Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Roberts came
down from Mutual Rights communi-
ty to the county capital Monday to
look after some business and looked
in on the Herald plant while here.
Mrs. B. w. Mcleod was summon
ed by wire last week to the bedside
of her mother, Mrs. Jenner. in Indi-
ana who had just suffered stroke of
paralysis. Mrs. Jenner spent win
ter before the past one in Leakesvile
with Mrs. Mcleod LATER. Mrs.
Jenner died at her home in Marengo,
Ind. shortly after her daughter ar
rived.
The hotel at Reba kept by our
good friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.Slay,
who served McLain for number OF
years in that way, was recently de-
stroyed by fire. The building be-
longed of course to the Cowan Mill
Company there, and we assume it
will be quickly rebuilt as hotels are
necessary adjuncts to mill opera
tions.
The house formerly used for ware
house purposes adjoining the ]. E.
Berry garage and SO long 10 non-use
is being fitted up without much trou-
BILE for residential purposes as it is
framed suitable for that and needed
but little changing to convert it IL
to house for living in. The de-
mand for houses is great everywhere
and that way in Leakesville now and
its good policy to convert every idle
one that can be done so, into a
home. rse
Rev. G w. Valley passed through
Leakesville at the conyerging OF the
weeks going and returning from his
preaching date at Corinth M. p.
Church. Columbus has taught this
session the Shutdown School just
in .thesedge OF WAYNE County and to
which some Of the Greene County
families send their children. While
teaching such school he moved his
family down there, but they have re-
turned now to Clara where he. owns
n a good home.
4 just before arriving at the home
Y of d. M. Bearry in Ep worth near
\ Burbank, Ala, Rev. and Mrs. Y. D..
Westerield who we're going there to
visit her parents, suffered the mis-
fortune of getting one leg of their
four year old son Geo. B. Wester-
field broken just above the knee.
He was riding behind in the buggy
and in some way got the member
caught In the wheel and the bone
was broken before they discovered
his plight. He was hurriedlt ito Vine
gar Bend by car and the broken leg
set and dressed there
W. p. Rounsaville says lit pays to
advertise. " He had about 10 inqui-
ries by letter and about the same
number personally on the SHEEP FOR
SALE ad and asks us to be sure and
cut it out before another issue as he
could not answer all those inquiries
still a coming and the sheep done
sold to Russell Mason who cabbaged
on to them quick after seeing the all
in the Herald. Try For Sale ad
in these columns if you have some
thing TO sell at moving price and
see if you do not get good results
just as Will did. Only Zoe a line,
counting six words to the line with
separate lines each for heading and
signature. &c per line for subse-
quent insertions the same ad.
For Sale" Notices as well as
Wanted notices can be run in the
Herald at the rate OF 10c per line for
first time and 5spfor repeat or subse-
quent times. Figure six words 40
the line with line each added for
heading and signature These no
tees as we'll as all such of their char
acter are run on the local page
where desired. next to pure reading
matter, but we can not obligate to
insert them in the first local column
unless Zoe per line is paid for one
at the bottom and 25c per line for
one at the top Of such first local col
umn, being able to take only two
pay-notices for such column. per
week, that is top and bottom posi-
tions. We havea good many inqui-