The Semi-weekly leader., 1910-10-15
Mr. ]. Il. Reed i Iald up wi

Mr.. j. n. Reed is LAID up will
Icold.
Auto for hire. Phone A. A.
Lilly.
Mrs. E. Cohn spent Monday il
New Orleans.
| Miss Louvinia Coker spent last
Sunday in Wesson.
House for Rent Telephone No.
1851 for particulars,
/ Mr.. L. P Kees has been very i'll
for several days past.
Mr. John Penn enjoyed the re.
union at Hattiesburg.
Cotton brought 1850 in the
Brookhaven market today
Phone 1888 for an auto. Any
where in town for 25 cents.
Leopold Priebatsch was a vel.
come. visitor from Magnolia.
/
Mrs. j. Vol Brock, Of Franklin.
ton, La, has been a visitor.
/ Mr.. Leo Landry. Of Vicksburg,
has been mingling with old friends
there.
Wanted An experienced sales
lady. No other need apply. M.
Mendel.
DIR. W. L. Bowman, of Norfeld,
was pleasant caller at this office
Friday.
! Mrs. C. Baas and daughter, Of
Hazlehurst. are guests of Mrs. F.
L. Davidson.
Miss Neva Schultz. who has been
i'll for more than week. is able to
be up again.
Mrs. Fannie Simon returned last
night from a very pleasant trip
North and East.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Carruth, Of
Kentwood, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. Reed.
| A. d. McClendon. jr., of Sarato-
lga, Miss, has been visitor to
this, his old home.
Miss Jessie Turnbough sang, by
invitation, at Temple B'nai Sholem
Wednesday evening.
New millinery now on display.
You are cordially invited to inspect.
Mrs. Ida j. Schaller.
Mrs. G. H. Parsons. of Crystal
Springs. visited her sister, Mrs. j..
/ M Wood, this week.
i Miss Maude White, one of our
loveliest girls, has gone to McJalI's
to engage in teaching.
Sow your lawn in English Lawn
Grass Seed. 15c. per pound, j.
| M. Wood Grocery Co.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Leggett, Of
| Wesson, visited their son, Rev. j.
IL. Leggett and family.
/ Mr.. N. E. Spencer has been en-
ljoying the Confederate Veterans
Ireunion at Hattiesburg.
| Mrs. Perry Coker has returned
to her home in Canton, after a
visit with relatives here.
| Mrs. Jesse Smith is enjoying a
visit to New Orleans with her son,
DIR. Alvah Smith, and his wife.
/ Mr.. d. Sartin has been down
and up again this week Friends
are glad to know Of his recovery.
Mr.. E. B. Guess is repaperine
ibis restaurant and making other
Improvements before the fall rush
lbegins.
| Mr.. w. H. Penn has returned
from Hattiesburg, where he went
to attend the State Reunion OF u.
1C. VS..
i Mrs. Mildred Tibbs returned
home yesterday, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. H. X. Stringer ii
jackson.
| You are cordially invited to ID.
lspect my new fall and winter MILL.
Inery now on display. Mrs. Ida j
ISchaller.
| For Rent Small house in west.
fern part of city Plenty Of room,
Barn and outhouses attached. AID.
Idress Box AL, City.
The Beauty ParIor at Mrs. Cot.
tens will be popular, our Brook.
haven ladies not realizing how
| beautiful they already are.
i Genuine Norway Mackerel
large, white. tender, fine favorel
fish, weigh about one pound each,
15c. J. "A. Wood Grocery Go.
Mrs. j. 0. Fairman. who is nov
Istaying at Mr.. Tom Falvey S. neal
GaseyvIIIe, was ID town with Mrs
Falvey last Saturday. on business.
Mr.. C G. Coleman. of Beat s
was a caller at this Office Friday
| He says be will be a candidate fol
supervisor in his district next year
Mrs. Tullos. the suffering old
lady, who lived near Smith
Bridge, died Oh Wednesday Rev.
X. Il. Purser ofFiciated at the
funeral.
The Lincoln County Association,
in annual session. elected officers,
as follows: Mr.. John Walker, ol
Macedonia church, moderator H
II. Summers. church clerk; &. P.
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