The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-09-10
BOGUE CHlTTO
DEPARTMENT
The News Of Our Sister Town as Told
by Our Regular Correspondent.

Thursday from Magee.
i, Sheriff Greer, Of Brookhaven,
was visitor Thursday.
| Homer Gwin and Willie Lowe
spent Sunday in Brookhaven.
/ Luther Lee, of Magnolia, was a
business visitor Saturday.
! Cam bennett. our genial cashier,
spent Monday in Brookhaven.
Messrs. Gatlin and Brewer, of
McComb, were Monday callers.
Sam Zwirn attended the Labor
day celebration at McComb Mon
day.
H. F. Wilson, of Auburn, spent
the latter part Of the week in town.
John Beacham, of McComb, spent
the first of the week with friends.
Mrs. c. A.. Thompson is visiting
relatives in Brookhaven this week.
Misses Mamie McRaney and
Gladys Elam matriculated at Whit
worth today.
Mrs. I. j. Finch returned to
McComb Wednesday, after day
or two's visit.
Mrs. K. L. Brent and Lucille,
were the guests of Brookhaven
friends Thursday.
Miss Grace Seitz, of Summit, de-
lighted friends with her presence
Sunday.
Webb Hart. of Fernwood, spent
Monday and Tuesday with home
folks and friends.
Mrs. F. E. Tyler and Gilbert,
arrived Sunday as the guests of
relatives.
Mr.. Scott Newman. of Monroe,
spent a few days this week with
his brother. S. b.
Misses Rhoda and Maude Reeves,
en- route to Bookhaven, spent
Thursday with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson,
of Wesson, are the guests of DR..
F. H. Thompson.
Miss Imogene Yawn, Of Nc
Comb, was a recent visitor to the
home of Miss Norma Yawn.
Miss lone Dickerson, of Mag
nolia, visited her aunt, Mrs. S. W.
May, the past week.
w. L. Henderson, of Pontotoc,
is spending the week with his
brother. Rev. E. r. Henderson.
Mr.. ]. ]. Myers returned Satur-
day from business trip to Merid-
ian and Alabama points.
Miss Della Cole, who has had
typhoid to contend with for some
weeks, is now recovering.
julius McLaurin left Wednesday
to spend few days at HopewelI
prior to entering school.
Attorneys Tyler and Lanier and
District Attorney Hugh Wall, of
Bro okhaven, were Saturday vis-.
itors.
Miss Annie Mercier, Of McComb,
was charming guest at the home
of Mr.. L. C. Barr the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gates, of
Hopewell, are spending few days
at the hospitable home of MIR.
Yawn.
Girls Gill. our obliging agent, is
taking few days rest. His place
IS supplied by Mr.. G. W. Jones'.
Mr.. v. H. Robinson. Of Halle
hurst, was here Saturday on busl-
ness connected with the Oil Mill
and Fertilizer Co. he represents.
Miss Ava Watkins. of Pasca-
goula. en- route to Clinton, arrived
Monday to be the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Hewitt, for few days.
Hon. ]. N. Yawn returned Thurs
day from Northern points, much
rejuvenated in spirits and still the
picture Of activity.
Miss Carrie Afford, who has been
the attractive guest of Miss Mackie
McRaney for few days, returned
to McComb Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Quin SaIter, the
mother Of our townsman, L. G.
Salter. and her daughter, Mrs.
John Salter returned to Vicksburg
Sunday after few days visit.
Mr.. Carl Butler, Of Liberty. has
accepted the management of the
City Drug Store. His recon-
mendations are Of the highest and
he seems to be the man for the
place.
DR.. !. W. Cooper, Presiding
Elder Leggett, and A. B. Connally,
of Brookhaven, were Sabbath vis-
itors, DR.. Cooper Sling the Metho-
dist pulpit in the morning and Bro.
Leggett in the evening.
Mr.. s. w. May returned Thurs
day from Ukemah, Okla. via Mem
phis, accompanied to Mississippi
by his brother, Arthur, whose con-
dition was critical. but who is now
restored to health.
Miss Hazel Montgomery returned
to Memphis Tuesday, accompanied
by Wood. who proposes to take |
business course at Macon and
Andrews. The example Of this
ambitious young man is commend- /
ed.
The condition of Mr.. s. B. |
Newman is imDrovin0 the last two 4