Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-11-24


Mr.. G. b Edgar has finished
moving from of the Jake MCLEAN
place above here onto on Mitchell
lrkwood place near Merrill which
was recently bought by his son Hugh
Edgar.
The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Byrd developed coitis and was taken
to Mobile for hospital treatment the
fore part of the week. Mrs. Byrd is
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Breland.
Mrs. S. R. Mckay was brought
back home Sunday from Mobile
where she has been in the hospital.
The trouble which was from paraly-
sis does NOT give way so well though
She has made some improvements.
Z Mrs. r. Flournoy (nee Christine
McInnis) arrived few days ago
from Crawford. Miss, coming to
visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mclnnis. having with her the re-
GENTLY adopted son Dan Archie, a
fery bright little boy eighteen
months old.
~ At last this section is being visited
with real cold snap, which is posi-
by the longest delayed first cold >
Tor Ghe Fall. in years. Several years
back during the yellow fever epidem-
les we had one such dry fall with long
Delayed fr0sts which the older citi-
xens likely remember, easily.
Mr.. Lum Byrd eft Leakesvile last
Saturday. He tod the Herald news
rather few days ago that he thought
z6rst he would go up and stay bit
Nth bis son. Jess Byrd, at Oxford,
Mss. 1t will be recalled by the read
Or that Jess is there IN the State Uni
versity taking vocational training.
Ri Mr.. Nat Owen Of Gulfport was
making business trip to Leakes-
vile ia the mid week. Mr.. Owen is
Secretary OF the Outpost Military
\ Academy and tells us that the way
.stldents have come in this term is a
pretty good index to the tone of
Business recovery as they have them
from 2e states and Latin American
ooun tries and when business is good
<hey always have a better atten-
nance
Neil Mcleod happened to a very
bad accid ent on Wednesday Novem-
sber 10, when in handling an ADJ on a
lob OF building house for Dwight
Mcleod, he some way suffered deep
lxash ia the calf of his leg, which re-
1uired Surgical sewing up and was
hard to handle as the muscles of the
beg contracted after the wound was
made, but fortunately Neil did not
lose so much blood from 1t, the family
binding it up quickly and getting him
home quickly for doctors attention.
81 Miss Geneva Chnrchwell, daughter
&of Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Churchwell oil
this city. is teaching this term at
Zwol.e, La. in the high school there
which is the railroad townto the Ag-
ricultural High School located out a
few miles in which she taught last
year, so this comes ia line of promo
ton at its better position and she
taught last year, 50 this comes in
lice OF promotion as its a better po-
sition and she received an increased
salary.
Mrs. d K Faulk arrived Saturday
from Jacksonville. Fla. coming tf
visit her relatives here, and stopping
off on the way at Mobile to see hei
son G. G Faulk's wife, who was
seaving the first of this week fol
Medford. Oregon. to join her hus
band and son G. G. Faulk. Jr., botf
of whom are working out there fol
the Brownlee Lbr. Co.. formerly o
Shubuta. Miss, where our brother
Guy also worked with them.
1t will take little while rapid 81
he may be in getting the hang o
things for Mr.. Locke. to gather'up the
local and other news. so report then
to him. Remember he does no
know the people SO well yet and ha
90 form his acquaintance and howso
ever fact he may do that, will We