Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-10-27

carried to Mobile Sunday for special
ist treatment.
Mr.. Gabe Churchwel ard two
children Lula Lee and G I. Y. Jr.,
went down to Mobile to the Fair
Thursday. A. G. Turner and w. L.
Turner were others from Leakesville
- go there the same day.
Knoxie Jones, storekeeper for the
Bear Creek Mill Co., was taken to
Mobile in the mid week for hospital
treatment for this the second time
the Stomach trouble which sent him
there before having reoccurred.
Miss Annie Ray Mckay went down
TO Mobile Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. S. r. Mckay and has remained
lover while the latter was in the hos
pltal, the doctors watching her case
closely and say she is possibly get
hing little better.
Miss Thelma Ball, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. w. Ball, was among
the party OF Leakesville young ladies
who took in the Meridian Fair last
week and whose name was in some
way uninJentionalIy missed in the
local mentlon OF their gong.
Just before being executed Will
Grey, Colored. who was hung in
Leakesvile jail on Oct. ID, was ask
ed If he wanted TO say anything and
did say about this: Yes, / did kill
John Knight. Don't listen 30 soft
soap women talk. | had a good
home and wife. -"
Mrs. j. T. McRae, accompanied her
daughter Miss VyvIan McRae as far
rs Enterprise last Friday while the
latter was MAXI a trip over to
Jackson 10 take IN the State Fair.
along with her friend Mss Mildred
Rounsaville. Mrs McRae visited
with relatives. while the girls were
in the State Capital.
Mr.. Emmet Hammett, has bought
out the ]. l.. Mills interest in the
Mills Bros. saw-mlll out near Fruit
dale and spends the week up there
with Coley. looking after the opera
lion OF the same, in which business
Mr.. Hammett is veteran having
owned mil of his OWE before he
came here and worked with tie local
mills.
Charley Box, the second oldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Box. happen
ed to a very painful accident Wed
nesday while playing basketball en-
the court of the Leakesville High
school, be getting an arm so badly
knocked out OF place in reaching up
to catch the ball, tl.at it required
surgical attention to get it back in
the socket.
The following were the game war
dens appointed by the supervisors at
October term: I. w. Beard. dist. /;
(no appointment yet for) dist. 2; J.
NJ. Sarten dist. 3 and ]. B. Daugh-
drill dist B. The matter of salary
continued till Nov. meeting. This
is under the new Game Law adopted
notice of which is being run in these
columns this month.
Mrs. frankie Turner. who was
quite sick over there for a number OF
days. was brought home Sunday from
Healing Springs, Ala, and has re-
manned over during the week at the
home Of her son. Arthur Turner, in
Leakesylle till she can gain up a
little more strength, after which she
will GO on out to her home some
three miles from town.
Since the new corporation which
has transposed the railroad name
from A. 4 M. TO M. q A. r. r. has
taken charge of the LeakesvIlle q
Vinegar Bend link of that line which
was recently sold under federal re-
ownership proceedings. there has
been three repair crews put on such
road, one of which is bridge gang
and the other two are looking after
the track, putting ia new cross ties
etc. and they hope to have it in
fairly safe condition now in short
time SO that it can be kept up thon
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