The Semi-weekly leader., 1914-02-25
Don't sell your live stock.

ming,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Warnock are
the proud parents Of fine boy.
Note the dates at the Hampton
Auditorium for this week and next.
Mrs. Geo. Warnock is very low
indeed at her home on the Green
place.
Mr.. ] J. Campbell. prominent
planter of Greenwood. was here
last week.
House For Rent-Hot water.
bath and lights. Apply. Mrs. F.
E. Eldred.
Go. by all means. to hear DIR.
Bailey each evening at the hampton
Auditorium this week.
Harold Bauer, the master
pianist, next Tuesday evening at
the hampton Auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Barrows,
of New York. were guests here a
couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Holden were
Saturday visitors from McComb
with Mr. and Mrs. j. II Sumrall.
Mr.. W. M. Richie, of the Fair
River neighborhood. was an appre-
ciated business visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. W. S. Fore and his daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth, spent Sunday at
Beauregard with Dr., and Mrs. Pat
terson.
Mr.. ]. W. Carr. of Route /. was
in to see us in Saturdays sunshine
Mr.. Carr keeps right up with The
Leader.
Mrs. Virgie Boadwee Kendall
states that she will leave within
the next few days to join her hus-
band in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. McInnis went to
Union Church Sunday to visit their
daughter, Miss Mamie, who has
moved to Natchez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Mayes and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Fl. Rogers left Sunday for New
Orleans and the Carnival.
For Sale-White Rock Eggs for
setting. $1.00 per setting. Is as
they run. $3.50 per setting, Is
select. DR.. R. D. Ripley.
Miss Leta McPhail has been COM
PEELED to give up teaching at Love
School on account of illness, her
friends will regret to learn.
John Harvey. second son of DR..
J H. johnson. has been very i'll
indeed the past few days with an
abcess in his head.
Miss MabeIle Henderson and her
uncle. Mr.. VIM. Bee, left Saturday
night for Mobile to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon, formerly residents
here. They will return this week.
Taken Up-Bay horse two white
hind feet, about IA hands high
weighs about 900. Owner can have
animal by paying for this ad. and
feeding expenses. by applying to
Sid Hartman.
Mr. Carol Bardwell, the old re-
liable from Union Hall, was in to
see us Saturday. Mr.. Bardwell's
nice canned fruit and sweet pota-
toes could be consumed with a.
relish by our people.
Miss Mabel Smith returned last
Friday from California after sew
eral months absence, during which
she visited ten states. She is in,
the best of health and with a decid-
ed leaning toward the Golden West.
Mrs. j. P. Drake, of Vicksburg,
is the guest of her daughter, Miss
jamie. at Whitworth College. Mrs
Drake is one of the pioneer w. e
I. u, women of the State and her
work has been invaluable to the
temperance cause
Mr. j. M. Beal. Of Becky Bluff,
who is one of the sturdy Illinoisans
among our people, was a brief Wis.,
itor of last Saturday. Mr.. Beal is
bent on live stock and raising good
things to eat. The Creamery gives
him confidence in investment in
cows.
United Missionary Conference
next Thursday evening, March s. at
1880 O'Clock. at the hampton Audi
torium. All denominations are
interested in these conferences
which are held in cities all over the
country of 5000 and more inhabi-
tants.
If YOU have extra good grazing
lands, with plenty Of running water
entire grazing season, under strong
wire fence. convenient to dipping
vat. to let monthly or grazing
stock by head. give full particulars
and details. first letter. addressing
Grazing Co, care of Brookhaven
Leader.
The following officers have been
ratified as members Of the B Y P.
u: Robert Lee Jones, President;
Miss nellie Vann, Vice President. !.
Henry Ware Hobbs, Secretary !;
Luther Tyler. Treasurer; Miss
Lucille Higdon, Corresponding Sec
retary. The Union will meet every
Sunday afternoon at the City Hall.
Mr.. Guy e. BrignaIl will leave
Hon the first for Aurora, ILL.,. where