The Semi-weekly leader., 1913-04-26


was visitor Of the week.
For Sale A good fresh milch
COW at low price for cash.
Tomorrow at s o'clock 3. M,
services will be held at the Episco-
pal church.
| Mr.. M. j. Halle contempIates
erecting a residence on his lot IN
Natchez Avenue.
Miss Edna Sullivan. Of Mead
willie, has been guest Of Miss
EsteIle Cranberry.
Mrs. A. A. Cohn accompanied
her mother. Mrs. Rubel. back to
her home in Okolona.
Mr.. Jesse Morgan left Monday
for Hattiesburg, where he will take
a position in drug store.
Mrs. Will Richards left on Thurs
day for Lansing, Michigan, where
she will spend the summer.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Lena Rogers. Wednes-
day, April 80, at $3.50 pm.
Mr.. Ebert Morgan, of Franklin.
ton, La, is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Morgan.
I
Miss Fannie Larkin has returned
to BrooKhaven to reside, much to
the regret Of a host Of friends here.
Lawrence County Press.
DR.. /. W. Cooper left yesterday
for Dallas, Texas, to attend a
meeting OF the Board of Education
of the M. E. Church, South.
Mrs. Birdie Lynch, a lovely rep.
resentative of Meridian, has re-
turned to her home after a pleasant
visit with Mrs. L. 0. Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smylie Morgan and
two sons left Tuesday for Scanlon,
La, after two weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Nor
gan.
DIR. j. P. Conn is back from New
Orleans, having completed his
special course in the treatment Of
diseases of women and children. =
Lawrence County Press.
Lost Pair new tan shoes last
Saturday on West Chippewa Street.
Finuer return shoes to Louvenia
O'NeaI at MIR. Deans residence,
East Chickasaw ST., Brookhaven.
Mrs. May Pevey Thrash spent {
few hours with friends here yester.
day, being en- route from Vicks'
burg to Roseland, La, to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Pevey.
Mrs. Ruth Christian and Mis-
EsteIle Buchanan left Thursday fol
their home in New London, Mo-,
after a visit of several weeks il
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Penn.
Miss Mary Redding visited witt
MRS. Boswell and Miss Terry OF
Thursday and Friday. 1t was ;
matter of regret to Miss ReddiDg'I
many friends that her visit was sc
| brief.
| The following made the trip vi;
auto to Browns Wells and bacl
Sunday: BurreI Spencer and Wal
| ter Spitzkeit, Misses Fannie Mikel
and Lola and Leila Barron, Mrs
Carrie Bryant and daughter ans
Mrs. GreenlaW, and Jack Moore.
Rev. w. Fl. Morgan went out t
Grange Hall today to deliver the
annual address before the gradual
ing class. Grange Hall has alwayI
been prominent as an educationa
center and under the principalshiI
| of Prof. j. e. Woodward the pas
| two years.. has advanced and be
come more efficient in every par
ticular.
| With deep regret The Leader
notes the death of Mr.. Jack Rowan
the beloved young brother Of Mis-
jamie, who left here Tuesday fol
his bedside at Wesson. The young
man passed from temporal tt
Ieternal life on Thursday evening
/ The funeral services we're held a
mine O'Clock this morning at Wes
lson.
| Presbytery will convene il
| Brookhaven next September. A
| the recent meeting at Port Gibson
Rev. r. +. WaIkup, Of this city
| was elected Commissioner from tina
| body to the Presbyterian Genera
| Assembly to be held in Atlanta il
May. Mr.. Walkup is also secretaT'
of the Home Mission Board and is
therefore, most actively employe'
i in the interest of the denomination
he represents.
The Lawrence County Press pre-
sents with a deal of pride this wee
a cut of the handsome Con-
Building lately erected at Monti
cello by DR.. J P. Conn. Th
structure is a tWo-story brick go b
100 feet and cost sic, 900. It meet
every demand Of the times in i
water supply, sanitation and ever
modern convenience. It contain
offices and auditorium. drug store
barber shop. dental rooms. etc.