The Semi-weekly leader., 1911-11-25

AASAN0JA
The festive bi-valye is again
among us.
Mr.. BERTHE J. Wilkes is very i'll
at the Cope home.
Mr.. Randolph Scott wasa in town
on business last Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. Smith. of the new route,
spent Saturday in this City.
Mr.. w. H. Alfred. Of East Lin.
coin, was Saturday visitor.
Miss Myrtle Greer left Sunday
for Arm. where she will teach this
winter.
Mr.. o. o. Moak, of Sweet
Water, was in town on business
Monday.
Sedley Greer, of Topisaw, re-
turned to the A. 4 M. College
Monday.
Mrs. N. EiteI is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. E. L. Gillian, IN
McComb.
Hugh McCalIp left on Sunday to
resume his studies at Vanderbilt
University.
Miss Matte Furr, the efficient
leader of Tomato girls. was a caller
this morning.
Mr.. w. Lee Bowman, of Bogue
Chitto. was transacting business
here Saturday,
Miss Nancy Calender. of Casey.
vile, left Monday for the |. |. &
G. at Columbus.
Mr.. j. F. Tull, of. jackson, was
guest of his brother. Mr.. N. 7.
Tull. on yesterday
Dewitt Love left Sunday to re-
sumo his studies at the Agricultural
& Mechanical College at Starkville.
Miss Ola Robinson, one of Liber-
tvs loveliest young women. has
been a guest of Brookhaven friends.
Mr.. w. L. Boone, who has been
working at Bogalusa for some
time, has retuned to Brookhaven.
Mr.. Ferd. V. Becker, Of the
Underwriters Agency, has been
confined to his room a week by
illness.
Cleon PROXY. Leslie Anderson.
George Storm, Malcolm Guess and
Thos. Smith have left for the Uni
verslty.
Willie Turnbough will leave Fri
day for Baton Rouge. where he will
attend the Louisiana State Uni
versity.
Miss Sallie b. Bailey entertained
a number of young friends at the
picture show and at Prices on yes
terday evening
For le-Fox visible typewriter
fused only short time. Cheap
for cash. Apply to s. S. Sandifer,
at l. G. freight office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Keeper and
little Kathleen came up from Nc
Comb to spend Sunday with their
mother. Mrs. A. W. Laird.
Miss Bertha Wooley, of Confed-
crate Grove. was a pleasant visitor
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Mcbride, on Saturday last.
Mr.. Duncan Thompson. of Texas,
has been Frustrated by illness for
several weeks. at the home of his
brother, Mr.. E. Ii. Thompson.
A. q. Seavey and Sons ordered
six dozen Lincoln county brand of
canned tomatoes and found them so
fine, they duplicated the order.
Cake Market!-Every Saturday.
at Mrs. Sd. Hoskins' 145 Josephine
st. Ring 1879. Orders will be filled
from rs cents worth to any amount.
Make orders early.
Mr.. W. S. Gordon was thrown
from a buggy at McComb and
painfully hurt on Monday. He is
now at his home in this city and
his friends hope to see him out
again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Maxwell, of
Aberdeen. arrived yesterday at the
bedside of their sick sister, Mrs.
M. Tibbs. Mr.. and Mrs. Atkir-
son, relatives from jackson, are
also in the anxious home.
We regret to learn that Mr.. C.
I. Montgomery's condition is dis
couraging. Since the fall from his
buggy several weeks ago, his
suffering has increased until at
present he is unable to be up.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rem, Of
Scotia, CAL. have arrived in our
city and are now guests of Mrs.
Renn's parents, Capt. and Mrs. W..
X. Wood Mr.. Rem is taking Al
vacation off from Office duties.
Frank Roberts and M. r. Leary
were among the excursionists from
Brookhaven who took advantage of
the /. C.'s special Crescent City
excursion train, which passed
through yesterday afternoon att
$50.
DR.. and Mrs. w. ri. Seemann
and family and Miss Amella See
mann, returned this morning from
Colorado City. all the personifica-
tion Of health. They will remain
q few days in this city and then re-
turn to their home in New Orleans.