Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1917-09-21

Gordon Rounsaville left Monday
for Clarksdale, Tenn, where he goes
to enter for another term, the South
ern Presbyterian University.
A family by the name of Flost,
have ately moved co town and are
occupying the Hugh McInnis con-
crete house. The bread winners of
the family are employed at the Bear
Greek Mill.
Our good friend, S. G. Harris, has
changed his post-office address from
Wallace to Repton, Ala, which puts
him little nearer his old home dig
gings, if we understand correctly
where he told us he first came from,
in one of our talks.
Geo. Henry Faulk left Monday for
+ French Camp, Miss, where he en-
\ ters the Presbv terean Academy for
this the second term. Sam Pool, Jr.
was with him there part of last SEES
sion, but Sam is now in far away
France with Pershing's forces.
Mrs. j. w. Thomson made trip
to New Orleans at the con verging of
the weeks to attend meeting of
milliners; also to. buy her Fall and
Winter supplies. She is having her
Fall Millinery opening right away,
see ad about which is in this issue.
Eph Davis was in town Today
Thursday, and reports a good
meeting as going on at Jonathan or
Cedar Grove Baptist church. Its
their annual meeting with Bro.
Stephens, of Laude rdale County
holding 1t for them again this year.
j. @. Williams of the Upper East
Side came down Monday Oh shop.
ping trip and was accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Charley Williams
who was making her first trip to the
county-seat town. We acknowledge
a call at the Herald office by both of
these good folks.
On the trip here last week to con-
duct the Leakesvile meeting. Rev
z r. II. M. Watson, was accompanied
by Mr.. Robert Rivers of Neshoba,
who has been student in Meridian
College in voice, etc. and who seems
to be a splendid young man of deep
religious convictions.
Any subscriber whose time IS
about to or has expired and who
finds it inconvenient to raise the
cash for a renewal, that has some
sorghum syrup to spare can have
same credited on subscription at
prevailing market prices any time
they see fit to bring or send it in be-
fore cane syrup comes in.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Thomas are
moving this week from RonnsaviIle
into their elegant new home in
Leakesvile where the children will
have the advantages of the high
school AS we understand their
plans they will keep up their old
place at Rounsaville and move back
there in the summer; its situated on
a high hill where the air. is pure and
healthful and away from the malarial
damps of the Chickasawhay.
Indirectly and not officially we are
informed that Earl Brunson of Clarke
County, has received the appoint
ment as County Demonstration A
gent for Greene county. He is a
brother of Paul Rrunson. who mar
ried Miss Ella Wester6eld of our
city. Earl has had the best of train
ing at the A. & M. College as we'll
as tie home training with the Brun-
sons In field work, whose standing In
the agricultural world has become
proverbial In this state and Alabama
account of their sweeping capture of
prizes for the past several years in
the big fairs. He has an uncle on
the faculty at the A. g. M. College,
and is himself in touch with the fell
lows up there who run things and
can and wilt furnish invaluable as
sistance in the work here as they do