The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-02-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

aed OF merflment.
Chickens are high--on the roosI
the Masons are coming.
Miss Fanny Mikell has return.
ed from a visit to Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. McGratt
were in Hazlehurst Tuesday.
Show windows are being deco
rated in honor of the Masons.
Remember the vocal practice al
tie Baptist church at 4 this eve
ming.
ROOMS TO LETl-AppIy te
Mrs. L. |. Anding in Curran Ad.
|dltion.
Miss Matte Hobbs and Miss
Eunice Wroten will spend tomor'
row in Terry.
The best grades of cotton
brought 1880 in the Brookhaven
market yesterday.
Henry Nalty has succumbed te
illness, from which we hope be
will very early recover.
Mrs. Z. Boyce Noodle most
|charmingly entertained the Whist
Club on Thursday afternoon.
Luther Tyler has been appoint
ed by the Governor Notary Pub
lie Of the town of Bogue Chitto.
We are pleased to learn that
Mr.. VIM. TuEnbough is now de-
cidedly better, after critical i'll
ness.
w. q. Davis has returned to
New Orleans, after vacation tax
en- from business on account oi
severe cold,
/ The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. w. S. Graham next
Wednesday evening at $3.50. A
full attendance is desired.
I Miss Edna Shaw received the
most elegant valentine of the sea-
son "a score of beautiful pink and
white long-stemmed roses.
Yesterday afternoon a report
from Fair River stated that Mr..
Fl. Summers was still lingering
on the confines of Time and
Eternity.
Ernest Parsons has been in Cen,
|trevilIe several days. He was
enc of the attendants at the mar.
riage of Miss Beatrice Mckee.
enc of Whitworth's loyeliest
daughters.
Amid the general complaint
that there are no houses to renl
Ind no board to be obtained III
gookhaYen, we note several ads
of rooms to rent and boarders
wanted. Read the papers.
Miss Matte Hobbs, one of the
most faithful and capable young
church women in our city, enter.
tanned her Sabbath School class or
Wednesday night, at the home ol
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A.
Hobbs.
DR.. w. FL. Horton, a splendid
young physician of Bogue Chitto.
was married this week to Miss
McNeeley, Of Jackson, La. Dr..
Horizons numerous admiring
friends extend cordial congratula
tions and best wishes.
Rev. Il. II. Thompson vii
preach especially to young men al
the Methodist church Sunday
night. His subject will be "Tht
IQuestions of a Young Man. Tht
public IS cordially invited to at
tend both morning and evening
service.
On next Friday, at 7:28 Is
"Pee En-" the Hamasa Temple
Ceremonial will take place in thi'
city, in connection with the meet
| ing of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons. A street parade will be |
notable feature Of the day. Can
didates are expected to join in tht
parade and look happy. \
"Whut are the Masons goin
ter do asked the small boy, arr
they goin' ter lay the brick fol
the new sidewalks2o No, ny
child they're gong to promenade
where the bricks ought to be.
Whut are they good fer, theng
GOOD for BrookhaYen, MI
Ichild. = So are the brick sail
the boy with the level head.
Dr.. W. E. Montgomery was
distinguished visitor from Nor
Ifield on Valentines Day. Up t,
this time, it has been a matter 0
1impossibility to tell whether th
Doctors heart is affected or not
lbut when handsome young bach
elor is seen tenderly conveying a
harmful OF oses to pretty younI
lgirl, it is natural to suppose tha
lhe is surrounded BY an aroma Q
Hove.
Mrs. S. D. D. Larkin, reliet Q
1.-THE late w. d. Larkin, die
Thursday night, after a long i'll
mess and much suffering, and wa
hurried at Mt. Moriah church, yes
.Iterday evening. Mrs. Lark
was the mother of Mrs. @. e
STAMPS, of this city. and was
ldeyoted Christian, kind neigh
5Ibor and true friend Our syn
pathy goes ont 10 the strielse
I6nes.