The Semi-weekly leader., 1912-02-07

6iuSoAhs Wao AAauC Lay FlcibUEs
Mr. W. D. White. of Sontag.
transacted business here Saturday
Mr.. j. NJ Ray. who lives north
of this city, was in town Monday.
Mr. Richard Sutton, of Route 2,
Bogue Chitto. was in town Monday
Its wood and coal to burn" ;"
this winter. That's no slang.
lelther.
Mr.. W. B Covington. of Mead
vile. was business visitor of yes
terday
| Mrs C C. Gibson, of Summit,
has been a guest of her sister. Mrs.
Geo. w. Ard.
! Mr. L. 2 Reeves, of Johnston
Station. was transacting business
here Monday
| Mr.. ] A AIlgood returned Mon
! day from a visit to his son, E L.,
at Scanlan, La
Mr. + M. Stewart. who lives
lsoutheast of Brookhaven. was in
town Trade Day.
| S. C. R. Eggs for Sale-Three
different pens. Call on or write to
| E. E Stewart, Monroe, Miss.
| Mrs Homer Rhymes and chill
dren, Of Crystal Springs spent last
Saturday with Mrs. L. Parsons.
Ed Penn was operated on for
appendicitis at the SanitarIum
Sunday and is rapidly convalescing
Mr.. Marshall Douglass has been
in Picayune for week, where he
went to be at the sick bedside of
relatives.
Mr.. W. A Jones. a railroad EN-
ployee. with headquarters at Sum-
nit. stopped over in Brookhaven
Saturday.
Mrs. /. N. Click and her hand
some little daughter. Sarah. were
last Saturday visitors from the
northeast.
Mr.. w. H. NaIty had a very
severe attack of grippe, after his
return from the north. Friends
are pleased to note his recovery.
For Sale-On account of depart
ure. / will sell my residence and
adjoining lots: also furniture, etc..
at reasonable prices. Mrs Zollie
Daniel.
For Sale $4,000 Fox Visible
Typewriter in perfect condition,
for $50 CO. Apply at ONCE to S.
S. Sandifer. Phone 429.s Brook
haven. Miss.
Masters Henry and Brinson Sims
have returned from visit to their
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. 7. r.
Brinson. in Brookhaven. Law
renee Co. Press.
Mr.. w Lee Bowman, of Route
II, Bogue Chitto, brought in a big
load of baled hay with his OK team
Trade Day, and succeeded 10 dis
posing of it without much trouble
Mrs R. B. Stacy, of Wilson.
Arkansas, arrived Saturday and is
a guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John A Penn We regret to
learn that Mrs Stacy is in bad
health.
Mrs. Madge Hoskins Holmes, of
Hattiesburg. is guest of Mrs.
George McClendon. Mrs. Holmes
came to our city in the interest of
the United Daughters of the Con-
| federacy.
j Mr.. Fred Haubere, Brookhaven'
Florist and Landscape Gardener.
has returned from a week spent
with Mr.. G. v. Rain. at Soegaard.
where he was engaged in trimming
peach trees.
The Ladies of the Nor6eld
Woman's Club will give Valen-
tine Party and program on Satur-
day. February 10. at 7:30 p m. at
the Town Hail. Admission Is
cents. Everybody invited to be
present
Or. and Mrs Z. Priebatsch, of
Brookhaven. were appreciated Wis.
itors here Sunday. Mrs. Prize
batsch remaining several days with
lher grandmother. Mrs. Chas. Levy.
but the Doctor returned home that
night Summit Sentinel.
Farmers hereabcuts declare there
has been less pIowing done this
winter than for several years. be-
cause of the unusually wet and cold
weather In fact. there has been
lnext to nothing done on the aver
age farm in this section during
4 December and January
h The Cooke-G Grafton lumber mill
of this city received two car loads
of steel rails Monday and will begin
laying them Immediately. This
mill ID seems. bought a large tract
Of timber few months ago. and as
their track now il only about six
miles long. they will have 10 in-
II crease it SO as to make It more