Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1918-05-24
LOCAL

Mr.. Jno. S. Greene, who was here
one day last week with his father,
N. Z. Greene, is now with the Mill
tary Detachment at the A & M. Col
lege taking special training.
Lloyd Byrd got in Mondav from
Camp Beauregard, La, he being one
of the few boys yet left there out OF
the Leakesvillle platoon that went
into Battery IF" and were stationed
there for training up till short time
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ayera we're
down last week lockers on at Circuit
court. This court has attracted a
great many people, as there were a
number of cases up, the handling OF
which we're Of unusual interest TO the
public.
The Albert Mjzell family are pack
lng up preparatory to moving to
Moss Point where Albert has taken
work since the burn-down of the
Hear Creek mill has thrown him out
OF employment as engineer on their
logging train.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Durrow went
down to Mobile Sunday on the sad
mission of seeing the remains of Will
lie Morgan brother to Mrs. Durrow
who had DIED in hospital in that
city Saturday, having been seized
with acute Brights disease.
Lamar Westerfe1d, accompanied
by his wife and her father, Mr.. Mil
stead and her sister, Miss Milstead,
and his sister. Miss Florrie Vester-
field, passed through Leakesviile
late Monday afternoon on the return
home TO State Line from shopping
"trip In Mobile
e. N. Dunnam OF near McLain
Presidency was one among those sum
.Moped In the special syenire last
Thursday in the Alex Miller case,
aud was of course disqualified be-
cause his wife, who was Cochran.
was cousin to the murdered man,
George Cowart.
II. Willard Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
HID. Clark of Clark community,
HID the misfortune to get his right
SIN broken just above the elbow
Tuesday Granting Ford car.
Those Henrys will kick once in. a
while and snap an arm bone before
one is we'll aware of it.
Mr.. o. B. Bowen, cashier of the
Bank of McLaip. was over last Fri
day getting acquainted in the county
seat and looking on some at the
court grind. He seems to be very
affable young man and lived at Luce
dale a few years back, hailing origi'
nally from middle Alabama.
Rev ]. T. Williamson. pastor of the
MP. Church at Mutual Rights, came
down in car Monday with Mr.. Jim
Dunnam' s son. and renewed old ac-
quaint ances about the county capital.
Williamson breaches at Mutual
Rights on the Fourth Sundays of
each month. He preached at Indian
Hill last Sunday.
Mr.. Calvin Byrd was court at
tendant Monday, this the second
week of the term. He thinks old ia
net may have another big picnic and
Barbecue some day like she did in
last political campaign three years a.
10 in which he took aleading part on
the Committee of arrangements for
the day.
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rs buck shot and son of Mr. and
Mrs ]. L. Turner, returned to Moss
Point few DAYS ago to resume work
in the ship yaras. it being thought
now that his father who recently
suffered the second stroke of paraly-
sis, ia out OF danger for the present
and will soon be out again.
Mr.. c. ]. Miller, who is still at
Blodgett with the Griffin mill con-
Germ. dropped off in Leakesyille last
week on the return from a Mobile
tripand listened at circuit court pro-
ceedings for several days. He. says
that Mics Irnie is married; that Ell.