the summer when
it was So.
The j. M. Fountain family have
moved into their neat new house in
Pool addition, it stands on the lot
which was once the old planer light
site near the railroad.
Lloyd kittrell las treated his fam
lily to brand new Overland car,
which will make the distance twixt
points desired to visit, easily ne
gotiated.
Mr.. |. w. James, who has lived
out at De Ridder, La, but i, ely
dwelling in Hattiesbur visited his
son, A. G. James, our genial Ws tch
repairer. Mr.. James is a relative OF
the Pat James families.
Miss Florence Dodds is the princi-,
pal and Miss Nome Tatum, the as
sistant, at the Pine Level School
which opened Tuesday IN coordina-
tion with the Agricultural High
School as is the usual plan.
Miss Estelle McRae is teaching in
Rankip county this tern, ins sthe
Florence high school which opened
Monday she writes with an enroll
ment of 100 and everything going
of well. She has the Primary De-
partment.
Mir. Monroe Ball of Lo er Greene
came up Tuesday To bring his son
Marvin to enter the Agricultural
High School for another term. Mar
vim got sick last year and lost some
time at that school but hopes to
have better run OF health this time
for full term work.
Geo. Henry Faux and Sam Poo.
Jr. lett Monday via Evanston Tor
French Camp ia Choctaw county,
the middle part OF the state, where
they enter for the current term the
Presby preparatory school at
thai place, known as French Camp
Academy, ad Of winch Is carried III
THESE columns.
A postal card dated Sept. IL from
DR.. NJ. l.. Batson, states that he
was fable to sit up for the, first lime
Today and expect to get home Satur-
day. This is good news and the
Herald joins his many friends in hop
ing him complete restoration TO
good health after having come SO
near the brink OF the grave.
In this Issue will De noted the ad
Of The Miss Ala Fair booked for Merl-
dian Oct. 1928. The management 0.
that enterprise are going right ahead
booming such with characterls TIC en-
ergy regardless Of the storm aid
boil weevil conditions and speak OPP
tlmlsticaliy OF having the biggest
air in their history, having many al
fractions billed.
The Agricultural High School
Opening was pulled off Tuesday.
The invited speakers from atar ad-
viseG at the eleventh hour that M
expected engagements kept them u
way, SO local talent had to be press
ed into service, but everything Went
of smooth and that Institution has
been duly opened up and is now go
ing ahead at bus .ness.
A much needed and greatly wei
coined rain struck this section Sun
day and Monday, bringing in what's
usually called fall turnip-patch
weather" The little green plants
already growing we're made to look
glad over the arrival OF the showers
and the seeds put in the damp ground
will now likely grow nicely II it does
rot get too dry again too quick.