The Semi-weekly leader., 1910-11-02


Miss Annie Webber. Of Wesson,
spent Saturday in Brookhaven.
DR.. and Mrs. TalIey are now
boarding at Mrs. G. Fl. Penn's.
Don't forget Hodges Bros. q Co.,
when putting inyour Sunday order.
Call up Hodges Bros. & Co.,
markets if you want the best beef,
Mr.. L. D. Howell. of Johnston
Station. wasrhere on business Sat.
urday.
Everything first class at the
Hodges markets. Orders filled
promptly.
The Lincoln County Exhibit al
the State Fair was praised by press
and people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hoskins have
moved into a residence near st.
Francis church.
w. E. Price is proud of home
raised yellow yams weighing four
and a half pounds.
Get one Of Hodges juicy steaks
for breakfast. roast for dinner,
sausage for supper.
House for Rent. Six rooms
within one block of depot. Apply
to VIM. Turnbough.
Mr.. E. B. Mercier. of Johnston
Station, visited at the home of
Rev. Schultz. Monday.
For Sale Cheap-Large English
Berkshire pigs. Call and see them
at DR.. Geo. A. Loves.
Mr.. Ebert Gill was a pleasant
visitor from the Bogue Chitto
Ineighborhood Saturday.
Use DR.. Loves condition pow
ders for your stock. It tones them
up and makes them shed.
Mrs. W. L. Walker and little
daughter, of Independence, La,
spent Monday in Brookhaven.
Miss Ethel Roberts, of WelIman,
visited her FRIEND Miss Gertrude
Schultz. Monday and Tuesday.
The W. M. S. will hold it's pro-
gram meeting at the Baptist church
at $3.50 next Monday afternoon.
Misses Daisy Byrne and Ruby
Maynor spent Sunday at the Sunday
School Convention at Mt. Moriah.
When Lincoln county soil. will
produce 228 bushels of corn per
acre there'sll life in the old land yet.
Mr.. M. 7. Flood is beautifying
his residence, already beautiful
for situation" out on East Chero-
kee.
DR.. r. E. Higdon accompanied
his brother to New Orleans. He
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis.
DIR. Geo. A. Love always has
several grades of shingles on hand
and will make you the right prices
on them.
just received another shipment
of the famous Royal MarshmalIows,
only Is cents pound. j. M.
Wood Grocery Co.
Horse For SaleA fine Bay
Mare. about 5 years old. l6 hands
high; weighs about 1850. Apply
at the Leader Office.
Mrs. Wilmington. of Gloster,
passed through Brookhaven Monday
en- route to the State Baptist Con-
vention at Greenwood.
Copies of The Leader of Oct. %
would be gratefully received at
this Office. The issue ran out be-
fore all came from the press.
Miss Mamie Montgomery, Of
King s school, was among the many
teachers who spent the last business
day of the week in Brookhaven.
Stove wood or 2-foot delivered
promptly at lowest price in the
city on account Of large lot on
hand. Lucien Parsons, Phone No.
SO.
For Rent New four-room cot
tage on West Monticello St., in
which | formerly resided. Apply
to Paul M. Hobbs at The Leader
Office.
Mr.. L. P. Kees was elected 4
messenger from the Brookhaven
church to the Baptist State Conven-
tion which met at Greenwood yes
terday.
Seed cane was badly injured BY
late freezes and frosts, many de-
laying too long the cutting of the
cane. Stubbles = may have to
serve for next season.
Mr.. Charles Heuck made brief
visit home and returned to jackson
Monday to share the charge Of the
Licoln County FAIR Exhibit. The
Fair will close tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O.. Williams
have rented rooms from Mrs. S. f..
Smurr and are at home ait her resi-
dence. which has lately been re-
habilitated and made attractive as
new.
Lost A 15-jewel gold case watch
about 2 miles north Of Johnston
Station oct. rs. Small chain with
safety clasp attached when lost.
Finder will be rewarded BIZ return
ing tc Miss Mamie Montgomery