Greene County herald., 1920-12-03
LOCAL

uIuat ifom DobtY, toiu US tnat ne
had made about 1000 gallons of syr-
up for the Hillman brothers.
Mr.. Lum Byrd made trip down
TO Mobile the latter part OF the week
to see II hospital treatment would
help him, his health being off con
siderably.
Little Adelaide Mcdonald, niece Of
Mrs. Geo. B. McRae. had the mis-
fortune to tall while PLAYING at the
school. house last Friday afternoon
and break one arm. 1t was not a
bad break.
Kit Brewer of the st. Ellen COM
munity recently spent ten days in
. Meridian hospital taking treat
ment for gall stones with which he
has been troubled now for several
weeks. but is pulling up gradually.
Miss Mallie Pearson. who is teach
ing at Gautier. Miss, and who was
on the Leakesville High School fac
ulty last year. took advantage of the
Thanksgiving holiday season to visit
Der sister. Mrs. l. r. Bradshaw in
our city.
The Supervisors meet next Mon
day December 6. So far as we know
this will be term at which routine
matters will largely predominant as
pretty well all the larger items of
important business have been hand
led for the season.
Julius Hillman, has q son, that is
eleven wears old. o. F. Hilman, who
captured an eagle in trap MONDAY
whose spread OF wings from tip to
sip measured z IT. inches. and it
had some cruel looking claws, and a
large head as well as sharp beak.
Alta mass meeting held last Fri
day night. the following was nomi-
mated rs q ticket in the Leakesville
town election TO be held in the pres
ent month: ]. w. Backstrom. mayor
r. J. Mcleod, Marshall g. Tax Col
lector; J. 7. McRae. ]. H. Bearry,
Chat. Denmark, d. e. Breland and
Arthur Turner. board of aldermen.
Mr.. /. K. Bradshaw. Willis Hill
man and Miss Rae Bali. were those
from Greene County who joined tho
partv OF Prize Winners enroute for
the International Live Stock Show
last Saturday. The party was made
up at Artesia. They are to be gone
about ten DAYS. Miss Rae is a
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Bail OF Lower Greene and her prize
was At the State Fair for best Cann-
. ing showing an earning of over $400.
The little daughter, Eleanor, of
MIR. and Mrs. d. G. Mills, pitched
of OF o fence about 81 feet high Sun
day afternoon and in the fall broke
her right arm, both bones above the
wrist. Coley says the boy got an
arm broke year and more back, and
90 they have both now had broken
arms, which of course the parents
regret but realize that it has hap
pened nevertheless, as it requires
close care to bring them through it
for the best.
While out hunting on Dog River
GEAR Vinegar Bend Thursday at
about ! o'clock, Mr.. A. @. Hamlett,
bed the misfortune to shoot off two
toes on one foot. 1t was the two
next t0 the big toe. 1t happened
from resting his gun on his foot and
In some way as is always the case it
went of. He was brought home by
Gabe Churchwell who was out there
shat dav. Hamlett was manager for
she Mobile Stave Co. while it was
running and still lives across the
river on their premises and runs a
taxi car out OF Leakesville.
Irwin Mcleod came in Sunday via
Mobile from Atlanta to- visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Nc
Leod 10 Lower Greene. He came
up to Leakesville in the mid week to
visit the family OF his sister, Mrs. G.
o Thomas. Irwin wanted to see the
folks and get some hunting back in
4 od old Greene before going active