Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-03-29
LOCAL.


Creek Mill Co. houses up in the mill
part of town.
The G. L. Browning family recent
ly moved into the Evans place, usu-
ally known as the Sam Ball place in
view of the fact that the last named
built and lived in it for several years.
Jno S. Green was out from Wash
ington with his father, NJ K. Green
last Friday. John has lately changed
his base from Fenton to Pinebur,
Miss. He is still with that turpen-
!. tine concern.
The supervisors meet next Mon
day. And that is the day OF the
falkland Sales by the Sheriff and
also the Town Tax Collector and
likely such sales will draw the usual
crowds and bidders.
q The Sample Holland family, which
recently moved into the Thomson
house ia Pool Addition, have moved
now into house owned by j.. j. Nc
Innis near the Briscoe place IN East
part OF our town.
A Messrs &. w. Breland and Newton
lanes went up to Jackson, Miss,
this week to attend the Pat Harrison
Conference held there with a view
DO studying the outlook and planning
his senatorial campaign this spring
and summer.
81 Mr.. S. S. Harris, the first cashier
Eof the Bank OF Leakesville, was here
this week in his official capacity as
y State Bank Examiner, making one
of their usual periodical checkings-
over as required by the Guaranteed
Deposits law.
Mrs. P. L. Brunson, and two boys
Woodrow and Paul W., came in
Sunday from Mobile. where they had
been on a visit to her sister. Mrs. G.
A. Metzger; she dropping off here to
See the folks before the return home
Ito near Enterprise.
# Conney Pierce recently sold out
N his grist-mill to Lawrence Cooley.
n Conney disposed OF his saw-mill here
several months ago and Mr.. Al. Nc
lnnis hauled it up in Wayne County,
g and now Conney is out of the saw
mill business below here and back in
Il his shop, announcement OF which
v business see his card in this paper.
s* Hard Valley was down from Graf
l'ton Monday looking after some tax
matters. He is brother of w. W.
"a Valley and informs US that Mr..
II Willis is getting along very we'll
a these days having recovered from
N that light stroke of paralysis some
" months ago, and is trying to look
after his farm as it's hard to get la
borers under present war condi-
xtions.
G Scott Mckay, who was given a
selease from the draft on grounds OF
\ physical disability the examining
physicians suspecting tuberculosis
left after dropping off here for few
days from Kentucky, for the healthy
and salubrious climate OF the south
west going out via San Antonio,
Tex. Let us hope he will recover
good health out there and that
speedily as have done so many
others.
Rev. r. A. ALBUMS and H.. p
Heidelberg. motored up from Pas
cagoula Thursday of last week. AT.
! lums came to learn the roads in3 his
Ford, while Heidelberg was up on a
professional trip being attorney for
4 ID r. Williams in the settlement be
/ ling made by Ralph Mills oSf sthe'
judgement against his mother, MRS.
n M. K. Lindqust In that old Eeakes-
Esyille Lbr. Co. suit. Ralph squared
up the whole thing for her. S''-
E in the DRIVE for the Third Liber-
Fly Bond Campaign, which begins
{5April 4. Greene County is to have
frst as a speaker in that interest
no. 7. Cornell of Gulfport. Miss.
who will make speaking round over
che county, coming to Leakesville on
Thursday April 4th. at II o'clock, and
lander the auspices OF the county
eommittee will fill the other dates
lover the county to be announced be-
fween now and then by circular
Il 1t will be a relief to US this week
when we shall. have printed this edi-
tion and have made the final publ
lcation on the Tax Land Sales and In
tthat way released large blocks of
Space tied-up at this crowded sea-
Bon, which tie.up has temporarily
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