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

Best cotton sold for 1925 today.
Hon. Hermon Dean. spent Mon
day in McComb.
Mr.. f. ". Becker spent yester-
day 10 Tylertown.
Mr. Charles Higdon spent Sum
day in Hazlehurst.
Mr., F. F. Becker is in Chicago
on a business trip.
Mrs. Chas Butter6eld left yes
terday for New Orleans.
Miss Susie Powell. of jackson.
was last weeks visitor.
Mrs g E Chaney. of Norfeld,
spent Monday in this city.
Mr.. Emanuel Hodges. of Nc
Calls Creek, was in town Monday.
Miss Theoda Welch. of Hazle-
hurst, is visiting Miss Leila Barron
DR. E H. Buie. now of Natchez,
was here a short while yesterday
Mr. j. L. Daughdrill. of Topi-
saw, was business visitor here to-
day.
Miss Mary McCloskey. of New
Orleans. IS Mrs. Boyce Noodles
guest.
Mr.. John Magee. of Norfield,
spent Saturday in Brookhaven on
business.
Mr. F. B. Noodle left on Satur-
day night for a business visit to
Kentucky.
Mr.. F. o Conant. Secretary of
our Board of Trade. spent yester-
day in Jackson.
For SaIe-$100 brand new REM
ington Typewriter for $40. Apply
to M R. Leary.
Nice 12-room rooming house op-
posite depot for rent or sale Ap.
ply to M R. Leary
The Silk Stocking Club will meet
next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs W. H Farrell.
Miss Clara Nagle. of McComh,
was the charming weekend guest
of Miss Eva Everett.
Mr.. W. Lee Maxwell. of Fair
River, was a business visitor in
town the first of the week
We have buGGies for
sale or trade. Hender-
son g Turnbough.
Messrs Chas. Heuck, w. H.
Seavey and VIM. DAVIS attended the
Shriners' ceremonials at jackson
last Saturday.
Hon. A. A. Cohn was elected
City Attorney by the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen at che regular
meeting last evening.
Mr.. Monroe Bessonett and family
will leave Friday for Holloway,
La where MIR Bessonett has pur-
chased large farm.
Mr.. Merry Harris is now EN-
ployed at the Crosby Bond Lumber
Co Is office. which is one of the
busiest places in town.
The little children of Mr.. and
Mrs 5 G Ray have all been suffer-
ers since the blizzard set in All
are improved at present.
All teachers of Beat will have
their next meeting at Lloyd's
School Feb. 16. at 10:3O a. m. The
program will appear later.
For Sale-Elegant two-story res
idence in northwest part of city,
two blocks from Whitworth Col
lege. Apply to M. R. Leary.
DR.. R. E. Higdon went up to
Hazlehurst Sunday to see his wife
and little son off to Texas DR..
Higdon will leave in a few days
Mrs Madge Holmes left this
morning for Hattiesburg. after
being a guest of her relative. Mrs
Carrie Bryant. for a brief season.
Cyphers IncubatOrs
and BrOOders in stock
at c. b. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
The BrooKhaven Syrup Co. is
sending out an article that cannot
be excelled anywhere- of all
life's sweets, the very sweetest
yet"
Miss Elmer Jones and her charm
ing guest. Miss Grace Watkins. of
Aberdeen. are guests of Mrs Wood.
Mrs. Wood entertained in their
honor last evening.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Wright and
two children, of Eupora, Miss ar
rived last night to be the guests of
Mr.. J H. Rogers family. a few
miles southeast Of this city
Mrs Arend and Miss Edith But
terfieId, who have been guests Of
Mr. and Mrs Chas. ButterHeld,
left on yesterday for their homes
in Boston and Chicago, respectively
Mr. J D Kerr came over from
Ramsey. La Sunday to visit his
wife and little sons here Mrs.
Kerr has been sufferer with
grippe since the recovery Of her