Greene County herald., 1921-02-11
LOCAL

Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Green of Nc.
Lain and Ed Green of Nicely attended
the funeral 10 Leakesvllle Friday al
tHrnoon Of their uncle. Mr.. F. ].
Green.
DR.. and Mrs. M. L. Batson and
Clarence Green, came down the first
Of the week from Jackson, Miss. to
DO at the bedside OF the dying father,
Mr.. +. J. Green.
DR.. B. Il. Green and wife of Hat
tlesburg cane over Sunday and re-
manned for the week during the
sickness and death OF his father, Mr..
y. J. Green.
r. L. Mckay, one OF the proml-
nent citizens Of Leaf was up from
that city Monday looking after bus
mess at the courthouse. Bob has
been logging but shutdown account
the lull 10 that line.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Ball of Mobile,
Ala. came up to spend the week
wlth hls parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. FL.
~. Ball. Louiey having gotten a
week 8 vacation from his work at
the Lindsey mill. the head manager
fof which is in Europe now looking
up orders.
Mesdames Clayton Williams and J..
B. Byrd OF Mt. Olive came in Sunday
70 the bedside OF their dying father,
Mr. F. ]. Green. Their husbands
accompanied them on the motor trip
over and had to 60 back to their
businesses, but returned Friday for
shs funeral.
A. A.; Mcleod and w. G. Welford
were In Lsakesville Monday closing
trade whereby their undivided in
terest in the store building now oc-
cupied BY Geo. B. McRae passes to
D. L. Redditt. There is another in
terest owned by Nathan Turner. for
merly owned by M. G. Mcleod.
The charges having been with
drawn by the S.. D.;Brewer family
under Q compromise arrangement.
the young man A. II. Whatiey who
was placed in jail recently under the
attempt to rape charge. has been re-
leased and Is free unless the Grand
Jury should take il up and find an
Indictment.
This week we are appearing the
Town Tax Sale and next week the
County Land Tax Sale will also ap-
pear IN these columns. Its come
time now when the tax collectors
have to distress the properties tc
collect the unpaid taxes and they
bave no other alternative but do so
as directed by law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kim Daughdrill and
Mrs. G. H. Hillman we're over from
Nesly Friday, attending the funeral
OF. Mr.. r. ]. Green who was broth
er to Mrs. Hlllnan and uncle to Mrs.
Danghdrill. Mrs. Dave Hillman was
another sister from that community
Who attended the funeral. Also the
two brothers Mark and Joe Green.
Elbert Miller was down Monday
from Blodgett, Miss. where he has
been working since he was here in
the early winter, when he had re-
turned from Ohio account the slack
ness In the factory operations. He
believes that number of the steel
mills arc soon TO resume and will
likely 60 back up there after bit.
From Writ Mcleod who was up
from Vernal, we learn that his
brother Archie Mcleod is teaching
ss assistant principal this term in
the Lumberton High School which
mas twelve teachers and a nine
,nouths term. Chester Mcleod,
younger brother. is at Port Gibson
this term attending the Chamberlain
Hunt School and has made high
RveraGs In bis studies, etc.
Visitors from State Line to the
,eda,de OF their uncle. Rev. Y. D.
Westsr6eld Sunday were: Lamar.
Billy and Morrell Westerfield and
(dissss Ylorrie and Jewel Wester6eld.
ALSO Mres w. G. Wester6eld, their