The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-10-02

Mrs. Leon Priebatsch has return
ed from a visit to Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. Frank Smith is building
new barn on his property on g.
Cherokee.
Hon. E F. Brennan has been in
MeadvilIe on professional business
this week.
Wanted-Oak, Ash. and Poplar
Logs. T J. Spragins & Sons,
Bude, Miss.
Millinery Opening-Do not for
get my Opening on Oct. 7th. Mrs.
Ida j. SchaIIer.
Mrs. P. j. Moran. of El Paso.
Texas, is a guest of her mother.
Mrs P. j. Cassidy.
Mr.. and Mrs N. 7. Tull have
returned from their visit to Red
Sulphur Springs, Tenn.
Mr.. F. B. Noodle has left for
Kentucky where he is interested in
the mining of fluorspar.
Mr.. and Mrs W. e. Maxwell re.
turned Friday morning from their
delightful visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Ike F. Edwards, of Bolivar
Co., is here visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs E b. French.
The Southern Development Com
pany expects to move into rooms
on the ground floor of the HUtel
Inez.
Wanted-2 boarders at SIS per
month. Private home. For infor-
nation address P. D. box No. $50
or phone &c.
Fall and Winter Opening--You
are cordially invited to attend my
Millinery Opening the 7th Of Octo-
ber. Mrs. Ida j SchaIler.
Again the boys from this vicini-
ty have formed a Lincoln County
Club at the A. & M. Three cheers
| for the club and our boys from old
Lincoln!
Mrs. Sidney McMullen, who will
make her home with her husband
at Dallas. Texas, has been spending
the week here with her parents.
DR.. and Mrs. 7. Butler
Mr. R. M. NaIty went to Mead
Vile Tuesday to complete the pip
ing from the Court House to the
A. 81. S buildings. which will be
supplied with water from the deep
we'll.
Mrs. Randolph Smith left yester-
day to make her home in Canton.
Mr.. Smith is engaged in business
| in Madison. Brookhaven friends
regret the removal of this excellent
family,
Rev. Father MulVihill succeeds
Rev j. j.. Igoe to the pulpit OF
st Francis Church The new rec
tor is from Aberdeen. Rev. Igoe
will go to McComb to take charge
of the Catholic Church of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Maddox.
of New Orleans, are making their
home in Brookhaven. boarding at
the Wentworth home. Mr.. Mad
dox is now superintendent of the
plant Of the Brookhaven Gravel Co.
Miss Mackie Mckinney, one of
ELincoIn's most splendid young wo-i
men. is Primary teacher this term
| for the Quitman Public School.
The school will find out how fortu-
nate it is to have Miss McRaney in
the faculty.
The Peripatetics will hold their
first meeting of the club season
| with Mrs. F. H. Hartman at her
residence on North First st. next
| In the absence of the President, Miss
Eva Kohlman, the Vice President.
Miss Josie Heuck will preside.
The program will be informal
hut an attractive one.
The Leader inadvertently omit
tad to mention that on last Sunday
evening at six o'clock Mr and
Mrs. T. Ii. Perkins entertained the
bridal party of the O'Donnell-Gor-
don n~weddlDg at a handsome eight
course dinner 1t was one OF the
most charming pre-nuptisl affairs
ever given in ourlclty.
The Cottage Prayer Meeting at
Mrs. Joe C. Morean's home Thurs
day afternoon was attended by a
dozen ladies and was of more than
usual interest. Mrs. Henry Meyer
led the services. The next meet
ing will be held on next Thursday
At Mrs Henry Meyers with Mrs.
joe G. Morgan, as leader
Mr. and Mrs. John Philips have
moved into the residence just east
of the Tibbs house. This beautiful
street. East Cherokee. used to be g
residence street for negroes, all
most entirely, Ia the past few
wears attractive cottages have been
built by wei4-to-do white citizens
and are now occupied for the mOst
part By their owners. The last me-
gro family moved out the past