Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-05-21
LOCAL

1919 dhl0 u4i .. Ds w AIOA]CO0 dHNa
children left the fore part of the
week for Coopers Wells going to
drink the health-glving waters there
for few days.
Misses Vyvian McRae and Mildred
Rounsaville got home Wednesday
from Jackson, Miss, where they
have spent the current term attend
ing Belhaven College.
Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Myers, who
we're married last week got back to
Leakesville Wednesday after their
bridal trip and will take up residen-
cy in the Methodist parsonage the
last of the week
T. d. Roberts has finished the cut
on the John Washington timber and
sold out his mil TO Green and Weldy
who will mopeit to the west part Of
the county. Tyra may embark in
another mill enterprise later.
EDITH post-office has been aban-
doned. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. K. Brown
came up to the Leakesvllle office
Saturday from which their office
was supplied. to get a checkout and
to turn in all supplies on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Dearman of
Jonathan community were in Leak
esville Saturday shopping and paid
the Herald plant call. Mr.. Dear
man is a son Of our old friend ]. B.
Dearman. while Mrs Dearman was
Miss Ovella Mcdonald before her
recent marriage, a daughter of Mr.
Alex Mcdonald.
The Herald will be published ear
lier than usual next week We pos
itively will not delay for anything or
ANYBODY. so if you have anything
that you feel is imperative to be. run
get it to us by Monday or else it
will have to go unpublished so far as
we are concerned till early in July.
And if its pay matter remember to
fetch the money as we shall both de-
mand and need it for our journey.
Nj G. Mcleod is working with
the Croker crew, 10 the Jane Hills
above Leakesville on the river, which
is getting out slaves. Marcus had
the misfortune years ago to break
one of his legs above the ankle and
lately he is troubled with pains in
his leg and for that reason decided
not to farm this year himself as it
means much walking to plow and
consequent exercise of the lame leg.
His brother, BERTHE Mcleod is tend
ing his farm for him.
A. p. Breland who had q spell of
typhoid fever last winter was in
town Tuesday and tells us that he
has at last been able to get 10 work
and is so glad of it DIS he saw so
many things while he was GONZALES
cling that he wanted to do and could
not. He nursed his brother-in-law
j E. Jenkins last fall through that
long siege ]. E. had OF typhoid but
did not take it himself till last win
ter following spell OF flu. The fe-
yer held him for abont six weeks.
Solomon Ball was telling us Satur-
day of quite quick river trip that
he and some others made last week.
They turned loose Wednesday after
noon about the mouth of Big Creek.
They got away from Moss Point by
auto on the return home Friday ar
irving here that night. In oden
daysof river running this would have
sounded like strange tale, but the ri
yer has Strengthened out a great deal
aud they ran at night and the auto
did its part towards shunting them
back home quick.
The Hattiesburg District Confer
ence was held at Hattiesburg this
week with one of the hattiesburg
churches. The second quarterly
conference for the Leakesville charge
as published by Presiding Elder w.
B. Jones in his list OF rounds 10 the
N. 0. Advocate is to be held with
Pine Grove church June 4th at IL
o'clock a. m. At the recent meeting
of the College of Bishops of the NJ
e. Church, South. Bishop w. f.
McMurry was assigned to hold the