The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-03-08
Trade Day was great

lraue Lay was great
Pick your flint and plant over.
Mr.. L. J. Laird spent Tuesday
in Hazlehurst.
Brookhaven can now boast about
thirty automobiles.
Mr.. E. e. Martin. Of Summit.
was 10 town yesterday.
Fresh Strawberries every day at
j. M. Wood Grocery Go.
The Board of Trade has billed a
Smoker for an early date.
W. M. Hiedon was CHEEKY vis-
itor from Caseyville yesterday.
Ring j. M. Wood Gro. Co. for
fresh vegetables and Lenten goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. M. Pittman, of
Carlos. were business visitors today.
Mrs. N. F. Hudson. Of Casey
vile. was an appreciated caller of
yesterday.
Mr.. l.. 2. Reeves, of Johnston
Station. was transacting business
in this city Tuesday.
Prices ice cream is
made of rich pasteuriZed
milk and cream. Try it.
Mr.. R. E. Dale will leave next
week to resume his work at Patter-
son, La. He came home to re-
cuperate.
Mrs. Robert PfangIer, of Nc
Comb, came up to spend a while
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W !.
j. Miller.
Miss Hazel Ulmer, of Magnolia,
will assist in the millinery de-
partment of Mrs. Cotten's popul ar
establishment.
Brookhaven friends will be in
terested to know that Miss Hinton,
who spent a season here, is now
engaged IN NatcheZ.
Mr.. Joe Allen Price was pleas
ant caller of yesterday. He has
joined the procession of candidates
as will be seen in another column.
Try the pasteuriZed
sweet and butter milk
at Prices. It's pure and
wholesome.
Miss jamie Robinson. McGrath' S
expert modiste, returned Sunday
from a stay in Chicago in the in
terest of the profession she so much
adorns.
Mrs. F. B. Smith, who has been
lingering near her little grand
daughter in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Smith, was in our city
Monday
Mrs. Lille d. Mathews and her
little son left Saturday for her
home ID Utica, after spending a
few days win her brother, Mr.. R.
u Dale
Little Alice Gonant has been
among the infantile sufferers of the
week: the sudden weather changes
causing bronchitis among number
Of little folk
F. E Barksdale was a visitor
from Allen on yesterday. Mr..
Barksdale's health has failed him
somewhat; but he expects to come
out with the spring sunshine.
Pure Pasteurized sweet
milk at Prices Fountain.
It's pure and the flavor
is fine; try it.
Mrs, j. P. Dale accompanied
her daughter, Lille. as far as
jackson on her way to Tallulah.
La. to be at the sick bedside of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. j. A. Coltharp.
LlGuI. OdH1OIC III, VI sIIlC IN 1u1t
U. S. A., will be here next Friday,
March 10th, to inspect Company H.
All members are requested to re-
port at the armory in full uniform
at 8 p. m.
The Inez, our leading hotel. is
equipping itself for the great clans
to gather here in May, when the
State Press Association and the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows will
be in session in Brookhaven.
The Brookhaven Cooperative
Creamery has made its first ship
ment-a consignment of pasteuriz-
ed cream-to New Orleans. The
Creamery expects to furnish local
trade and will, doubtless. fila long
felt want.
DR.. Gardner Applewhite, of
Tecumseh, Okla, has been an APP
preciated visitor with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. B. Redus,
and other relatives. DR.. Apple
white is SOM of DR.. Ben Apple
white, who formerly resided in this
city.