The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1905-12-27
LOCAL ITEMS.

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from Norfeld.
The Christmas weather was the
finest on record.
The next thing is to adopt those
good resolutions.
Jacob Strauss visited Santa
Claus at Greenville.
Miss Fay Hoskins is welcome
visitor from Jackson.
Charles Cowan was a Yazoo
City visitor Christmas day.
Hiram Fisher, of Reganton, is
the guest of bis sister, Mrs. S.
c. Ray.
Mrs. PROXY, of Franklin coun-
ty, is the guest of Mrs. E. II.
Wentworth.
Miss Nellie Sasser delightfully."-
entertained a few friends on
Christmas night.
Mrs. Percy Magee and family
came up from Summit on visit
to Mrs. Magee's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pepper are ex-
peeted today to be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. t. G. Crawford.
Miss Inez Lewis accompanied
Mrs. Mary Flippen back to her
home at Hattiesburg yesterday.
Cotton is bringing II to
11.40 in the Brookhaven market
today, with little offered for sale.
Miss Fannie Lou Newsom spent
Christmas Day with her school
mate, Miss Nellie Osborn, at
Norfeld.
The marriage of Mr.. Harry
Tibbs and Miss Maggie RyaIs, of
this city, is to be celebrated to-
morrow night.
Mrs. Hattie Sherman went up
to Jackson to visit her little
grandson, Robt. Thompson, on
Christmas day.
Mr.. II. B. Redus will occupy
the neat little store room in the
rear end of the new Bank of
Brookhaven building.
Miss Jessie Adams pleasantly
entertained at her fathers attrac-
tive home in the western suburbs
on yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Scott gave
pleasure to invited guests on
Christmas evening at their home
in the Curran Addition.
DR.. ". G. Black left yesterday
for his new location. at Hatties-
burg. The best wishes of all
Brookhaven attend him.
Dr.. A. G. Enochs, manager of
the Pearl River Lumber Com
pany, has rented the Sessions res
idence on Jackson street.
Messrs. Pete Cantoni, Dunk
Mccormick, Ferd Becker and
Beverly Middleton attended
dance at Crystal Springs on Mon
day night.
Capt. A. E. Moreton went over
to Monticello Friday to inspect
the new brick Bank Building.
The Bank has now moved into its
new home.
LOST Monday, Dec. 25, a
leather case containing photo
graphs of pianos. Finder return
to King House and receive re-
ward. A. J. Buchanan.
The elegant new furniture and
fixtures of the Bank of Brookha-
ven have arrived. 1t will be
some time yet before the Bank
gets into its handsome new quar-
ters.
Miss Nellie Cox is again at
home permanently, after eighteen
of service as stenographer
for the A. ". Stevens Lumber
Company at Chatawa. Miss Mel
lies numerous friends are pleased
to have her again among them.
Mr. L. J. Laird, who recently
went to New Orleans to be oper-
ated on for appendicitis, returned
last Thursday, and the operation
was SO successful, we are pleased
to announce that Mr.. Laird is able
to be up and will very soon be
we'll enough to resume business.
Prof. and Mrs. w. B. Hogg
came over from Bolton to share
Christmas festivities at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Marshall.
The professor returned yesterday,
but Mrs. Hogg will spend the
week among Brookhayen friends
and relatives.
CIaud Williams, the handsome
young son of Mr.. j. ii. Williams,
of the Parsons, May, Ober-
schmidt Co., held the ticket that
won the $25 worth of fire works
at j. M. Woods. He was the
happiest boy in town and had fire
works to burn. His number was
1749.
DR.. John Purser, who fully re-
covered his health after several
months stay in Brookhaven, re-
turned to New Orleans yesterday
to again practice his profession.
Brookhayen regrets to lose So
worthy and esteemed citizen.
The cordial good wishes of many