Greene County herald., 1918-03-01
FRIDAY
LOCAL

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Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Byrd.
Mrs. M. r. Rhinehart, who went
up into Georgia last summer to visit
relatives has been detained several
months.beyond the planned time OF
expiration for her visit account of a
sister being very low.
Mr.. G. E. Anding, having shipped
his household effects a day or so be-
fore by special car. left last Saturday
afternoon for Flora. Madison Co.,
Miss, where he goes to enter into
the drug store business there.
From Mrs. C. K. Lewis, who was
up Monday from Edith, we learn
that her Oldest son, Ed Lewis, who
is in the navy has crossed to France
time or SO, but his headquarters
are in New York and she says he
writes that he likes it.
AhO htoo II uoi pOiiJ SohiOtOhS oa
the Leakesville charge of the Nj. K.
Church, South, is announced to be
held at Leakesville church Saturday
and Sunday March $40; preaching
by the presiding elder, Rev. w. b.
Jones of Hattiesburg on Sunday
morning.
Mrs. T. A. Lott of Exsho, Ala,
accompanied by Mrs. Jno. L. Wei
ford was over shopping in our town
Wednesday. Mrs. Lott is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Holland
of RounsSville. Il. A. is manager
for the Camp of V-B near the Mills
in the Upper East Side.
Miss Mabel Potter, another OF the
lady Judges at Field Days, and who
is also teaching in the Richton High
School this term, halls from Hat
tiesburg and little Elizabeth Breland
who is making her home with her
aunt, Mrs. S. Il. Churchwell, was
well acquainted with her.
Judge r. w. Heidelberg, candidate
for reelection as Circuit Judge OF
this the 10th. Circuit Court judicial
district, was in Leakesville last Fri
day and Saturday mingling with
friends and the voters out to the
Field Days doings. He came down
in his car and returned the same way
to his home at Shubuta.
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Etheredge,
have for their guests this week,
Mesdames 0. G. Bynum and w. K.
White, and the little daughter OF
the latter, Leoto White. These la
dies are sisters of Mrs. E. and were
passing through on the way moving
from Florida to Pascagaula, where
Mr.. Bynum has position working
in the shipyards.
p. VI. Mcleod was up Saturday
from Vernal attending to some busi-
ness at the court house. Miley tells
US that he gets letters occasionally
from his brother, Make Mcleod, who
is in the army at Camp Beauregard,
La, he having gone off with the
Leakesville platoon that joined bat
terry K at Meridian, and that Make
expresses himself as liking it.
From Jno. w. Holland of Rounsa-
vile, who was in town Saturday. we
learn that he gets letters at intervals
from his two sons who are In the
army, the one Hobson Holland, who
enlisted as a volunteer last April
being in France; the other John
Holland who went of with the Lea
kesville platoon to battery f, being
al Camp Beauregard, Alexandria.
La
The Geo. Oglesby family arrived
in Leakesville Saturday, MIR. Ogles
by having taken work again with
the Bear Greek Mill Co., for whom
he worked several years ago, as well
as for their predecessors. the Leakes-
vile Lbr. Co. He has been out in
Louisiana some since they lived here
They have secured the Boyington
place out from town couple of miles
or So. so that they can have some
gardening and farm room.