Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-26
LOCAL

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making out the tax receipts and
hopes to get them ready for delivery
early in the following month.
The L. N. Williams family are liv-
ing az the present at the Fletcher
Williams home on river road below
LeakesviIe. Poleon is acquiring
some land nearby and hopes to build
soon.
Rev. Y. D. Westerfieid got homo
Sunday from Mobile where he has
been for three weeks going down TO
get hospital treatment for bit. He
has not gotten his wonted strength
back yet.
Rev. r. L. Myers and wife left Tues
dav for the Mississippi Conference
at Brookhaven which convenes on
Dec. 1st. They went on a week ahead
IN order todrop of and visit his folks
In Rankin County.
Elias Mills was up from Mohoba
vicinity today shopping and dispos-
ing of soue farm products. Says
he raised fine crop and viii be
back later and tell US the different
things he did grow this season.
A bag of fine Porto Rico Potatoes
was presen tied 10 the Herald Satur-
day by Mrs. M. X. Middleton. They
were fine specimens sure. She Is
getting big yield of them off of a
moderate sized cow-pen patch.
J. @. Williams of the Upper East
Side is busy this week we learn max
ing syrup for d. K. Landlord. He
was at that task last week for Del
bert for whom he makes each year
and they usually make about 300 gall
lons:'
Rev. w. A. Green has changed
his location from Oxford to Mead
vile, Miss, and the Herald goes to
his address to keep HIM posted on
affairs back in Greene County. He
is one OF the Sam Green set of Nc
Lain.
Henry Dees got in the fore part of
the week from Akron, Ohio, where
be mas been working as engineer on
short line railroad since his dis
charge from the army several. months
ago. He is brother of Mrs. Lizzie
Mizell.
The coolest night of the recent
cold spell showed a thermometer
registration of "a degrees above ze-
70. Usually when we have an early
cold spell like this In late fall or first
of the winter, there is not much
more cold weather until well into
the weather.
r. f. Rhinehart arrived from Flag
staff, Ariz., the fore part of the
week. coming TO visit ia the family
of his brother. w. p Rhinehart. 1t
has been several years since Fletcher
made his last visit here and his aged
mother and w. p. as well as the
others we're getting hungry to see
him once more.
W. G. Bradley, accompanied by
wife and children. was over from
Exsho on a shopping trip today
Will presented the editor with a
bag of fine sweet potatoes. of both
the Dooey and Porto RIGA varie-
ties. They sustain his reputation
for being a good farmer by the high
rank they take as good Specimens.
When Box Denmark. long noted
as successful hunter, admits he has
overdone his previous record, it's
lime to listen to the cause. 1t was
asst Friday when he brought down
wo fine bucks at about the same
time, hardly having time to sight at
he second one after he had put a
Dad OF buck-shot into the first. The
track of the deer was discovered in
The road near Exsho bv Jno. J. Den
mark and he went after Box and his
dogs and hunt was quickly organ
ized in, the settlement with the re-
suit that night of venizon being eat
en- ia the homes OF all the partici-
pants aud two deer less in the world
For Sale Or Rent.