The Semi-weekly leader., 1914-07-08
Room to Rent or Board-Apply
to Mrs. E. K. Mclean. Chickasaw
St

at nome this week. recovering from
an attack of fever.
Brookhaven had left.out feel
ing on the fourth. Let US begin to
celebrate now for 1915.
Little Ike Cope had a severe tus-
sle with typhoid fever after all;
but is again improving.
Messrs. Chas. D. Smith, ]. C.
Weekley and S. K. Jones spent the
4th in the Crescent City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell Spencer,
now of Greenwood, spent several
days here. including the 4th.
Found-Pair Nose Glasses,
Owner can get same by calling at
this office and paying for this
notice.
DR.. R. E. Higdon is enjoying
the hopsitality of Mrs. J. T. Cot
ten's home while Mrs. Higdon is
away at Biloxi.
For SaIe-One 8-wheel Lindsey
Log Wagon. 4-inch tires. Prac-
ticaIIy new. Apply to l. M. Laird,
Brookhaven, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Staffier,
of New Orleans. are spending Mr..
Staffler's vacation period with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Staffler.
Desirable Cottage for Rent
Electric lights; sanitary closet;
bath, etc. $40 per month-no less.
Apply to F. B. Noodle.
For SaJe-Three young colt
mules. One broke; two unbroke.
Reasonable prices for quick sale.
Apply to Eugene Freine, Brook
haven, Miss.
Prof. B q. Wood, of Atlanta,
Ca, paid The Leader office an ap-
preciated call. Prof. Wood is en-
thusiastic over his adopted home
clty--Atlanta.
DR.. L. Bennett Sartin enjoyed
the Fourth and the succeeding Sun
day at home with his parents. TAX
ing his departure for New Orleans
on Sunday afternoon.
For Rent-Residence on N.
Church st. Two blocks from
Union Depot. Comfortable. All
modern conveniences. Apply Miss
Belle Bowen. 121 N. Church St.
Mr.. Bennett Chandler was well
coined home last Friday from Tus-
calooas. Ala. He was looking to
be in the best of health and is,
consequently, optimistic about con-
ditions everywhere. MIR Chandler
left On Sunday at noon.
Mr.. I. H. Perkins will leave
again Friday for the bedside of bis
sick wife in New Orleans. Mrs
Perkins successfully passed the or
deal of serious operation and it
is now expected that with time she
will regain her wonted health.
There is no necessity of anybody
losing his or her temper over any,
thing. If you grant every body the
right of opinion that you claim for
yourself you will soon learn to sus-
tain an admirable equipoise that
will make friends and keep them
under all circumstances.
Young men of the Baptist church
have planned fellowship meeting
for late additions to the church:
and with the aid of the ladies, who
are members, will extend courte-
ises due at "a social meeting to be
held after the prayer service on
Wednesday evening, July Is.
Hon. M. W. Kelley, of Natchez,
candidate for Governor, who has
made many friends where he has
gone since announcing for the
office, has been mingling with his
constituents here. He has an open
challenge to debate with Lieut..
Gov. Bilbo at any time and place.
The program and social meeting
of the w. M. S. will be held the
third Monday in this month with
Mines. Ellzey and EasterIing, at
the home of the former. These
two attractive young matrons are
among the more recent accessions
to our social and religious circles.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Maxwell
chaperoned picnic out at Kees'
Greek on the fourth. Messrs.
Powers and Powe and Misses
Boren, White and Williams joine d
relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
in the delightful day and elabor ate
picnic feast. 1t was one of the
most pleasant occasions Of the Ma
tional Bay.
From Texas exchange we learn
lof an automobile accident near
Galveston in which Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall suffered. Mrs. Kendall
/ formerly Miss Virgie Boadwee, Of
our city, lost a tooth and received
a severe cut on the chin and other
injuries. Brookhaven friends will
Ire2retfully learn of the unfortus
nate occurrence.
The patriotism Of Brookhaven
found an escape valve in the after
noon and evening of the fourth and
concentrated in its desire for some
outward expression of an inward
dissatisfaction atno other diversion
cf the day. at the Lomo Theatre.
where the managers gave charm