Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-09-26

sumo his studies in the A. q M. Col
lege, which were ip terrupted by the
war situation.
The Arts Pierce family recently
moved into the Evans place IN Pool
addition across from the DR.. Faux
dwelling Arts is working at the
Bear Creek Mill again these days.
ID. Il. Breland left Tuesday via
Jackson. Miss, for Alexandria, La,
going after the negro Mclnnis who
had jumped his bond on which Sid
Odom and others were suretles.
A. G. james, who is located at
McLain, in the watchreparing bus
mess, came over TUESDAY, TO see his
boy day or so and says business is
good with him, there as gets about
all can do.
Rev. H. j Maddox left Saturday
for Laurel where he goes to take
treatment under specialist for the
, head trouble, which followed the
severe cold that he was laid up for
with several days.
Miss Vyvian McRae of Moss Point
Joined the Misses Rounsaville and
Pool at Vinegar Bend last week as
they were on their way to Belhayen
College, where she goes to enter
this being her second year.
Miss Audrey Westerfield came
down from Kenmore, Miss, where
she is teaching. by auto Sunday and
boarded the train here for Mobile to
see her father so dangerously i'll in a
Mobile hospital, returning to her
school Monday morning over the 6.
M. 4 N.
Hub Box left recently for the ar
my having re-enlisted through the
Mobile recruiting Office in the Mill
tary Police service and hopes in
that way to get back into France.
He has been restless every since re-
turning home and finding that his
wife had died.
Rev. y. d. Westerfeld who has
been sick for something over
month was carried to Mobile last
Saturday and operated upon that
afternoon for Bladder trouble and is
III a serious conditon up to this
writing; his general daily condition
show light Improvements, however.
Hines Roberts got home from
France the middle of this week. He
went away with the first bunch of
volunteers from Leakesvile. Late
ly he has been with the boe1y-guard
troops to General Pershing which
of course biought him cross the
water with the return of the latter.
When the editor stepped off the
train in Mobile Sunday evening go
ing down with his wife to see her
father, Rev. Y. d. Westerfield, in
the intirmary from an operation, we
bumped into the familiar and friend
ly face of Taylor L. Williams of the
ship-yards, who is still working down
there. He goes home in the Upper
East Side occasionally, but not ev-
cry week account of the expense.
He told us that he got the same Job
back there this summer that he
had year ago and under the same
foreman.
Tyra Beard came down from the
A. u M. College at Starksville at
the converging of the weeks and
visited the folks. He likes it better
up there than he did at New Orleans
in Tulane. Ye editor and wife re-
turning from Mobile Monday struck
up with his brother, Il. e. Beard
and uncle L. ]. Beard, who had set
him over there in the first named
Tom S car, and accommodatingly in
vited us to share the trip back to
Leakesville with them and we got to
have a ride over that country by
dirt road the first time in year, and
had many interesting old places and
sights pointed out to as by these
people who knew them first hand,
which is great advan tagc in riding