Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-05-12

The j. II. Bearry Lbr. Co. have
their pant running now. They are
in the dressing and dry kiln business
catering to finishing off for the mar
kets, rough lumber cut by The
small mills in this territory. They
have nice plant we'll equipped for
the business.
Messrs Z. G Fishel and @. Q.
Smith were two members OF the
Richton bar, who had business In
in the Greene County Circuit Court
this week. In fact these two law
yers from our neighboring City OF
Perry are well known practitioners IN
the Greene County courts.
Mrs. Mason, widow oil the late Al
len Mason, is up from Lucedale visit
ing in the a. G. Lindquist family.
Mrs. Mason is a maternal aunt TO
Earl, Hard and Miss Laura Mills,
and formerly lived near the Open
Pond down below Mahoba, being
daughter OF the late Henry Mills
whose home was in that section OF
the county.
w. ]. Pack, well known and
highly esteemed attorney from Laur-
eli, attended Circuit Court here Mon
day and Tuesday. Mr.. Pack is
man of fine character and wide in
fluence and stands four-square to
the world as an open Vardaman man.
He it was that introduced Senator
Vardaman at the great Rally at
Hattiesburg last August.
J. G. Hillman was over from Pleas
ant Hill Monday looking on at court.
Jim had the misfortune to get a
collar bone broken along in March
while working with one OF those Ego
devils" which are used in pulling
logs and worked by mule power.
AS a consequence. he has carried his
right arm held slightly up and had
to extend his left IN the friendly
hand shake.
From Mr.. John Mcintosh who was
in town this week looking on at
court, we learn that he made the
trip down to Moss Point to the
burial on April 80, of his sister, Mrs.
Rachel McInnis. his son Will Mcln-
tosh having ccme by from Hattes-
burg in his car for him. The other
sister at Moss Point, Mrs. Webs ter
Mcleod (whose name by the way
should have been embraced in the
list of these given as a sister), is in
very poor health herself.
Among those on the ground at
Circuit Court this week, was Judge
G. G. Miller of Meridian, who is
candidate again for the office of Cir
cult Judge OF this the 10th. Judi
cial District of Mississippi. - Miller
was close second to Fatheree in
the special election for the short
term to which the first named was
elected and is the present incumbent
and also candidate himself for the
succession. So far as we have seen
and heard. their campaign is being
conducted on that high plane which
becomes offering for the dignified
office OF Circuit Judge.
A fine registered Jersey bull own
ed by the Greene County Agricul-
tural High School attracted a good
deal of interest on the court yard
Monday, This animal is only Is
months old. The school has had
him eight months and has bred him
to the COWS they have there. He
weighs over 900 pounds and was
gotten from Prof. Harmed at the
A 4 M. College at Starksville aud he
has pedigree of registered stock
which is all that could be desired
and will probably leave many scions
an this county towards upbuilding
the dairy industry to which Prot.
PEBBLES we'll says there are great
possibilities and on which we thor
oughly agree with him and have
written editorally to that end and
hope to see the day yet come when
Greene County will be shipping but
ter fat regularly by the hundred Of
pounds as butter is alwaysln demand
and bring good prices and can be