Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-08-10
LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Faulk, who
but recently moved from Shubuta.
Miss, to Mobile, Ala, visited rela-
tives in LeaKesville last week. Bro.
Guy is now working for an exporting
lumber concern in the Gulf City.
Work was stopped last week on
the grading of the A. & NJ railroad
extension to Laurel. It's presumed
that the fling of the appeal TO SUI
preme court of the Eminent Domain
suit by the Blodgetts accounts for
this sudden change in plans.
S. A. ]. Valley. who was down
from North Greene this week tells
us of seeing White Lark about his
8 place several times lately. He pre-
s sumedl It was lark as it was running
/ with flock of larks. Who has ever
seen a specie of that bird in that col
or before in these ATTITUDES?
A meeting is co begin at the Sa-
lem Baptist Church in the Beard
community across the river next
Friday night and to run several days
q the preaching is to be done by Rev.
Chas. German of Vinegar Bend.
This announcement is given in by
\ Rev. /. D. Eavenson pastor of the
Church.
AZ Mrs. M. R. Rhinehart, mother of
w. p. khinehart of this vicinity, and
oil Fletcher Rhinehart of Arizona,
left on Mondays train for Georgia
with Atlanta as her first objective
point. She will visit sister there
and pass on to places of her former
Presidency to visit the kin and old
neighbors.
While Lang has been doing work
Pup in these parts for his concern,
Mrs. Lang Mills and the children
have visited for about month with
\ her folks the Greens in our city.
They still live at Moss Point and
will visit his people in Upper East
\ Side and Fruitdale before returning
to their coast home.
G. Z. Perkins has moved Lis family
back from up in the Pres Beard part
of the county to his regular home at
Rounsaville. He had his family up
in there with him while acting as
team boss for the Vinegar Bend log
ging works. School season is APP
proaching now and he has to look out
for that for his children.
M Charley Harris. son of our old
friend S. Z. Harris of Jonathan, had
the misfortune to get two fingers
torn off and thumb bobbed In a saw
at the lathing portion of the Bear
Greek Mill plant last Saturday after
noon. He is at the Lindquist home
temporarily l. e. until he has gotten
over the accident and operation suffi-
Gent to stand the trip out to the tam
lily home.
Mr.. G.. Cochran and grandson,
Bob of Petal, passed through
\ Leakesyille Wednesday, on their re-
4 turn frow Mobile where they had WIS.,
Eited his daughter, Mrs. Berry Rich
i From here he went out to spend the
n night with his son Rich Cochran and
4 from there on up into Wayne County
/ to visit his daughter, Mrs. Bud
IlSmith. Then he goes out to Rich
ton and drops in on his son, DR.. r.
M. Cochran and his brother Alex
L. ICochran. He is in his seventies and
a we'll preserved man for his
age.
The Thomson estate lands which
we're offered at public sale Monday
or the second time under chancery
:ourt Partition Decree, were knocked
If to G. H. Thomson, one of the
,eirs. Charley bought it in before
t brought 1925 this time; about
vice what it did before. Charley is
till agent at Beaumont. The family
re anxious 10 keep this their ances-
,al home FROM passing out of the
ands of the family, but the court
andate demands its sale in order
lat the division be made in the in
rest Of the minor children of Ed
,omson, deceased.