The Semi-weekly leader., 1909-09-04
The Semi Weekly Leader.
pususaED WEDNESDAYS ANp SATURDAYS.
TOWN AND COUNTY
School bells Monday /!

MIS-. - NAs WOOu udn ICLuEuSu
from Crystal Springs.
Alderman Sam Abrams spent the
week at Cooper's Wells.
Miss Elizabeth Purser returned
Thursday from Chicago.
Mrs. Maud Hickman has been a
visitor from Monticello.
Mrs. Morris Schwartz has been a
visitor from Grand Lake.
Mrs. H. M. Sims left Monday
for her home in Monticello.
Mrs. Hewlett and children, of
Oskya, visited Mrs. E. D. Byrd.
Miss Halle, of Prentiss, has
been guest of Miss Mary Byrd.
Mrs. F. H. Hartman and Miss
Ruth returned Wednesday from St.
Louis.
Miss Eliza Daughtry is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Teunisson at
Monticello.
Miss Maize Buie left yesterday
for Biloxi, where she will engage
in teaching.
Mr.. Geo. S. Conant arrived
Thursday on visit to his son. Mr..
f. 0. Conant.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McGrath ar
rived from New Orleans on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. R. M. NaIty entertained at
whist Thursday morning, in honor
of Mrs. o. Newton.
Mrs. R. W. McNair returned
from pleasant visit to Mt. Olive
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. K. Wood has returned
from visit to the coast and to her
daughter at Bogalusa.
Lost-One pair of rimless glasses
in case. Please return to Leader
office for suitable reward.
Miss Maggie Middleton has ac-
cepted a position with Rawls &
Stewart at Silver Creek.
DR.. w. E. Montgomery and Mr..
Jas. Newton, of Norfield, spent
yesterday in Brookhaven.
Mrs. Charles Oberschmidt and
children, of Ellisvllle, have been
guests of Mrs. Fred Oberschmidt.
Miss Lillian Smith, of Crystal
Springs. and Mr.. j. w. Chisholm,
of Auburn. arrived today to be
guests of Mrs. C. 7. Montgomery.
A tablet and pencil all
for a nickel at Prices
Big value your moneys
worth.
Henry Ware Hobbs plea for the
firemen was so we'll received at the
Opera House Thursday evening,
that he was requested to repeat it
last night.
Mrs. L. D. Boadwee, who lately
underwent a serious operation at
the Brookhaven Sanltarium, is re-
covering nicely and will soon be
discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. FL. Prichard
and children, of Meadvilie, and
Mr.. Charles Prichard, of Monroe,
have been visitors>at the home of
Mrs. E. D. Byrd.
Mr.. Jesse Tyler, who has been
deputy postmaster for some time
past at the Brookhaven postotfice,
will leave in a few days for college
at Vanderbilt University.
Miss Pauline Purser has been en-
gagged to teach in McComb High
School. This gifted young lady
was also rendered a fine position In
one of the Hattiesburg schools.
Miss Gussie Paxton's departure
from among LincoIn's contingent
of teachers is much regretted.
Miss Paxton left yesterday for
Gulfport, her future field of labor.
See our big SC school
tablet. The biggest thing
lin town for a nickel. and
it's good paper, too, at
Prices.
Mrs. M. HI. Stringer has received
a check for $500 from the head
offices of the United American Me-
chanlcs in payment of the insurance
policy carried by her son, Robt.
Stringer. who died a few weeks
ago.
Mrs. j. M. Tyler, Of Bogue
IGhitto. who has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city since
Hast Saturday. returned home yes
terday. Mr.. Tyler came up on the
morning train and accompanied
her back.
At the Opera House Wednesday
evening, little Genevieve Storm
won first prize and the local new
orchestra. composed Of the Misses
Tedford and Smollen, second. The
prizes were awarded by a commit
tee of judges.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mcdonald
mourn the death Of their little son.
who passed from their tender care
to where the angels wait. on We'd
nesday He was fifteen months Of
age and was . cherished member
Of the household
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