Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-07-30
LOCAL

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suffered light attack of paralysis is
recovering the use of his body. being
able now to both walk aud talk.
]. E. Lyle and wife who left Nicely
In the spring are at Warrenton, La.
with their son irwin Lyle and will
probably make that their permanent
home.
Garley Mcdonald, who has been
taking the vocational army training
course at the A. s. M. College passed
through Leakesvllle SATURDAY. COM
ing via Vinegar Bend enroute home.
Collier Briscoe arrived in the mid
week from E. Akron, o. coming to
visit his parents for short while.
He is in the barber business in the
Ohio factory city.
Miss Annie Lou Kennedy of Luce
dale is here this week as a guest OF
her friend Miss Vyvian McRae, they
having become acquainted while at
tending the Belhaven College.
Mrs. Saphonia (Mills) Davis came
up from Mobile this week to visit her
cousins here, Earl, Hardy and Miss
Laura Mills and the family of her
dead husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Davis at Exsho, Ala.
l.. T. Hathorn and A. Ii. Smith,
two prominent Nicely folks we're
over to the county capital Tuesday
looking after sundry business mat
tiers. Mr.. Smith is son-in-law of
Nj. e. Green and a member of the
firm OF Daughdrill & Smith.
Roy Amsler arrived in Leakesville
Sunday coming to spend few days
OF his vacation with the homefolks.
He was working about the territory
of Columbus, Ca, for the Dahlone-
ga School for students when he
broke away and came home for the
short resting up spell.
The board OF supervisors meet
next Monday in regular session for
the August term at which time il
there be no objection to the equallza-
ton on the 1920 Personal Assessment
Roll it will stand as finally approved
and be passed onto the State Tax
Commission for their action.
Mrs. Coley Mills has had as her
guests for the past several days, her
mother, Mrs. C. r. Remington, her
siser. Mrs. May Mackey, her neice
Miss Neva Mackey and nephew Mill
ard Mackey, and another sister, Mrs.
Geo. Didlake. The neice Miss Mack
ey visited her here once before. They
all hail from Crystal Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Girault have
been in Greene County this week
looking after matters connected with
the estate OF her father, the late Col.
f. b. Merrill. They visited his
mother, Mrs. Henry Brewer while
here and went from here to Merrill
to look after some of the property
there. They are buying home in
Biloxi.
M. <. Jenkins, who was in town
last week. told us he was placing his
paper for entering the Old Soldiers
Home at Gulfport; that he had we'll
earned that In his younger days in
lighting through the war and he and
his wife will go down there into the
home and place the younger children
in school as he has some married
sons and daughters living in Gulf
port.
W. G. Wexford was up from Null
lett Wednesday and looked very well
considering his recent severe SICK
ness 10 Mobile hospital. Charley
says that soon as the delirium left
him and he became rational that his
appetite was good. He woke up
hungry aud the doctors told him he
could eat ANYTHING and he has been
doing it and getting strength back
fast.
Mr.. r. W. Rigney and daughter.
Miss Genevieve Rigney were in Lea
kesville Thursday making arrange
ments looking to having the Barbe-
cue at old Avera bridge on August