The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-09-03

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/ There has been a fruit famine ii
Brookhaven.
Decidedly cooler Sunday night and
Monday morning.
Mrs. Harry Muller, of Gwin, is q
guest here of Mr.. Muller's parents.
Fall suits and hats are already
seen upon our streets as well as In
our stores.
Little Homer Kees is still having
slight fever after protracted attack
of typhoid.
Mrs. L. A. Quin, of Jackson, is the
welcome guest of her daughter, Mrs
]. T. Leggett.
Little Brown Furlow, jr., has been
suffering lately with intermittent
attacks Of illness.
Miss Annie Belle Hickman, OF
Jackson, Tenn, has been asguest OF
Mrs. Homer D. Sutton.
Dr. and Mrs. Will Penn, of Vicks;
burg, have been guests at the historic
Penn home in this city.
We note with regret that young
son of Mr.. Nola White has lost two
fingers in mill accident.
Mrs. 0. ]. Haley, of Copiah county,
has been a guest here Of her sister,
Mrs. Kethley, and other relatives.
Miss Katie Belle Fore will remain
with her sister, Mrs. Roy Pritchard,
where she will complete her college
course at Atlanta.
You that complain Of high prices
think of the people that have to do
without even at reasonable rates OF
profit to the seller.
Supt. t.-Elect Russell Ellzey attend
ed the Convention of superintendent
at Gulfport who will serve for the
four years term commencing in jan
uary.
Two dwellings, owned by e. G.
Edmiston and located in desirable
residence section of Brookhaven for
sale. Price reasonable, terms attrac-
tive. Apply to Brookhaven Bank &
Trust Co.
Residence property for Sale!--2
houses on s. Church St., and
houses on West Monticello Street
Nos. SAL and SAT. Address p. o.
Box 474.
Among the visiting attorneys in
attendance upon the Circuit Court
Monday was Hon. r. e. Bennett,
District Attorney of the Sixth Judi
cial District.
Wanted.-Pine heart ties 6x8 In
carload lots of $50 delivered to any
railroad station. Best price paid.
Phone or write e. F. Brennan, Jr.,
Brookhaven, Miss.
Mr.. Dorm Willoughby has raised
okra sixteen inches in length. Mr..
Willoughby has been working SO
hard in the sunshine that his eyes
are affected, 1t is hoped temporarily.
The Leader very much appreciated
call from Rev. A. F.. Fogartie, the
young pastor of the Presbyterian
church, who has begun his ministry
here under encouraging circumstan-
ces.
Editor Taylor of the Baptist Bull
letin said in his last issue referring
to the sewerage question What
Brookhaven needs it can afford to
have and cannot afford to do with
OUT
The Methodist parsonage was O.
pened to a merry company of little
Sunday School children last Thurs
day afternoon who were delightfully."-
entertained by the w. II. Lewis fam
lily.
The first meeting Of the District
Sunday School Institute was held al
the Methodist Church last evening
Rev. s. N. Turnipseed, Field Secre.
tary Of the Alabama Conference de.
livered the address.
The two sign posts as the inter.
section Of w. Cherokee and NJ. Jack
son, and N. jackson and w. Month
cello Street keep autos moving in the
fright direction and make the pedes
trian's footing little surer.
Wanted-to buy good second hand
talking machine with records: am
make. Give name OF machine, mum
ber Of records and price for all ii
answer. Address by mail only, p. q
Box 463. Bro0khaven. Miss:
Mrs. Tobe Graves and. children
left yesterday for PoplarviIle aftel
visits to Mrs. Delton Moore and Mrs
Homer Sutton. The Graves famiI,
lexpect to locate again In BrookhayeI
where they own splendid residence
4 Little Oscar Hartman, aged threl
years, was painfully injured Satur
day when q mule grazing on th'
llawn, kicked the little fellow in tn
face. Three teeth were knocked ou
and a cash made that reQuire'
stitching.
\ For Sale.-24O acres we'll locatel
farm land with fne water. Contain
1.-TWO dwelling houses, Is acres Is cui
/ ltivated land. 100000 feet of timbe
Ion uncleared land Located y
lmilse south Of Bahala and mile
least of Wesaon. and miles north 9
| Woolworth Church on M. G. r. +
Three mail routes and Creamer
route. Stock range open. Will sol