The Semi-weekly leader., 1913-02-26

Mr.. N. T. Tull spent Sunday il
Jackson.
Miss vara Scott visited at Crys'
tai Springs Sunday.
Wanted-A good, all-round
horse. Apply to Rev. ]. r. Kyzar,
Mrs. B. T. Hobbs visited hei
sister at Crystal Springs last Sun,
day.
MIR. G. w. Maxwell, of Faii
River, was in this city Thursday on
business.
Ring 800. the White Star Mar
ket, for choice fed meats and home
made pork sausage.
For Rent-A good residence on
10 acres Of ground in mile of city.
Apply to DR.. |. L. Parsons.
To the qualification of mary
friends DIR. v. B. Watts is recover.
ing from his recent attack Of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. j. j. Green returned Satur-
day from several months stay with
her son, Or. Clifton Green, at
Utica.
MIR. II. P. MoIIere, manager of
Hattiesburg's Lomo Theatre, was
here Saturday with his brother,
Mr.. v. j. MolIere.
Mr.. R. M. Brister, of Route l.,
expects to leave this county the
latter part Of this week and will
locate near Columbia.
DR.. W. E. Tynes has been solicit
ing in our city for the Baptist
Record. The Record should be in
every Baptist household.
Try the White Star Market.
Homemade head cheese, boneless
hams, tripe, liner sausage and all
kinds of smoked sausage. Phone
320.
Rooms for Rent-Furnished or
unfurnished, suitable for light
housekeeping or for lady or gentle
man. Mrs. G. L. Ford, 173 South
jackson St., Brookhaven, Miss.
Master Chas. Henry Ford delight
fully entertained his Sunday School
Class Wednesday afternoon, Feb.
18th, the occasion being the annl-
versary of his fifth birthday.
During the illness of Policeman
Henry Williams and Policeman
Lanes lay-off with a pistol shot
wound, j. W. Mcbride and A. L.
Moore have been serving as night
guardians on the city force.
Mrs. c. H. Dean and children
returned last Friday from Sena-
tobia. Mrs. Dena's sudden be-
reayement in the death of her
father has called forth the commits
Grafton and regret of Brookhaven
friends. as we'll as of those more
intimately associated with the
Tucker family in North Mississippi.
Old Prob. is evidently getting
ready to start off with a clear stock
OF weather, as he has for nearly
three months been unloading on us
all the odds and ends of storms. Job
lots of SHOWS. shop-worn thaws and
misfit billiards which have been
accumulating in his business for
several years.
Some few people have not yet
found out that the postoffice has
been moved. Either that or from
Observation-Disclosures or force of habit
letters continue to be dropped
through the outside letter box,
and are found every few days when
some employe of McGrath goes
into the old abode of the post
Office.
DR.. j. Sterling Moore attended
the meeting of the Tri-County
Medical Association at Brookhayen
Tuesday. The next meeting of the
Pike. Lincoln and Copiah medicoes
will be held at McComb during the
month of April. The Gazette sug.
|gests that they be invited to hold
their June meeting at Magnolia. -
Magnolia Gazette.
Mr.. VIM. Fitch and son, were
business visitors here Monday.
Mr.. Fitch has lately moved his
family from Omaha. Nebraska. and
has located on a farm near Bogue
Chitto MIR. Fitch is cordially well
coined to our county in its interest
and his own. We believe he will
be delighted with our land and
people.
The Methodist choir has been SO
improved by the addition of various
stringed instruments and voices
that it has become a vital as well
as attractive part of the services.
Mrs. Willoughby's singing is d
feature that has inspired others to
rally to the aid of the pastor, Rev.
w. H. Lewis, and effort is being
made to make the music as excel
lent as it should be with the splen-
did talent possessed by the memA