Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-22

week and is eonvalescing rapidly
following the operation for gall
stones.
w. G. Ball and son Walter Ball,
were up from the Pine Grove com
munity last Friday and looked in on
the School meeting speaking at tne
court house.
Mrs. Morris Breland, nee Myra
Pool, has made rapid recovery from
the recent short spell of typhoid,
she being able to get out down into
town the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Lucy Young who dwells out
beyond Betty and is the mother of
Frank Young, Mrs. Harriet Golf
and Mrs. G. c. Ball, is "a years old
and loves TO read aud does it with
out glasses.
John Lewis and Francis Myers,
children of the late Mrs. Eta Myers,
are up from Mobile this week visit
ing the families of their maternal
uncles, Clay and Ray Etheredge and
Nathan Turner.
The picnic Barbecue at Powell
Avera place and the School meeting
and speaking at Court house by
Supt. w. f. Bond, divided the
crowd last Friday but the attend
auce at both places was good.
Miss Isabel Ball, who is a sister
to Solomon Ball, writes to have her
Herald changed from the New Or
leans, La. address to Darbun, Mss,
as she is going home tor a vacation,
her mother living aG the latter place.
Miss Hattie Turner. accompanied
bv her niece Henrietta Evans, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Liza Evans, left a few
days ago for Hampton, Fla, where
they go to visit her sister, Mrs. G.
+. Harper and may remain until
early in September.
The rams are coming so thick and
fast now till We suppose pretty well
everyone has had sufficient by now.
The showers fall nearly every day
and vegetation is taking on the deep
green of early spring and cattle are
feasting on the richness of the grass
once more.
Ina letter from "a subscriber over
that way we learn that Irwin Lyle
of Warrentown, La. has recently
Married and to fine looking Mis-
slssippi girl from LeXie, Miss. "
Irwin is brother of George
W. Lyle of the Jonathan commune
ty in this county.
Another rattlesnake has died the
death in the Upper East Side, it
having been killed a few days ago by
Bant Williams at the Mrs. Ike Lane
place and 1t had 6 rattles and was
about feet long. The children we're
rolling on the grass and in their
play came near getting on the snake
out saw it in time.
Miss VIVIAN McRae has as her
guests this week, Misses Florence
Futvoye of Shuqualak and Eunice
Armstrong of Walden, who were
college chums with her at Belhaven
College from which institution they
nave both graduated. the former in
music the latter with an A. b. de-
gree.
Two new voting precincts have
been created in Greene County, viz:
Piave Box and Highland Box. The
latter is located at the M. l.. Davis
farm. So the Election Commission
ers when next they prepare for hold
ing an election will have the job oil
posting or transferring the names ol
electors in such newly created dis
tricts to the poll-books for them.
Willie little late in getting here
State Supt. w. f. Bond filled his
engagement and spoke in Leakes-
vile at the Court house near the
noon hour last FRIDAY to a very
good sized audience of school teachers
and trustees etc. His speech was q
long the usual line of points he uses
to dwell upon, viz: better teachers;
better school houses; longer terms