The Semi-weekly leader., 1908-08-19
TowM ANp COUNTY,

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WatermeIons in town Saturday.
DIR. MoRee has rented the And
ing residence.
Can't feel cool towards anybody
this hot spell.
Mr.. aud Mrs. McCarroll spent
Sunday in w esson.
Those in need OF wood ring No.
13-quick service.
Miss EIma Marsh left Saturday
on visit to Summit.
Benton Cain is an assistant now
at Prices busy fountain.
Miss Myrtis Price spent Sun
day at her home in Ruth.
5 or 6 doses 1865" will cure
any case of Chills and Fever.
Mrs. Eaton, of Hattiesburg,
was Mrs. Emma Bees guest last
Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Maui left Saturday
to spend a couple of weeks at
Gloster.
Rev. r. H. Purser is assisting
in a meeting at Heuck' Retreat
this week.
DR.. j. T. Walker is now giving
his entire time to the practice of
his profession.
Mr.. D. Schwem has returned
from pleasant three weeks visit
to Hammond, La.
Mrs. q. W. Connolly and daugh-
ter GIida, of Collins, are visitors
of Mrs. j. W. Hodges.
Mr.. F. B. Noodle will build
two residences facing south on his
lots on Chickasaw street.
DR.. Frizell reports Mrs. Jasper
n. Smith in better condition, af-
ter serious attack of illness.
Mr.. G. G. Bailey and Miss Es-
sic Smith, of Hattiesburg, we're
guests at Mrs. r. j. McKinley's
Sunday. a
Mr.. W. W. Henderson and
Warren, Jr., left Saturday on
trip to Michigan, where they will
remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Latting, of
Chickasha, Oklahoma, arrived last
Saturday at the Baggett home
stead.
Miss Amelia and Ellen Rea
have returned from a visit to the
Western States, including Colora-
do and California.
Miss Rubye Jones, of Natal
bany, La, was the guest of Miss
Mamie Prestridge in Mrs. j. W.
Hodges home last week.
Mrs. l. W. East and daughter.
Miss Efie, former residents of
our city, left yesterday after Wis
it to Mrs. East's sister, Mrs. I.
W. Lewis.
Mrs. l.. Lowentriet and Miss
Eva Kohlman, who left several
weeks ago for Canada and other
Northern resorts, are now in Pc
troskay, Mich.
Rev. L. ID. Posey, of Silver
Creek, passed through Brook
haven Tuesday on his way to New
Prospect to assist the pastor in a
protracted meeting.
Miss Emma Bee and Mr.. Leon
ard Bee left on Monday for
months visit to Texas. Mr.. Bee
may remain, if be finds the eli
mate beneficial to his health.
The mineral waters at Allison's
Wells whet the appetite, aid di-
gestion and restore health and en-
ergy. Pay this famous health
resort one visit and be convinced.
Miss May Wilson left yesterday
to spend a vacation from business
in New Orleans. Her position as
cashier at L. Cohn & Bros. is
now occupied by Miss Laura Ed
ler.
Miss Edwina Burnley, of Jack
son, was Saturday visitor.
There is strong affinity between
Brookhaven friends of years ago
and the Burnley family, who were
former residents here.
Mr.. R. w. Bee was here to vote
bright and early Monday morn
ing. His mother accompanied
him back to Hazlehurst, where he
and his wife are now happily sit
uated and are enjoying housekeep-
ing.
j. M. Irby, the blind mattress
and broom maker, has established
a shop on East Monticello Street.
Persons needing work in his line
will receive satisfactory service
as we'll as be helping needy man
by their patronage.
A number of young men enter
tanned at a watermelon party out
at the Mikas plantation on Mon
day night in honor of Miss Pau
line ButleT's guests, Misses
French, West and Rateilff, of
Natchez, and Runyan, of New
York; other guests we're Misses
Mary Storm, Lucille Cavitt and