The Semi-weekly leader., 1910-10-26
PAUL N. HOBBS.

EAUL M. HOBBS.
Mr.. c, N. Shaw was 4 recent
visitor to BOgue Chitto.
Miss Kate Ray, Of Wesson, Wis
tied Miss Ruth Hartman yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Furr, Of the Pleasant
Hill neighborhood. was in town to-
day.
DR.. Montgomery and Henry
Hayes, Of Nortield, were visitors
here Monday.
Miss Bessie Lea and her mother,
of Wesson. were Mrs. S. P. Bloom 8
visitors yesterday.
Mrs.S .Slay, Of Tylertown, has been
q guest in the home of Mr.. +. and
Mrs. j. +. Barron
Miss Annis Cotton returned last
Monday from pleasant visit with
friends at Natchez.
Mrs. q. N. Shaw will leave Sat-
urjay to visit her sister, Mrs. j.
A. Booker, in jackson.
Miss Ella Stringer leaves tonlor.
row for Jackson to visit relatives
and take in the State Fair.
Misses Lillian and Susette Keith
ley have been the guests Of the
Misses Barron for several days.
Miss Eva Kohlman returned Sat-
urday from Michigan. where she
spent the summer with friends.
Miss Alma Maynor is visiting
with relatives in Jackson and PeIa-
hatchie. Miss. for several weeks.
Misses Ray and Williams, teach
ers in the Wesson High School,
were in town Saturday on business.
Miss Leta Lambright will spend
next Sunday and Monday in Jack
son. as the guest Of Mrs. Ira Nc
Alvin.
Mr.. L. P.A Kees was able to re-
sumo his duties at Seavey's today.
after a spell which kept him at
home two weeks.
For Rent-New four-room cot.
tage on West Monticello ST. in
which | formerly resided. Apply
to Paul M. Hobbs at The Leader.
Office.
The Gentleman from Mississip-
pi," was a fine performance at the
opera house Monday night and was
greeted by full house. The .t1O1
Ranch" show Monday also drew
large crowds at both day and night
performances. Campbell Bros. show
yesterday had only fair attend
ance, but was a good circus for its
size.
Mrs. H. B. Kells WAS a distin-
guished visitor from jackson ON
Monday. She was the invited
guest of the Greater Whltworth
Club and spoke before that organi-
zation at the College Chapel. Mrs.
KelIs is President of the State w.
G. I. u. and a woman known
throughout the length and breadth
OF our country as temperance
worker close akin to Frances Will
lard herself.
Mr.. Henry Smith, a young farm
er living about four miles west of
town, had the misfortune to lose
his residence and household effects
by fire last Saturday night about
10 o'clock. The fire had gained
good headway before it was discov-
cred and Mr.. Smith was unable to
save anything except some bedding.
He carried some insurance but not
enough to cover the loss. He does
not know how the fire originated.
Union Hall school has always had
q hard struggle and SO when is
friends and patrons learned that it
carried off the Brookhaven Peripa-
tetics' prize for greatest improve
ment, there was mutual gratifica.
tion that the present teacher, Miss
Kyzar, had added to the foundation
laid by other teachers who have.
preceded her, in d manner SO fit
ting that the victory was achieved
at last. Congratulations.
The Parent teachers Association
will9meet at the Public School next
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50, at.
which time officers will be elected
and plans mapped out for the term.
The improvement Of the buildings
and school yard will be a prominent
feature Of the work. There is no
that deserves more the.
and cooperation Of men
and women than does the Parent
Teachers Association. With en-
thusiastic leaders. willing to give
OF their time and talents. this or
ganization can be made effective in
numbers and interest,