Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-12-10
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mas oeen working lately and has now
secured a house for the folks.
Mrs. W. P. RounsaNile OF Rouns-
aville. who was recently carried to
Mobile for hospital treatment is still
there. not being able yet to return
home.
An interesting write-up of the trip
TO the International Live Stock show
by Miss Rae Bali has been furnished
US and will be presented il the next
issue.
Willie McLendon recently treated
himself to q brand new Ford touring
car and tells US that its behavior on
the roads is beautiful. He has got
ten good service out of the other car
carrying the motor mail route, day
in and day out.
No Marriage Licenses have been
issued since our report last week.
Possibly come of ftse marrying in
clined are holding back to make it a
Christmas holiday affair and will
give Clerk John Colbert a~ush along
in that season as is sometimes the
Ease.
r. @. Box has recently bought tae
Simmons place in Mohoba commune
ty near his father n-law Levi Glib
son and moved his family there from
.Vernal where he has been living on
the w. W. Williams place which Ru-
fus bought from the heirs but has
now sold.
Mr.. ]. <. Alderman has just treat
ed his family 10 a brand new Ford
touring car. He has been on the
waiting-list for his order for six
months and now has the pleasure of
driving when he pleases in his own
q and one adapted to the character
OF roads Greene County usually af-
fords.
J. H. Bearry is another who has
acquired u new Ford car this week.
John has been cooped up in the of
dee at the Bear Greek Mill Co. a long
time and feels like that he should
have some outlet to get out occa-
sionally and take the fresh air aud
knew no better way than to get a
Ford to fill the bill.
". D. Mcleod got to Leakesville
Ia the middle OF the week coming in
from Atlanta via McLain, where he
visited his brother DR.. Dan Mcleod.
From here Willis goes on down to
visit his parents in Lower Greene.
He is kept pretty busy these days
working in the concern in which he
is interested that puts out the cold
cure preparation.
Elbert Miller came in the fore part
of the week via Mobile from Canton,
Ohio. where he has been working In
a steel plant. He worked at Akron
first but recently went over to Can
ton. He spent last winter in the
service Of the U. S. Shipping Board
about England doing service in the
North Sea and says that was sure
enough cold. So far they have had
one nov this winter where he has
been in Ohio. He goes from here to
Blodgett to visit his father Charley
Miller.
Little Tia Maude Fletcher. the
eight year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fletcher OF this city
came near getting burned up on last
Thursday. Her clothes caught fire
while she was visiting in the ]. E.
Miller home and pretty near burned
OF of her. Miss Ethel Miller put
the fire out on her garments by dip
ping her In the bath-tub convenient
~ nearby. She has q great deal of
the skin of her body burned but it's
thought she has q chance now to
pull through.
A signed copy of his resignation to
the board OF supervisors, dated Dec.
8, has been furnished US by Mr.. L. r.
bradshaw, County Agent, such res
ignation effective Jan. /. 1921. The
Herald is hopeful that the work will
70 continued In Greene County and
the opposition conferred on person
.litv that is now removed as Mr..
NL:--If 80.