The Semi-weekly leader., 1913-07-23
LOCAL
NEWS

A4AttlC 0l0OyC ANO0AC - 0RCA0AA&
this week with relatives Jackson.
Mrs. Kathleen Wuescher and lit
tie son. of Bogalusa, are visitors at
Oakland.
Mrs. A. M. Wells, of Mccall, is
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. F.
H. Noble.
Monday Morning Sales, call
the ladies early at the beginning of
each recurring week.
The Werlein Player-Piano has
attracted a great deal of attention
at Holcombe's Pharmacy.
MIR. j. j. Starr, of Chicago, has
been a recent visitor in the home
of Mr.. Frederick Parsons.
Mr.. John T. Becker has a friend
and college mate as his guest-Mr.
Black, of Galveston, Texas.
F. o. Conant has added Fire In
surance to his Real Estate business,
having bought out w. H. Godbold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Grafton and
DIR. and Mrs. N. X. Thompson
autoed to Browns Wells last Sun
day.
Miss Victoria Parsons, of St.
Louis, is the attractive guest of
her brother, Mr.. Frederick Parsons
and wife.
Auto for Hire by day, hour or
trip. Calls answered promptly.
Call Ivy's Cafe. Phone No. 401, 7.
H. Smith.
For Sale or Trade-Jersey male
IL months old, subject to registra-
tion. Address Knox Cooper,
Brookhaven, Miss.
Miss Alice Anderson left Monday
to visit friends at Chautauqua.
and her cousin, Miss Lois Ander-
son, left this morning for Bude.
F. o. Conant and ]. l.. Godbold
are now associated IN the general
insurance business with offices in
the Telephone Exchange Building.
Miss Sarah Purser. the young
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. John
Purser, of New Orleans, is a guest
of her cousin, Miss Kathrine Pur.
ser.
Wanted-Several first.class white
brick masons. Don't come; but
write. No booze fighters need
apply. G. C. Conner. Columbia.
Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. LegItte have
returned from 0syka. Mr.. Legitte
was quite ill several days after his
return home, but is up and out
again.
Miss Josie Dele Storm is enter.
tanning two charming young ladies,
Miss Kathleen Miazza. of New Or
leans, and Miss Woodruff. Of
Natchez.
To Let-The Nalty cottage,
furnished. To be vacated by Mr..
and Mrs. Walter 7. Jones. Reduc,
ed price for the months of August
and September.
Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Sasser left
Monday for their new home al
Eastabuchie, where Mr.. Sasser
will begin his ministry as pastor
of the Baptist church.
lake care of the Dollars and
later they will take care of you
We pay per cent on Time Depos-
its and per cent on Savings.
Brookhaven Bank & Trust Co.
Mrs. R. S. Purser is expecting
her mother. Mrs. Magee, of Laurel,
at her home today. Mrs. Magee
comes from New Orleans, where
she has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. John Purser.
City Clerk A. B. Furlow and
Messrs. Max Wilson, II. c. Green
wood, Sam Abrams, W. Il. Becker,
A. A. Lilly, j. L. Godbold and
Robt. B. Stamps have all been
Crescent City visitors the past few
days.
The Y. w. A. met last evening
with Mrs. W. H. Morgan at the
Pastors Home. choosing the shade
of the evenings rather than the
glare of the afternoons for their
meetings during the rest of the
warm season.
The picnic at Cam on Friday
promises to be one of pleasure and
profit. All interested in the great
forward movement of school con-
solidation should attend without
respect to preconceived ideas.
Even if one is "agin" a movement,
he ought to know all about it.
Bring baskets and en- joy the day.
The continued illness of Mr..
Willie McGrath is much regretted.
Mrs. M. d. McGrath has, also,
the care of her two little grand
children, while their mother, Mrs.
Ellen NaIty, is under treatment in
New Orleans. The numerous
friends Of the family hope earnest
ly for the recovery Of the brother
and sister.
We haven't much sympathy for a
boy who says he did the wrong
thing because he was in bad COM
pany; but sometimes when it hap
pens that a good boy has to bear
the blame of wrongdoing or inn