Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-23
LOCAL

Mrs. W. P. Rounsaville, accompan-
led by children, left last week for
Poplarville to visit her relatives who
live In that part OF the state.
S. ]. Green is in Biloxi this week
in attendance Oh Federal Cir
cult court for this the Southern dis
trict, as third week juror.
Mrs. B. P. Harrison and children,
Byron, Catherine, and Mary Anna, ar
rived a few days ago from Washing
ton, D. c.. coming to visit the fam
lily of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh McInnnis.
Mrs. Moses Nixon, who was in
such critical condition last week
from the tumor about stomach,
which has interfered with her eating
has been able to resume taking
nourishment of liquid nature and to
be up and about.
Miss Maybelle Mckay left on the
18TH inst. for Ashville, N. c., where
she goes to take course in sum-
mer teachers school. Miss Mckay
has been reelected member of the
faculty of the Leakesville High
school, ensuelng term.
News reaches us that w. w.
F'aulk, brother to the Herald editor
was married on April 10, 1922 at
Bethera, s. c., to Miss Wilhemina
Morris. Will was raised at Leakes-
Vile Miss, so his friends here and
elsewhere will be interested to know
he has become married man.
Mrs. ]. B. Dearman OF Jonathan
community was carried to Laurel
/ Saturday Tor hospital treatment, be-
ing bothered with kidney trouble.
Her SON Luther motored through
overland with car, carrying her
that way. His little boy is being
raised In the J. B. home since the un'
timcly death of the young mother.
The showers which came in about
the turn of the weeks proved quite q
relief from the whitening heat which
was on, and has refreshed the fields
and gardens wonderfully and gave
chance for fresh blowing and lats
paintings. Nothing like thunder
shower to cool off the superheatee
air in this latitude In the swelter o
4 real old summertime.
MIR. and Mrs. M. l.. Brannan and
four children dropped over from
Pearl River, La. the latter part o
last week. coming to see her mother
Mrs. Moses Nixon. whose condition
few days before that was not 81
good. While here M. L. also got Il
visit his two sisters, Mesdames G
b. Blalack and T. I'll. White and hi
mother, Mrs. B. III. Brannan, wit
lives with the latter family in GU
city.
4 pretty. demonstration OF hov
convenient and adaptable the Ford
son Tractor. is to emergency uses, /
the hooking onto the Peoples Dru'
Co. EGGPLANT during the few day
engine to same was broken Gown
How that Fordson did sing alonI
with that to it no load at all, max
ing humming of machinery some
thing like the continuous steady viii
and soft but insistent purr OF tn
engine room of great ship at sea.
Mrs Q. <. Fountain and two sons
J. W. and William Owen returne
from Klnston. Ala, Monday after
visit OF several days with her peopl
over there. On the trip in she wa
accompanied by Quilla's sister, MRS
g. W. Evans OF Mobile who come
to visit them and also the othe
brothers. family, Lawrence -Four
tain in the Upper East Side Law
rence's wife is IN bad health at pres
ent. Mrs. Evans husband y apollc'
i man on the Gulf City force.
Logging operations have starte
with the M. T.. Davis mill concern
Oak Grove. We are informed tina
j. they will begin cutting at the mi
soon as sufficient logs ahead can :
gotten to insure steady run.
seems to take about two weeks