Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-11-21
LOCAL

y 70 the comfy capital this week to
look after getting some beef cattle
for butchering purposes over there,
OF which they kill good many he
says.
DIR. M. L. Batson, accompanied by
ais son, Howard Batson. came down
from Jackson Monday and remained
over for the Circuit Court rush, min
Cling with old friends and acquain- \
tances.
Mrs. DIR. w. G. Pool stopped over
Tuesday with the family OF her hus-
bands parents. Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
Sam Pool In passing through on the
return trip home in the Delta after
having visited her folks IN George
county.
N. G. Mcleod got in to the family
home at Vernal a few days ago and
was in Leakesville this week ming
; ling with friends at circuit court.
Clyde was discharged from the navy,
hospital service, at Atlanta on No
vember LIST.
J. v. Ball of the Ball community
in Lover Greene is one of the Jurors
in federal circuit court in session at
Biloxi this week. So Vid escapes
attending the Greene County Circuit
Court this time, at which he is oft
used also as juror.
Miss Vaughn George of Mobile is
up this week. the guest OF her aunt,
Mrs. d. 7. Campbell. She is sis
ter to Willie George, and twas here
that her mother died several years
ago. as Mrs. H. L. Moody, she hav !.
ing married the second time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Griffin were in
town Wednesday having some den
+ tai work done. They have moved
back on the other side of Big Creek,
4 having rented the G. g. Harrington
place, in order that the family may
be together as Mr.. G.. follows his
work.
From his father, H. T. James, who
was in Leakesville this week as
Juror IN circuit court. we learn that,
Walton James left the Agricultural
School at Pine Level about two
weeks ago, for Jackson. Mss, where
he has gone to take a business
Miss Laura Mills, daughter OF Mrs.
A. G. Lindquist, arrived home Tues
day, after having been away several
! months in f. Akron, O., where she
: worked in: the store belonging to
h.ch Tourney. but which he has re- |
Gently sotd. She and Rich's wife are |
first cousins.
L. r. White has rented out his |
homestead place out near Jonathan,
for which he recentlv got patent, and |
has bought him q place over at Bay |
Minette, Ala, on Route l, where he |
will be with his parents. who need |
him and he needs them in way OF |
making mutual home together.
Sam (Dick) Turner had the misfor-
tune to get finger so badly mashed |
Tuesday that it had to be finished |
being cut off in the surgical dress
ing. He had it in hole in log to
tit wooden pin to, which had just
been driven through binder. The
negro helper unthoughtedly struck
the pin tap at the wrong moment
and fouled Sans finger bursting it
up badly.
Miss Esther Ball and little brother
Paul Ball, arrived from ST. Louis
Mo-, tins week. They are children
of Manse Bali and the little fellow
was carried up there in. July by his |
father aud sister to get treatment
for his feet, and is now able with
braces to wear shoes. Manse stayed
up there while with them himself |
and secured work with dairy DUR
ing his sojourn.
Mrs. Y. d. Westerfield got home
from Mobile Monday after having /
been down there for two weeks with
her husband during and following
the second operation which it is
hoped will prove to have removed