The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-01-17
SNAP PSE0lTS. AT LOCAL NEWS
Cotton was 9. IS today.
Use only Hodges Bros. meats.

Try Hodges Bros. fresh sausage
for breakfast tomorrow.
Ring "a or Sl9 when you want
good meat. Hodges Bros.
Hon. A. A. Cohn was business |
visitor to Jackson last Monday.
Mr.. c. H. Moore, of Fair River,
spent yesterday here on business.
Mr.. Al. d. Huff, of the Bogue
Chitto neighborhood. was up Mon
day.
Walter KEGS familiar visage has
been welcomed among friends the
past week.
Hodges Bros. sell The best pork,
beef and sausage in town. Give
them trial.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wolf, of
Hammond, La are stopping at
Mrs Gatlin's.
Mrs Max Cohn and Mrs. Alec
Simon have been visitors in the
Crescent City.
Mr.. James C. Greer, of Ruth,
came into town on horseback-18 |
miles Monday.
Mrs. Howard Penn returned |
Monday from visit to relatives in
Crystal Springs.
Miss Pearl Peavey. of Roseland.
La, is the charming guest of her
sister, Miss May.
Mr.. Samuel Jordan. of Thayer.
was business visitor in Brook
haven several days this week.
Prompt delivery of meat can be
had at Hodges Bros. markets
Phone 81 or 319 and be convinced.
Mrs. R. Gunst and little daugh-
ter, Marie, have returned from a
delightful visit to Lake Charles, La.
Mr.. Chas. D. Smith has had an
attractive sign painted on the win
dows of his new jewelry establish
ment.
Miss Halle Smith. of Oklahoma.
is a guest of her grandmother,
Mrs Smith. and uncle, Mr.. Chas.
ID. Smith.
Mr.. E. E. Barrintgon. who serv-
ed acceptably in The Leader office
rush while here, left yesterday for
Vicksburg.
Many housekeeper suffered for
lack of cook during the freeze.
The labor element is in the
ascendant.
Messrs. Henry Barron, of Crystal
Springs, and Mack Lyell, of Wes-
son, were among the audience at
Madame sherry
Mrs. Chas Dunbar, of New Or
leans, and Mrs. Ella Nevllles. of
McJomb. we're Mrs. j. E. Seavey'sI
guests last week.
Hodges Bros meat markets are
:. the cleanest and most sanitary in
town. Buy your meat from them
and get the best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Shurtleff,
of Columbia, we're guests of Mrs.
L. P Kees during their sad mis-
sion here last week. Il
DR.. and Mrs. N. R. Thompson
and Mrs. Randall left yesterday for
the inaugural festivities at Jackson
and returned today.
Hon. M. Mccullough left Mon
day for couple of days legal bus
mess in Hattiesburg. He will
return this afternoon.
Mrs. DIR. Burks, of Hazlehurst,
and Mr. Clark Burks. of French
Camp, have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance Massengill.
Mr.. A. Sta6ier, Brookhaven's
"old reliable" in the Jewelry busi-
ness, was change in his advertise
ment in today's Leader.
Editor Walter Calender, of the
Silver Creek Star, was here Sunday
and made visit to his father, Mr..
Jas. M. Calender, on Route No. 2
The Misses Hampton. of Crystal
Springs, came down last Friday
evening to enjoy Madame Sherry, /
and were guests of Mrs. Sam
Walker.
A box supper. by the , Lamar
Literary Society, will be given
Saturday night, Jan 20, the pro-
ceeds to 60 to the school. All are
invited.
DR.. E. H. Buie, who is now
located at Natchez for the practice
Of his profession, came over for a
visit with his friends. returning
Monday.
Giles Lewis, a bridegroom of
today. passed through our city yes
terday evening en- route to the
scene Of his marriage to Miss
Mabel Frizell.
Miss Ruby Gatlin returned Sum
day night from New Orleans. where
she spent a fortnight with Miss
Emmie. who is taking business
course in that city.
Messrs. Louis Cohn. j. w. Me- <
Grath. Henry G. Greenwood. Sam
and Isy Abrams. Geo Rowsky and
r F. Becker have returned after a
short stay in New Orleans.
Mr.. f. B. Noodle has secured I
the contract from the Lawrence
county Board Of Supervisors for