The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-12

MISS annie cranberry is returning
today to Washington where she is
doing government service.
Miss Daisy and Henry Grady
Flowers will return to-Warren, Ark.
with their aunt, Miss Stella Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wood are vel
coined to the /. H. C. Farm Home af.
ter their honeymoon on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Jones arrived
safely in England June 18th, Brook.
haven friends will be pleased tc
know.
DR.. Flowers, who is an exper.
fenced optometrist is leaving fol-
Chicago to take a post graduate
course.
Perfection Oil Stoves, Hot.
point Electric Irons, Water cool
ers and Refrigerators at C. B
Perkins.
| Mrs. E.. ]. McDaritt, mother oi
Mrs. Mary Henderson, is very i'll al
the home of her son. Mr.. Lee Me.
Davitt.
Mrs. Ed Mason and Miss Francis
have arrived from Fort Worth, al
the w. G. Mason home, east Of
Brookhaven.
Claude Williams has been well
coined back from the service, Mr. and
Mrs. Williams now claiming both
their sons again.
Mrs. Carey Crump is planning to
permanently reside here and will
purchase property after disposing Of
her interests in Hammond.
Mrs. H. Zwirn and Miss Sarah
have left on a visit to Atlantic City
with Mrs. S. Daniel. All together
anticipate delightful season.
Hon. Stokes ". Robertson. the ge.
NAL candidate for second term as
State Revenue Agent, was enjoying
contact with the old veterans or
Thursday.
Miss Stella Gregg was Miss Mary
Bryd's guest on Thursday, Miss
Gregg is a charming young visitor
from Warren, Ark, and is a niece oi
Mrs. Henry Flowers.
DR.. D. P. Butler of McCall's Creel
passed through Brookhaven Thurs
day on his way to Touro Infirmary
in New Orleans, where he will un-
dergo slight operation.
Hon. N. A. Mott, editor of the va.
zoo Herald and candidate for Lieut.
Governor was a visitor of yesterday
Mr.. Mott is one of the finest Chris
tian gentlemen of Mississippi.
Miss Emily Jones left Thursday tx
prosecute her duties in the interes
of extension work for the State Nor
NAL in Copiah County. Miss Jones
was gratifed over her trip to Lin.
coin.
Now is your chance to buy 8
Perkins Special Colonial Range
without reservoir $4,000, with
reservoir S4O.OO.-C. B. Perkins
Hardware Store.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman and her niece
Mrs. Grady Ford, returned from
their visit to Greenwood after hear.
ling OF the critical illness Of another
niece of Mrs. Hoffman-Mrs. w. HI
Nalty.
The files have taken" the King's
Daughters bed at the depot and
some one saw a typhoid germ crawl
out Of the ladies rest room. Anyway
our informant said he smelt it.
There's reason.
Mrs. ]. B. Hughes was informed
| by telegram Wednesday that her son,
w. G. Hughes, had landed safely In
New York after twelve months SER
vice overseas. He is expected home
within short time.
The Planters Bank, of Bogue Chit
to, is presenting very satisfactory
statement, both to those who do
business with the bank and the own
ers Of the Institution In another
part Of today's Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ]. Wilson were
welcomed to our city from Jsckson
Thursday Mrs. Wilson having met
her returning soldier-husband at the
Capital. They are now guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Heuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Vardeman have
greatly enjoyed a reunion Of their
entire family circle. Misses Jennie
and May have returned from the Gin
cinnati Conservatory and the two
sons from the .. 8. service.
A few more vacancies In the class
now starting Yicksburg Sanitarium
Training School for@ nurses. Young
ladies who wish to become trained
nurses will please write for parficu-
lars at once These. wishing to begin
training with the. Fall class ahould
apply now and finish part Of their
probation term before the fall classes
start. yicksburg sanltarium. vicka-