The Semi-weekly leader., 1913-02-26
LOCAL
NEWS
Cotton 1926 today.

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tied 10 HazIehurst Sunday.
Mrs. S. o. Falyey came ia from
Caseyville yesterday on business.
Mr.. M. B. Hughes made a busi-
ness trip to Meadville yesterday.
DR.. E. B. French came over from
Natchez Sunday to spend the day.
Mr.. Allen. Of the Forbes Piano
Co., at Jackson, is in our city to-
day.
Miss Lillian Folkes, of Crystal
Springs. is guest Of Miss Annie
Blue.
Mrs. Gee. W. CoyinRton, Of
Hazlehurst, is Mrs. Butterfield's
guest.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. MilIican are
visiting friends in McComb this
week.
MIR. P. b. Newly, of Adams
Grove. was a business visitor here
yesterday.
If you wish to buy residences at
low prices, see Peter Rooney, PEARL
haven, Miss.
Sexton Penn has returned to Nc
Comb to resume his duties on the
/. G. Railroad.
If you wish to buy cheap lots in
Pearlhaven Addition, see Peter
Rooney. Pearlhaven. Miss.
Mr.. G. H. Betz, of McComb,
spent Monday and yesterday with
his brother. Mr.. r. L. Betz.
Miss Laura Moretcn will enter
tain the Mouchoirs this evening at
a party, unique and original.
Mrs. Burnette Hobbs, of Hatties-
burg, arrived yesterday and is q
guest of Miss Mary M. Hobbs.
Mrs. Kate Ably Darden, of Fay.
cite. has been a guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. E. B. French.
Mr.. Jack Havard, of Alberta,
La. arrived yesterday at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Frank, Smith, on
q visit.
Miss Jeanie Rowan was called to
New Orleans yesterday by the crit
ical illness of her brother, Jack
Rowan.
Miss Ruth Hawkins, of HazIe-
hurst. spent several days with Mrs.
E. B. French and also visited Mrs.
R. Selby.
Miss Eunice Powers was taken to
the Brookhaven Sanitarium yester-
day. where she is suffering with
the grippe.
Miss Ruth Ably. Of Memphis.
spent several days at the bedside of
her father in the home Of her
sister, Mrs. E. B. French.
Mr.. Fletcher Green has purchas-
ed the Peoples Restaurant on
Front Street and is now the sole
owner and proprietor of same.
Mrs. q. C. GammIII and daugh-
ter, Miss Matte aand Mrs. Lee Ar
mold, of McComb, we're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Betz last Sat-
urday.
Many neighboring cities paid
tribute to the talent and acquisi.
tion of the actorrsinger, Rispham,
by attendance upon the concert of
last evening.
Wanted-A bright young girl,
IL to IA years of age to serve as
apprentice in Millinery department.
Apply at Department. John Nc
Grath & Sons.
Mr.. j. L. Godbold has accepted
a travelling position with an insur-
ance company. His brother, Mr..
Hugh Godbold. will take up the
local work here.
Miss Carrie Rutland, a girl of
sixteen years, died at Sontag on
Monday and was buried Tuesday.
Sympathy goes out to the grief
stricken relatives and friends.
Hon. and Mrs. J. S. Sexton and
Mrs. Kathleen Sexton Spiller came
down from Hazlehurst to the Bisp-
ham Concert and were guests yes
terday Of DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Hig-
don.
Open savings account with US
at once and let your money earn a
per cent interest, compounded
semi-annually. A dollar will do to
begin with. Brookhaven Bank &
Trust Co.
Rev. ]. L. Neal Of Hattiesburg.
is expected to assist Kew. w. h.
Lewis in a service Of days especial
" for the College girls and Begin
ming next Sunday. The meetings
will be held in the church.
Our ample resources and the
character, business and financial
ability of the members Of our
Board Of Directors is a guarantee
of the safety Of your funds deposit
ed with this bank. Investigate.
and be convinced and bank with US.
Brookhayen Bank & Trust Co.
The MusicaIe- Bazaar given last
Friday afternoon at the Public
School in the interest OF the equip
ment in the sewing department Of
the Public School, was interrupted
By the sudden and severe storm of
that afternoon. Many lovely arti-|
cIes were contributed BY The teach
era and pupils and a partial pro-