Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-01


Geo. B. McRae home
The cool nights which have visited
this section this week are taken by |
some as harblngers OF an early tai
but these hot days remind US that it
is yet August.
i Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Churchwel
made trip to Mobile last week IN
order that Mrs. Churchweli might
y have a wisdom tooth that was giving
y trouble extracted.
B DR.. and Mrs. Sam Pool made a
trip to Mobile last week with their
daughter, Miss Myrtis Pool, who
q underwent successful operation for
1 removal OF tonsils and adenoids,
E which we're giving trouble.
Yves Watson young white man,
brought in from Alabama lately and
placed in Jail on old Indictment con-
/ iecred with robbery of the J.. A.
Dayis store sometimes back. He is
a son of Mrs. Geo. Boyington Of
Rounsasjle.
2 The number oil tourists passing
| through has greatly increased IN the
! past few weeks Many cars with
| camping outfits on Them showing up.
Leakesville is getting more on the
beaten route Of trayel for the tourist
traffic.
Is Turner got in home for vacav
/ tion SATURDAY.. He returns to the
A. IL M College abo ut Sept. 10th.
He has been playing ball some this
summer. He says that it's mighty
dry up in that part of state. Crop
Suffered some from drOutns.
The Supervisors meet next Mon
day. And Tueday is Election day,
Aud Wednesday the day the County
Democratic Executive Committee
10 canvass the County returns. So
the first part OF the week bids fair
10 be busy one on the county-seat
town.
The iasant of Mr.. and Mrs, r. Q.
Smith, which was in Mobile hospl-
tal for several days, was brought TO
the home az Jonathan the middle OF
Last week 1t is some better though
zlhe trouble OF food not being assiml-
dated is still lingering some. Oliver
made several trips down TO Mobile
while il was there.
Bill Cul, epper was found dead be-
side the road near Piaye Miss on
August "a, 1922. MIR. ulpepper
had helped butcher a beef that day
not far away from where he was
found lying PROSTATE on the ground
dead. 1t was thought that he fell
from an attack OF heart trouble.
The Coroner $ jury so found.
Z. A. Naples was over from Mo-
81 loba Tuesday and tells u, that he
b killed another large rattlesnake 10
front OF his place. This one had nine
rattles as did the other and was a.
bout 81 feel long. They discovered
it from track made crossing road, it
living on bluff in bushes close by and
Alb killed it With shotgun. IT
evidently was the mate oil the preyil
Gus one killed somo six weeks before,
81 Mrs. Eugene Rounsaville had the
4 II sad news come q few days ago that
IA, The wife OF her brother, Arthur
III Walker, had DIED in Kansas. leaving
4 small baby. which Mrs. l.. A.
Walker. Arthur's mother. left to &c
III out there to take tin charge bring
III ii to Estabuchle, MISS. where she Is
making her home with Mrs. Heck
I McInnis. another daughter. Arthur
~ isa grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs, w
II NJ. Blankenship OF Rounsaville yicini
ty. +
This community was shocked
Thursday OF last week when the sac
news came in over the wires thai
Fritz Hazard, brother OF Mrs. A, G
Turner mad been killed in Mobile, !
lfuller account Of which taken from
Mobile Register. appears in another
place in thls paper. Mrs. Turne
land Arts hurried down there a
sonce and attended the funeral. Mr.
Hazard had visited his sister her
10 Iseveral times and become ACQUAINTED