The Semi-weekly leader., 1906-09-19
Cotton is rolling ID.

| SOltuh n I0HIng ID.
Miss Gussie Newman, of Veto,
is . pleasant visitor ID the city.
Jap-A-Lac and a small brush
does it. Ask about it at Prices.
Mrs. Will Seemann returned to
New Orleans Tuesday afternoon.
Arch Mccormick has been cir
culating among bis Bfookhaven
friends.
Thomas Worthington has gone
to Tennessee whore he will attend
lschool.
| Miss Meta Smith is visiting her
relative, Mrs. Peter James, at
Jackson.
Whitworth's new bell will ring
in the session of 1906-'07 next
Wednesday.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sells Red Cypress Shingles. They
are the best.
Mrs. Jessie Matthews Bolton,
|of Seminary, !. is visiting Mrs.
John Everett.
Mrs. Eugene McCormick's life
is despaired of at this writing, we
regret to know.
Mrs. Z. j. Cunning spent last
week with the family other broth
er, DR.. j. III. johnson.
WANTED. 25 or 80 hogs at
once. Apply to DR.. /. w. Cooper
at Whitworth College.
You can paint it. it's easy.
Jap-A-Lac is ready prepared.
Ask about it at Prices.
The Library is holding meet
Iings every evening this week to
perfect its organization.
| Miss Susie Powell has returned
from Chicago where she spent the
latter part of the summer.
Jap A Lac makes old furniture
look new and any one can put it
on. All eolors at Prices.
Mr.. A. D. Alderman left yes
terday for the A. and M. College,
where he will attend school.
] Little David, the youngest son
of Rev. q. H. Thompson, is now
clear of fever, after a three weeks
siege.
| Jap-A-Lac one of those old
chairs and see how much better it
looks than the others. Ask about
it at Prices.
Miss Mary McNair left on
Tuesday for Holly Springs where
she will attend school during the
coming session.
Policeman Hardy Magee has re-
\ turned from ten days vacation
spent at Allison's Wells, Mem
pllS anu JdCkSOU.
Mrs. F. H. Hartman entertain
ed on Tuesday night, the young
men and maidens who took part
IN the Earl and the Girls
Rev. j. W. Derrick, secretary
to President Lowrey, of Missis-
! sippi College, preached at the
Baptist church Sunday night.
Miss Lois Watts has returned
from Bessemer, Alabama, and has
resumed her position as stenogra-
pher for the Southern Pine Lum-
| ber Co.
| After all the summer normals
and county Institutes, good work
will be the watchword in the
schools which will soon all be in
| full blast.
The entertainment which was to
have taken place at the Fair River
school house next Saturday night
has been postponed till Saturday,
Sept. 29th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Mccormick,
of McComb, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mccormick, Of Lake, came
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Eu-
gene Mccormick.
| The Commercial Bank state
ment which is published in to-
days Leader makes an exceeding
ly fine showing for that popular
banking institution.
Mrs. Dorothy Dodson returned
Sunday and will resume her posi-
tion as miIliner at the Parsons.
May, Oberschmidt Go. She will
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Mccormick.
The attractive plantation resi-
dence of Messrs. Menelas and
Mikas was portrayed in last Sun
days Picayune. The fine real
estate adjoining Will be DIVIDED
into small farms and sold.
After all this talk about the
educational wave all over the
country it seems to us that the
principle of 'simplified spelling
truckIes TO the ignorant element
and the lowest standard, instead of
to the highest. There can be nol
bad spelling now.
"OId Tom,o who for twenty
years bad been the conveyor in
general for the Kees family. sue
cumbed this week and laid down
to rest as all good old horses do.
He is sincerely mourned. If old