Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-05-12

Mrs. l.. p. Peaster, accompanied
by her little daughter, Saline Kate
Peaster. visited her father, Pies
Landlord in the Upper East Side
last week.
Justice w. A. Shuts of State Line
was another magistrate who came up
to hear the judges charge at circuit
court. He was also a witness in
some appeal cases from his court.
Mrs. |. w. Patterson OF Mobile
came up at the converging of the
weeks to visit her people up tins
way. She is Ida Williams that was;
dalghter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Poleon
Williams of ST. Ellen and but mar
ried few weeks.
The Plerces informsus that. their
kinsmen, Evangelist Tom Davis and
wife OF Mobile county, Ala, have
written that they expect to arrive
in Leakesville about Thursday or
Friday and pitch their tent for an
other meeting, as they did Hast
Spring in our city, 81
The Jones community In the North
, western part OF the county is enjoy
ing improved mail facilities III thai Il
loop route has been established
which travels down their way three
days.in the week, branching of from
the Rlchton route No. 1. The new
route or extension is known as Rich
ton route No, B.
w. w. Roberts was witness
= Swn in the Avera suit at court
Monday. w. W. is living just across
he line in Wayne county these days,
aud gives Mason for his post-oIilce.
he is brother OF Il. E. Roberts OF
Grafton, who was also, at court and
goI assigned the important position
as foreman of the grand jury.
w. Nj. Elliott, one OF the Justices
oI the Peace from Beat was down
Monday To hear the Judges charge
to the grand jury and looked in on
Herald plant for the first time and
. promised TO come sometime again
and on Thursdays when we were
printing. lie was accompanied by
his eleven year old son, James Hawks
Elliott.
While IN the county capital last
Friday accompanied by her two
small brothers, Tom and Eley Ball.
Mrs. J. z. HilIman, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Manse Ball of Unity, looked
in on the Herald Office. She was ac-
companied by her babe in arms, Colt
1oulmin HlIlman- who is fine sleci-
men of Hlllman babies, showing dis
tinctly the family favor of face.
W. K. Bearry presented us Mon
day With bag OF nice new Irish po-
tatoes about as large as turkey eggs.
Win IS another one of those who be-
lieves in raising the stuff at home,
Always having a nice forward gar
den. This year he has had the as
sistance OF his brother-in-law, Jim
Eubanks, who was trained under ii
niaster-hand, his father Dave Eu-
= banks OF the Goose Pond
Miss Helen Stichahn, daughter oil
Mr. and MRS. A. Stlchahn, left last
week Tor Newton where she goes 10
visit one of her friends and school
chums at the "Aggie' in the person
of Miss Hattie Turner. daughter OF
Dave Turner of old Janet, who is up
at Newton visiting her brother,
Luther Turner who is there Still
in Clarke Memorial College persue-
ing his ministerial studies.
Lamar and Billy Westerfield, sons
OF W. C. Westerfieid, the well-known
State Line merchant, motored down
to court bringing car of folks to at
tend and remaining over til Wed
:, e.lax, NOR, 40 nn,a. mas q, ,,,s,g ,,.,e
10 the Lonzo Wick. vagrancy. appeal
case, which was not reached till that
hour. Lamar recently returned
from Hattiesburg where be has been
attending the State Normal. He
was really at Petal, a suburb of that
city, boarding with his sister, Mrs
Joe Pace while going to the college