Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-08-20
LOCAL

Mr.. a. w. Naples is working In
Mobile for a garage. He has been
down there since early in the pres
ent month.
? Mrs. Mary Denmark spent few
days recently visiting at the home
OF her son, A. d. Denmark in the
Upper East Side.
Mrs. Hugh McInnis and little son
Hugh McInnis, Jr., are up at Craw-
ford, Miss, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. r. Flournov, nee Christine Nc
Innis
Miss Martha Miller is down from
the Delta on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Miller. She has
been working in the postoffice at
Tunica.
f Miss Katie Miller of Blodgett has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Gabe
Churchwell She was accompanied
by her two little sisters, Gertrude
land Viola Miller. they all being
( daughters of Charley Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Lindquist are
running restaurant at Boutwell,,
out on the new railroad, she having
joined him there last week and he
was in Leakesvllle in the mid-week
looking alter matters here.
Dr. ]. C. Williams has sold his
home Ia the ST, Ellen community to
Ernest Girault, who is buying it for
his mother, Mrs. Henry Brewer
family. Carl will give them posses
sion about the first OF October.
A Habeas Corpus hearing has been
granted to Lewis Hinton in Jail
charged with rape. which will be held
at Leakesvilie on Sept. End. before
v. A. Griffith, Chancellor This is
an effort to get bond granted to the
accused.
Mr.. j. P. Edwards, who has been
making his home with his daughter,
Mrs. Fannie Wiedman, at new Avera
since the death of his wife last June,
accompanied Mr.. Wiedman on trip
to Leakesville Tuesday of last week,
to meet some parties here on bust
ness appointment.
Mr. John Pool and wife recently
came down from Hattlesburg to
visis the family of his brother, DR..
Sam Pool. They have been living in
Texas up until recently where they
owned farm, but decided to sell
out and return to "Ole Miss the
home of their youth.
H. G. Lister has bought the w.
A. Coaker house in Leakesville which
is located near the school building
and in which the E. w. Broland
family are living. Clay is having
some improvements made to the
place IN way of barn, etc. and will
move in after the Brelands move
out. they possibly going to the Miller
Tor better known as the McEachern)
place.
MIR. J. f. pedder, who is we'll.
known over this county for his long
and faithful service as conductor on
the A. & M. r. r. and about the
most popular man they have ever
had on their runs account Of his
uniform and unfailing courtesy and
consideration at all times. has gone
into the mercantile business at Bur-
bank, Ala. We are sure his many
friends hereabouts join the Herald 10
wishing him unbounded success in
his venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Ball and chill
dren arrived last Friday from Mem
phis, coming to visit the family of
his father, W. D. Ball of Betty and
others of the kith and kin. His sis
ter, Miss Ella Ball, who has been up
there taking business course. also
joined them on the trip as she IS
soon to take position and it was a
convenient time to see the folks be-
fore doing so. Bud. as he was al
ways affectionately called here, is
still in the barber business.
w. T. Pope was in Leakesville one
dav last week. Billy is still living
at Grafton hut has been following
the carpenter trade himself for the
past four years. His boys keep up
the farm at the home. One of the