The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-10-16
MARRIAGE Licenses Issued the Past Week

Marriage Licenses issued the Past Week
White L. j. Wilson and Miss
Josie Heuck, S. D. Moak and Miss
Nellie Sasser.
Colored-None
The best cotton was selling for
12:40 yesterday.
EIgin's quotation for butter this
week is u cents.
Mrs. Henry Nalty has been a
visitor to Jackson.
Mr.. c. C. Drake, of Norfeld,
was here Thursday.
The police are ralding houses of
immortality and shame
Wood delivered 9Oc per load
Phone 209. Boyce and Cherry.
For SaIe-Several head of good
milk COWS. Apply to D H. Hart
man
Mrs j. E. Barron has been quite
i'll for the past few weeks; but is
better <
Lost!-A diamond and pearl sun
burst. Reward. Return to The
Leader Office
Mr.. j. T, Cherry is now half
partner with Mr.. W. A. Boyce in
the Boyce Implement Store
Mr.. F. E. Cuney, of PhiIadel-
phis, left Thursday after a visit at
the home of Mr.. John A Penn
A fourth child-a little daughter
was added to the family circle
of Hon. and Mrs. w. K Norton on
Thursday.
Wanted!-A settled woman to
keep house and look after small
children Geo. Strait, Route 2,
BrookhaVen, Miss
A new roof on the R w. Nc
Nair residence will shed the winter
rains to better advantage than the
one just turn away.
For Sale Quick-One nice young
mare, also rubber tired top buggy
and harness Address Rev. j. r
Kyzar. Brookhaven. Miss.
Mrs. Geo. McClsndon's extreme
illness on Thursday caused great
anxiety among her friends who are
still solicitous about her condition
Lost Oct. 18th, Diamond sun
burst brooch between my residence
and Mis- Chas. Dunning's. Lib
eraI reward for return. DR.. w.
Il Frizell.
Phone 209 means Boyce and
Cherry, then order your fuel,
wood. coal. Irish and sweet pota:
toes Anything you want in the
produce line.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs. Ira L. Parsons next
Wednesday at $3.50 p m. The word
is Peace. All members are
urged to attend.
Mrs. w H. Farrell chs srmingly
entertained the four-table bridge
club on Thursday afternoon. A
delightful lunch with hot. home
made rolls was served r
S F. Magee, collector of cotton
statistics for LlncuIn county, re-
ports total of 2.82l bales ginned
|up to Sep rs, as against CSC bales
to same date last year.
Successful farmers are those
who know their business and put
their knowledge to practical use,
opines farm expert. The same
thing applies to business men off
the farm.
The Peripstetics tenderd Mrs.
Lee Wilson a post-nuptial Shower
on yesterday afternoon. 1t was
very delightful affair and was par
ticipated in by large numbers of
the friends of Mr. aud Mrs Will
son, who arrived yesterday from
Jackson.
DUn't forget the Harvest Pa
rade, Nov. 6, while you are think
ing over things 1he Board of
Trade works while you sleep.
Strong minds ana steady hands are
at the helm Cooperate with the
Board of Trade ln their plans and
purposes.
Mr.. w. e. Thrash, a railway
Postal Clerk from the Hat. an1
Nat. z. P. .. line was the well
come guest of the Mailing clerks
in the U. S. PostofEice department.
at Brookhavsn, Miss, on Thursday
last. This being Mr.. Thrash IS
h0me once. he has numerous
friends here who welcome mis- pres
ence.
The Sins of the Mothers. = at
the Picture Show attracted great
deal Of attention and received
much comment on Monday The
passion for gambling was shown in
all its hideouEness and we hope will
deter many young mind in its
trend toward the game table. Mr.
Ford is putting on some good pic
lures this week.
Mrs. w. H. FrizsII. who has one
Of the most talented classes OF
young ladies in the Methodist Snn-
day School entertained them at the
home Of one Of them Mrs. Charles
Dunning ION last Wednesday after
noon. A delightful musical pro-
gram was given and refreshments
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