Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-11-10

we're among the bnrOngS mere Mon
day account supervisors day.
Mr.. and Mrs M G.. Byrd OF Buff
falo community came out Friday ac-
count of the death of Mrs. frankie
Turner, who was a sister of Mrs.
Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. West came
down from new Avera last Friday to
look after taking out farm loan,
Dave negotiating the loan through
the Leakesville association.
r. T. Mcleod is kept busy these
days looking after the machinery in
the Peoples Drug Co. Ice Plant.
Randall seems to have caught on
quick to handling that and likes it,
Mrs. Mae Woodcock, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Perry of iona
than community is living at Cuevas,
Harrison county, Miss. as her hus-
band follows trucking and pier work
about Gulfport.
I. S. Beard hove into Leakesvllle
vicinity the latter part of last week,
coming TO be at The bedside of his IA
Their, Pres Beard, stricken with paral-
ysis. Tyra has q position with the
Creamery at Canton, securing the
same after he had specialized IN
creamery work at the A. Il NJ Col
lege.
On the trip over to Leakesville
last week to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Eliza G reen, Mrs. Lum Roberts
accompanied her husband. We made
local mention of Mr.. Roberts coming
at the time. Mrs. Roberts suffers
great deal from rheumatism and was
not able to get around much while
here.
E. E. Brewer. accompanied by his
wife and two children. motored over
to Leakesville Saturday shopping.
Earl is son of the late John u.
Brewer of Bradley community and
lives at Reba and is log-scaler for
the L. A. Cowan mill concern at
which he has been working now for
sometime.
Mrs. c. E. Harper arrived. in Lea
kesville last Saturday getting up out
OF sick bed herself to come in re-
Spouse to wire call that her mother,
Mrs. frankie Turner was in a dying
condition. Account of the distance
and character Of train connection,
from Hampton. Fla, her home town
she did not arrive before her mother
died, but was in time for the funeral.
Mrs. Mary Ann Ball, widow OF the
late Jas. NJ. Bali OF Betty communl-
ty, acc mpanied her children to Lea
kesvllle on shopping trip Saturday
and to visit relatives here. Mrs.
Ball says that her mother, Mrs. Alb
Breland thinks OF coming back from
Houston. MISS, where she IS visiting
her daughter, Mrs. O. K. Baird, =
via Merrill where she will visit other
relatives of the family.
All overrun subscriptions will
have to be dropped unless there is
quick paying up as NEWS print paper
is advancing in price and the supply
house coming down on us exceeding
iy hard, requiring prompt cash pay,
so we pass the word on and expect
results or will have to part company
with you If You remain delinquent
after fair warning, much as we dis
like to, but It's matter of business
The Hinton estate land offered for
sale Monday at courthouse door I'M
der Commissioner S Sale from Chan
Gerry court, was knocked off to W. II.
Patterson. whom we understand
wishes to farm it. 1t brought $3.50
besides the Farm loan amt. to be
reckoned with of some $3.50 making
it have brought close to $500 which
amt. we understand will satisfy the
heirs. This is the third time such
land has been sold under court de-
cree but the two previous sales were
not confirmed by the Chancellor as
it was not believed the prices re-
ceived were sufficient and evidently
DOT from this THIRD sale.