The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-12-15
TOWN AND COUNTY

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Hon. P. 2. Jones visited Jackson
! Monday.
The grace Of giving should now
abound.
j Nice silk japanese Ties in box
es- nothing nicer for gift at r. !
G. Wooton & Co.'S.
Let us frame your pictures.
They make useful Christmas pres
ents. Frank Martin Co.
Miss Bessie Kearney. of Hazle-
hurst, spent Sunday with Misses
Bessie and Eddie Thompson. |
Carroll Maxwell isn't saying
much right now; but he is busy
selling his fine home-raised pork
and sausage.
Miss Halle Lowe and brother, |
Malcolm, of Hazlehurst, have been
quests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
IN. E. Spencer.
A meeting of the Brookhavenl
Public Library has been called for
Friday at $3.50 p. M. in the
Library rooms.
| The people smile when they see
the prices on our dolls. Dollar
dolls for 35 cents. Frank Martin
ICo.
| Our wholesale people sent us two
orders of Christms goods instead
of one. Ali we want is cost.
Frank Martin Co.. W. /. Sellers,
Prop.
While passing along Cherokee
street stop at R. 6. Wooton & Go. S
show windows and notice what a
number of innumerable Xmas gifts
are displayed.
To enjoy the holidays you are
bound to be we'll dressed-a hat,
tie, shirt, collars and we will take
your measure for the suit and guar
| antee the fit. R. G. Wooton & Co.
DR.. L. j. Bailey, editor Of the
Baptist Record and President of
the Mississippi Baptist State Con-
tvention, will fill the pulpit of the
Brookhaven Baptist Church next
Sunday.
| Mr.. F. 0. Conant, who has been
and is an important factor in the
upbuilding of Brookhaen's library.
attended the meeting in Jackson
last Friday, held in the interest of
similar institutions in the State.
Miss Eunice McCalip returned to
Edwards last Friday, her mother j
having sufficiently recovered to JUS
tify her leaving her bedside. Many |
friends of the family are. pleased
to know of Mrs. McCallp's conva-
lescence.
There will be no meeting of the
w. M. S. next Monday. The
Christmas Offering will be made |
the following Monday, Dec. 27. |
at 8 p. m. at the Baptist church.
All members are urged to attend |
this meeting.
Strayed Liver and white spotted |
Pointer dog, medium size, short
tail, knot on rib on one side.
Left Mrs. Gatlln's residence in
Brookhaven about three weeks ago.
Liberal reward for return to Nolan
Cruise at Mrs. GatIin's.
Misses Lois and Bessie Cooper
will both spend the holidays at
Whitworth. the former coming
from the Cincinnati Conservatory
of Music and the latter from Wes-
leyn College, Georgia. These
charming and cultured girls will
add a brightness to the usual joys
of Christmas days.
Mrs. A. M. Newman and chill
dren, Miss Eula and Sam Newman,
of Meadville, are visiting Mrs. M.
E. Scott, on North President T
street. Mrs. Newman is thinking
Of locating in jackson. She has
many friends in jackson who will I,
be glad to welcome her. DailylJ
Clarion-Ledger, 14th.
Mrs. e. Cohn handsomely enter
tanned at a stag dinner on Friday
in honor of MIR. Harris Dickson,
who was the invited guest of the
Climbers of this city. Mrs. Cohn S
guests at dinner besides the distin-
guished honoree were DR.. Paul ],
Saunders, of the State University;
+. Brady, Fl. Cassidy, j. w. Casse-
dy, A. Cohn, s. e. Moreton, r.
Nalty. Chas. Butterfeld, D. Cohn,
L. Cohn, E. Cohn.
A gracious event Of Conference
week was the presentation made
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper on Monday
morning by their forty guests, who <
were members of the great annual /
meeting of Methodists. Mrs.
Cooper was presented with hand
some gold-headed umbrella and her
husband with a complete set Of
gold engraved buttons and cuff e
links, as an expression Of the deep
appreciation Of the generous hos
pitality extended the donors. The
gifts were exceedingly handsome