Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-02-20
LOCAL

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which he writes dis mother is prac-
tlcally 10 the wlds. Clarence is out
there in the oil fields and mas gotten
into job which paws him fine daily
wages.
Winfred Naples was driving this
week one OF the big army trucks to
which Greene County fell heir from
the war department, in moving some
sand into those bad places in the
river road up towards Wiley Mills
place.
F. G. Pipkins OF Betty was in
Leakesville this week and tells us
that he made the first fair weather
trip to Moss Point few days ago,
happening to be on the river those
few days OF bright sunshine, where
in before he has struck rainy cold
weather.
State Senator e, w. Breland took
advantage OF lull in the proceed
ings Of that body due to flu to run
down home at the converging of the
4 weeks to see the folks and make
hurried dip into the business of bis
practice. He seems to be enjoying
the session SO far.
moved back from Moss Point to
Leakesville. They have rented and
occupying the house belonging to
the ]. Fl. Turner estate and recently
vacated by the W. II. Cooper family.
n Mr.. McRae has not fully disposed of
his business interests at NJ oss Point
yet, but decided to move back to our
good old town anyway.
Henry Brewer, the elder Henry,
has moved from the place tins side
n of Big Greek on which he has lived
N for thirty years, to st. Ellen where
i he goes to live with his brother Kit
Brewer, who has some small mo5her-
less children. Henry sold his place
to G. w. Allen who was his nearest
neighbor, and George will farm it or
get tenant ON it to do so.
Mrs. S. L. Churchwell had the mis-.
fortune to fall in her kitchen last
Friday and break her right arm
about the wrist. Owing to it's be-
ing such a complicated break, she
was carried to Mobile on advice of
family physician so that X-Rays
could be takenlIin the proper set
ting of the bones to the arm so if
possible to avoid stiffness to it after
it knits.
Tie wet spell this week, was bad
on the roads again and quickly put
the highway in the swamp across
the river into trying condition for
traffic but some of the cars shunted
on through even at the worst; of
these some had to be pulled out.
while others by transferring to diff
ferent ruts managed to make the
passage. LATER. 1t has dried of
now and highway again passable.
Mr.. s.. T. Churchwel and son E.
A. Churchwell. and daughter Miss
Geneva Churchwell motored down 10
Mobile Tuesday after Mrs. Church
well, who bad gotten her wrist set
and the surgeons there were willing
that she should come home. They
left here In the morning, got to SEQ
Mardi Gras in the Gulf City for sew
eral hours and were back home to
spend the night and had comforta-
BILE ride in that sedan car, which is
in wide con trast to the days of yore
when 1t took two or three and some
times four days to make the trip 20
MOBILE ovsr the old wagon road and
camp out of two nights or more on
the program.
The LAND TAX SALE has been
turned into the Herald for publica-
ton by Sheriff Webb Valley and we
are getting it into type and will APP
pear it the week in March required
to begin the series OF publications so
N as the sale can be made the first