The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-08-04

For Rents room house in
BatcheIder Addition. Water works
and bath. Apply to ] W Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. CdIIen Storm, Of
NorheId, spent Sunday here at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. N Storm.
FIant now and get a good stand
of Red Valentine Bunch Beans
Fresh seed in stock by Price Drug
Go.
Misses Martha Ellis and Irene
Maxwell are enjoying visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Maxwell at Month
cello,
Residence for Rent-Large and
commodious with large grounds.
Call at Hyman Zwirn's for full par
ticulars
Mrs. W. L. Carpenter returned
home Saturday after three weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. F. l..
narveston.
Mrs. j R. Kyzar and her sister,
Miss Bessie Burns, attended the
Ghautauqua at Crystal Springs
last week.
Screen doors, screen wires, ice
cream freezers and oil stoves.
Hardware of all kinds at Noodle
Hardware Co.'S. store.
Miss Daisy Bramlett entertained
last Friday evening IN honor of
Misses Johnston and Snyder, o1
Clinton. A pleasant social evening
was enjoyed.
Mrs. Higdon. our popular mo-
diste, has moved into the Charles
Perkins residence on N Whitwortt
Ave, and is very happily situated
In every respect.
Rev. J R. Kyzar assisted Rev
G e. Darling in meeting at Mt.
Zion last week Mr.. Kyzar's time
is we'll taken in the service during
the meeting season
For SaIe-Nice 5 room bungalow
with electric lights and bathroom
with hot and cold water. Nice out
house. For information call at TBS
North Jackson st BrookhaVen
Miss
Henry Ware Hobbs went up to
Crystal Springs Sunday to be a
guest of the week with Eugene Bee
at Rest Awhile" the lovely
Chautauqua home of Mrs. Ira L..
Parsons.
Miss Eunice Anding left Monday
on a visit to her sister, Mrs MuI.
lens, at McComb. She was accom-.
panied by her niece, Miss Margaret
Bayliss and will be away until Sep.
tember,
Mrs. B. F. Canterbury attended
the funeral of her friend, Mrs. Os-
car Starnes, at Hazlehurst yester-
day. Mrs Starnes had a number
of friends in Brookhaven who re-
gret to hear of her death.
Mr.. B. F. Roberts, who has been
i'll for several weeks. has enjoyed a
visit from his brother, Mr.. Arthur
Roberts. of Laurel. Mr.. Roberts
returned to his home last Satur-
day, leaving his brother here I'M
proved
Mrs E. D. Byrd and Miss Fan
ME Rea have, as guests the four
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian
BYRD, of Memphis. who have come
to enjoy another summers recrea-
tion at the ideal suburban homes of
grandmother and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Maxwell re-
ceiVed a message Monday telling of
the serious condition of Mrs. Will
lie Maxwell at Monroe. La. Miss
Dora Smith left yesterday to be
with her sister whose condition be-
came worse after an operation.
Mrs. D. H. Barber and her five
children leave today for their home
in Valentine. Texas. after spend
ing several days with Mrs. Emma
Bee Mrs. Barber is pleasantly
remembered here as Miss Eugenia
Bee. the eldest daughter Of Mr..
Barnard Bee.
Mrs j. G. Havard, who has been
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Smith. left Sunday for her home in
Alberta, La. On Saturday there
was reunion Of the five sisters Of
the Joel P. Maxwell family at the
home Of Mrs. Smith, as follows: =:
Mrs. Jane MuIIens, Mrs j. G.
Havard, Mrs. Ebert Lowell, Mrs.
Ike and Mrs. Frank Smith. The
only shadow over the meeting was
the continued i'll health Of the
youngest slater. Mrs. Frank Smith.
of this city,