The Semi-weekly leader., 1913-02-05

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severely with cold.
House to Rent. For further
particulars. ring S51.
Ring the White Star for Pure
Pork Sausage. No. $40.
Mr.. Obed Rollins, of Fair River
was in town last week on business.
Special sale 25 cent Safety
Razors. Noodles Hardware Store.
Cleanliness is next to Godli-
ness. That is the White Stars
Motto.
Miss Retta Cameron spent last
Sunday in Jackson with Miss Ellen
Fondren.
Miss Ayleen McNair spent last
weekend with Mrs. Steve McNair,
at jackson.
Messrs. j. M. Wood and Merry
Harris were visitors to Jackson last
week On DuslneSS.
Ed. McCiendon has gone to Bude
to become an employee of the
Homochitto Lumber Co.
For Rent-A good residence on
10 acres of ground in mile of city.
Apply to DR.. /. L. Parsons.
Try the White Stars Boneless
Ham, Head Cheese. Tripe, and all
kinds of Sausage. Call 800.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. w. Ard and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. v. MassengiII
were Sunday visitors in Hazlehurst.
Mrs. B. W. McCormick and her
cousin. Miss Stockman. of Indiana,
left yesterday morning to ENJOY the
Carnival in New Orleans.
For Rept-SmaIl cottage with
acre of ground. barn and garden on
corporation line in western part of
city. Apply to Paul M. Hobbs.
Luther Furlow has purchased the
Kohlman cottage in the Curran ad-
dItion. and will begin housekeeping
there within the next few days.
Music. good yiands and a good
cause all together tomorrow Ill to
10:30 p. m. at the Gem Restaurant.
1t is a Kings Daughters benefit.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Hart
man left Monday for New Or
leans. after which they will stop
over here and then continue their
journey North. q
Mrs. j. w. White and daughter.
Miss Mabel. are spending several
days IN New Orleans, enjoying the
Carnival festivities. Miss Mabel
will stop off in Amite, La, for a
visit before returning home.
Mr.. S. 81. Chandler suffered a
critical attack of illness on Sunday.
He is somewhat improved at pres
ent. Mr.. Chandler has been making
his home with his daughter, Mrs.
D. Sartin, since the death Of his
wife last summer.
Mr.. N. 7. Tull left Sunday night
for Monticello, Ark. Mr.. TullI
had received telegram informing
him of the critical illness of his
aged father, who has made his
home for several years with his
brother, Rev. E. Tull. at Monticel-
10.
DR.. P. /. Lipsey, editor of the
Baptist Record, Rev. Bryan Sim
mons, agent for the Baptist Hospi-
tai, and Mr.. J. E, Byrd, Sunday
School Secretary. arrived Saturday
evening in Brookhaven and left
Sunday morning for Pleasant Hill
in the interest of the church cam
paign.
In the move from the old post
Office to the new one. someone OBJ
tanned possession of the new Parcel
Post Map of the Office, which had
been posted in the lobby. Party
who has same will please return
same promptly to E. F. Bremen 4
Postmaster. before any further
steps are taken.
Hon. T. Brady, one Of our busi-
est, brainiest. most conscientious
and painstaking lawyers, has been
re-appointed District Attorney,
with headquarters at Brookhaven,
for the Mississippl Central Railroad
Co. Hon. jeff Truly is General
Counsel and r. K. Smith, Vice
President and General Manager.
The Executive Committee of the
Women's Missionary Society of the
Methodist Conference met with the
president, Mrs. B. w Lipscomb,
last Friday in this city. Mrs B
r Lewis. of Crystal Springs, Mrs
La Prade. Of HazIehurst. Mrs.
Clifford. of McComb, and number
Of other prominent church women
we're among those in attendance.
Chancellor G. g. LyeIl wound up
his last term Of court. that for
Kinds county. last week, and trans
ferred the official ermine to his
able Successor. Hon. P. Q Jones.
of Brookhaven. The new chancel-
Ior is holding bis first stated term
at Yazoo City. Former Judge
LyelI has taken up the active prac-
tice Of law with Mayes & Mayes. Of
jackson.
Rev. Bryan Simmons gave two
excellent sermons at the Baptist
church last Sabbath. preaching 10
the morning on What Shall do