Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-05-28
LOCAL

Term teaching IN the college.
Will Fountain, who is working in
the Avera garage, was home at the
converging of the week He has
been out there now for several weeks.
Mrs. w. L. Etheredge suffered
swooning spell few days ago at the
State Line home which is giving the
family uneasIness as she has not got
ten back to normal yet.
Miss Ella Ball writes from Mem
phis, Tenn, in sending in subscrip-
ton, that she is staying with the
family of her brother, Lawrence Ball
and taking a business course. She
( is daughter of w. d. Ball of Betty.
Mrs. Ii. l. Green and two children
left Sunday for her home town OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, where they will
visit few days, it being hoped that
the trip will help Mrs, Green, her
health not having been so good re-
Gently.
Miss Elizabeth Breland arrived
from Texas the first of this week,
coming to visit her aunt, Mrs. S. T.
Churchwell with whom she made her
home for year or SO after the death
of her mother at Hattiesburg, and
also other of her relatives here.
The Virgin Pine Co., is the name
OF the Dantzler concern which has
taken over the Piave Mill Co. at
Piave. We are glad that good old
American name displaces the italian
one and trust that some day the
postotiice will also undergo change
the same way as to name.
Mrs. b. p. Harrison and children
accompanied by her sister, Miss Kate
Mclnnis arrived Sunday from Wash
ington to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh McInnis. MISS Kate
of course is returning home, having
spent the scholastic session in Wash
ington attending one OF its high
schools.
Dean, Webb and Arts Turner
were called to Mobile Friday after
noon by a telegram bringing the
tldings that their mother, Mrs. J..
Edwards was in a near-dying condi-
ton. She in company with her
daughter, Miss Iduma Turner went
down there few weeks ago to visit
Mrs. r. G. Mcleod.
irwin Williams was recently in
Mobile and visited his brother w. A.
Williams, who is still living down
there but who has moved from off
Market Street onto Spring Hill Az
enue near by. w. A. married a
daughter of Geo. R. Daughdrill and
conseq uently sister of Mrs. Tyra
Prentiss of Hiliman community this
county.
Mrs. I'll. Williams passed through
Leanesville Saturday on the return
from attending the short course at
the "Aggie" IN company with two
Misses Williams, daughters of Pete
and Carley Williams OF the Upper
East Side. She says TAYLOR gave up
work at Mobile in the ship-vards
about three months ago in order to
put ia his crop.
Ex-senator Jas. K. Vardaman is
to speak at the Richton High School
Auditorium next Saturday May 29th
at IL o'clock. We hear of number
who say they are going to hear him
if they possibly can get off. He can
tell some things which will assist in
forming profitable conclusions at the
present stage of national affairs in
this country.
The resignation of Circuit Judge
r. W. Heidelberg effective June 1st
throws open some more politics as it
seems to be the idea that Gov. Rus
sell will call special election falling
with the first primary in August to
fill such vacancy, appointing in the
meantime someone to serve until the
election is held. Heidelberg asserts
that the pay is too small despite the
recent $1,000 raise by the legislature
to support his family and pay the
travelling expenses of going over the
district to the courts, SO hess enter