Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
LOCAL

Ntat'0A DAhAoI AAOlAl bhO CGiidt GULL
ing to visit the family of her dead
husbands mother, Mrs. A. G. Lind.
quist.
Miss Helen tombstone, who makes
her home here with her aunt, Mrs.
H. Il. McInnis. is in Shreveport. La,
this ~eek visiting her father and
taking in the Fair there.
John Neel was in town Saturday
hopping about on crutches, he hav-
ing recently returned from Mobile
where he Law in the hospital SO long
account of the broken knee from
horse runaway accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Ball came up
from Mobile Thursday to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Ball,
while the mill for which Louiey
works, viz: The Lindsey Lbr Co.
was shut down for few days pend
ing the arrival from Michigan of q
broken and important piece of ma
chinery.
g. d. West. merchant of Avera,
passed through LeakesvIle Thurs
day on q trip to Mobile where be
went to see about some sash and
shingles for the new M. p. Church
at Mutual Rights which is going up
fast ID order to be ready for the
Conferences to be held there the last
of the mouth.
H. l.. Williams is located at Lake
land. Fla. Homer is son of Pete
Williams in the Upper East Side and
was but recently married. He has
been 10 the barber business at Vim
egar Bend for a year or so but is
now serving that trade in the FIori-
da city where be has good job at
it and III. remitting for a subscription
to the Herald writes the editor: Il
am working in barber shop here
and myself and wife both like the
Sunny South Florida climate fine.
Ia the Richton Dispatch we no.
tice that in the primary election just
held in that town ]. t. Albums re-
ceived 70 votes as against 81 cast
tor his opponent, A. g. Brown,
which gives Albums the nomination
for Mayor of Richton and the Herald
jjlns his friends here in congratua-
ting him over the happy outcome OF
his race. May be give an admins
tration in that Office that will prove
of great benefit to his little city and
satisfaction to himself as record to
look back upon with pardonable
pride.
t. l.. Adams was down from Coun-
ty Line Saturday. He is principal
of the school up there. He moved
to that place from the Goose Pond
at the beginning of the scholastic
term but had to carry his folks back
to the Goose Pond account of his
child getting sick and now his moth
or is laid up from breaking bone in
her ankle which brought on bone err
isvpilas and had to be lanced and
scraped. She stepped out doors one
night and fell. Leonard s wife does
not like to leave her till the danger
is all past.
Mrs. j. T. Albums and two children
of Richton spent the first of the
week here visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, A. f. Amsler. Her hus-
band motored down bringing them
Sunday and carrying them back
Thursday. Jim was driving his
brother Tom Albums. new car. Tom
had just called by on visit to him
at Richton after motoring up from
Pensacola, Fla. where he has been
working in ship-yards for some time
| and to see his other brother, Rev.
r. A. Albums near Brookhaven.
Tom took the train at Richton. for
Georgia where he VIII visit the kns-
folks in those parts. He had worked
/ up to boss job with a crew in the
ship yards work The yards for
which he has worked is shut down
now.
II Sid Odom was in town recently
land told us that he killed a rattle
isnake on Oct. 18th. in his corn-field.
lCame very near picking him up as he
Reached for an ear of corn. 1t was