Greene County herald., 1917-06-22
SOME cHANcERY COURT DoINes
June Term 1911.

trell and Jonathan Kittrel, showing
an accouat for each of $841, 33. as
their money and property with prop
er exhibits and vouchers.
Motion of Asa Breland surety for
complainant in case of Imogen Bre-
land VS. Blk Leakesvile ct ALTO be
relieved, granted, and 60 DAYS allow
ed to get up new security for costs
in sum of $50
Divorce DEGREES rendered In cases
of Clemmie Guin VS. Calvin Guin.
Mary Jimison VS. Jodie Jimlson.
Commissioners sales approved in
following cases:-H Henry Williams ct
al VS. Minnie Woodland ct al; Mrs.
Edna urner ct al VS. S. 7. Church
well; Nancy A Breland VS. j. E. and
Mary Chisolm.
In case of Mrs. l.. II. Thomson ct
al VS. j. H. Thomson ct al, a readver.
tisirg ordered acct former sale brin-
ging inadequate te price.
Case of II. G. Lister and Mary
Lister VS. A. j. Delayer ct al (evict-
ment) taken under advisement for
vacation decision.
Twin cases of Mary c. Mcleod VS.
J,W Maschmeyer and Evans Johnson
VS. j. Il. Overstreet Qand tltle) re-
manded to rules for purpose of max
ing Odelia Haryison Copeland and
Mrs. Nancy @. Mcleod, party to End
| suit.
W. w. Mcleod. guardian for Al
bert Jones and Sadie Jones, minors,
directed to loan the 1924 09 each
for them shown in his account to
Bk Leakesville at per cent.
! Final decree to be rendered in last
will and testament of ]. w. Byrd,
NJ. G. Byrd. testator in vocation.
Some other cases on docket either
continued or to be heard in vocation,
The two cases each in Justice court
held here Tuesday. against " L.
Davis Jr. and Dick Tanner, for fail
ure to dip work oxen, were settled by
agreement, the defendants paying up
costs of court, and having agreed
| to begin dipping next Saturday, and
arrangement being made with the
local inspector to that effect. The
injunction sued out in chancery
court had been rendered perpetual
| by Chancellor Denny in vacation
since his court was held here-so
this case came out largely in the
Justice court as IA matter OF form as
| it had to be disposed of in some
way. This gets past what was prov
ing to be an unpleasant situation
and we trust leaves all parties with
good feelings about restored.
| Hard Byrd. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. N Byrd. had to be put in custo-
dy of the officers Thursday night of
last week and brought to the coun
ty capital Friday morning early and
put in the strong house urtil his
case could be turned over to COM
petent specialist for attention. His
mind had gotten bad and he was
pounding on his mother-ln law, Mrs.
Knox Breland the other night, hence
this step which the families had hoped
could be avoided. He has been mar
ried about SIX months and was living
10 the IRELAND community about two
miles this side of McLain where his
rearing up occurred. He was carried
to Mobile Friday afternoon to one of
the sanitariums for special atten-
tion for his mind
While the steel bridge over Chick
asawhay river at Leakesville has
been rendered impossible bv work in
progress to put in the metal span as
east abutment, John j. Mclnnis Is
operating his flat as ferry boat
for the accommodation of the public
wishing to cross over. This watts
our memories back TO the good old
davs when bis father ran the ferry
here and crossed people over from
Dan to Bersheba.
Frank Mills, the nineteen year old
son OF Love Mills. foreman of the
bridge crew. stove an ak into one OF