Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-06-21

C0AeOh AbA COlhhhhs
-WS.S.
Among those down last Friday at
tending the WSS school district
committeeman meeting was G. G.
Freeman of North Greene.
Deputy Sheriff E. A. Churchwell
on last Saturday carried the dement,
ed woman, Mrs. Nancy Pugh, up to
Meridian to the State Insane Asyl-
um there.
The Herald learns regretfully that
our good friend, Will Dunnam of Nc
Lain vicinage, is suffering from kid
ney trouble and his health conse-
quently at very low ebb,
The Pierce Evans mill below was
leased by the Mills road crew and is
being used to saw more lumber to
finish the slough bridges to High
way across the river from this
place.
r. 7. Mcleod, son of ]. Lawrence
Mcleod of this city, who recently
enlisted in the artillery at Jackson
Barracks, La, is in Texas at FIT.
Brown near the Mexican line where
number of our troops are kept
stationed.
Fortunately for the Am. Mcleod
family, the Evans house near Ma
some Lodge, formerly occupied by
the Carter family, was vacant and he
secured that and he and his father
and Miss Addie are now at home
there near their kinspeople, the Pool
family.
A. G. James is going down to Moss
Point this week to open up his watch
shop business down there, which is
evidently a promising location in
view of the fact that there is such an
influx of labor there now account the
shipbuilding industry sprung up ac-
count the war needs.
Mrs. b. p. Harrison and her
children came up the latter part of
last week from their Gultport nome
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh McInnis, in our city. Mr..
Harrison is at Washington in the
long session OF congress not vet
drawn to q close.
w. Z. Perry was up from Moss
Point for Sunday with his family.
He still leaves them up here on his
farm near town but works down
there-has good job, having charge
OF p gang Of men in the ship building
work. He boards With his brother,
Jodie Perry, who by the way is suf
fering just now with an attack OF
humps.
Mr.. c. j. Nicely, of Nicely passed
through Leakesvile last Friday on a
trip to and from Mobile where he
went to see his son graduate at
Spring College, after having attend
ed it for three years he was gradua-
ting with B. S. Degree at twenty
years of age. G. ]. also had daugh-
ter in the Laurel High School the
present term,
While up on trip last week look
ing about in the county from
Leakesville, our brother. G. G..
Faulk, was accompanied by his wife.
who got chance to go out and see
her son Ward Faux at the Garner
mill-camp near Washington. Cal
vim Garner is putting in a neat mill
out there in that tall syndicate tim
Der, of which they have purchased
substantial cut.
Mr.. Nathan Turner got overhead
ed or had spell caused from some
thing else Saturday afternoon, and
had to be carried out of the store and
laid on the front gallery and worked
with by doctors and other willing
hands for quite while to relieve
him. His heart got mighty weak
and his extremities so cold that much
bathing OF hot water and rubbing was
resorted to preserve circulation.
Rev. l. d. Eavenson came back
last week after being away few
DAYS arranging to enter the Y. M.
G. A. Army work for which he seems
to have special turn and taste. He
will leave ere this week closes, for
Blue Ridge, N. c.. near Ashville