Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-01
LOCAL

relatives here the Greens, while the
summer vacation from school is on.
The Board of Supervisors meet in
regular session next Monday, which
Is the time for the July term. The
County school Board also meets at
the same time.
La the Federal circuit court for
the southern district of Miss, in
session at Biloxi this week, Dennis
Snellgrove, was fined $50 and costs
for attempt to hurt federal officer at
dipping vat near State Line.
w. d. Mcleod arrived the latter
part of last week from Atlanta where
ne is still IN the proprietary medicine
business. Willis is dividing the time
visiting his parents and other rea-
ives below and his sister, Mrs. G. o.
Thomas in Leakesville.
Stance Byrd left this week for
Little Rock. Ark, where he goes to
l)in his mother Mrs. E. j. Byrd in
esidency this summer. He plans to
come back to Leakesville and stay
with Loyd's family and attend
school this fall and winter.
Mrs. Hugh McInnls, accompanied
by daughter, Miss Alline McInnis,
left few days ago for visit to her
daughter, Mrs. R. Flournoy at
Crawford. Miss. From there they
will journey on to Rosedale to visit
the family OF her son, Adlia McInnis.
News reaches us that w. p. Will
iams OF Sumrall. Miss. is laid up
it'll pneumonia and that the family
ere uneasy about him as the disease
sens to have strong hold. Puts
lany friends here join the Herald in
oping him successful fight in pull
nR through.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Preston, who
re living on Route A, Perkinston,
Hiss. are former Greene County
aolks. Mrs. Preston was a Lark
ord before marriage They have
9aughter, Elsie Preston who is
bout twelve years old and has gifts
IS humorous writer.
Mrs. Newton James was operated
upon ia Mobile at the turn OF the
weeks, and successfully for gravel
stones. She had gone down to be
with her mother Mrs. j. D. Byrd
who Is in hospital there, when she
herself was taken seriously ill and
had to have the operation at once.
Hines Roberts is home for two
weeks visiting the folks, being off
on a fortnight leave of absence from
the Birmingham School, where he is
taking vocational training learning
the trade OF mechanical dentistry or
the making OF artificial teeth plates.
1t is seperate calling from dentistry
one Of the new specializing wherein
the student learns to supply work
for dentist themselves. There are
a hundred students in the school
where Hines is and all ex-service
hen except one civilian.
Mr.. Mcfarland, yielded to the re-
quest of q shoe house in st. Louis
one of the managers with which he
he was acquainted, and recently
while up there agreed to go on the
road for them while things are in a
lull on the hardwood mill business,
and last week he got his samples and
struck out in his auto going from
here as far up as Crawford. which is
the extent of his territory in that
direction. From there he will work
across the state to the Mississippi
liver as he has field which carries
i'm that far,
Mr.. O. L. Murphy, who is the
riendly-natured section foreman on
he BlodRet branch of the q. M. &
Y. railroad at new Avera, has been
Entertaining in his home recentlv his
lies father, Mr.. R. 0. Evans, and |
er sister. Mrs. T. M. Smith both
- Bay Springs Miss. Mrs. Smith
lso had along her little girl. Mr..
vans Is the present Treasurer of
aspor County and served previously /