The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-26


to visit relatives at Roxie.
Mr.. Sessions Fore has returned to
Norfolk after a visit to home-folks
here.
Every little movement has a
meaning all its own" just now. poll
tically speaking.
Little Nelline Magee is visiting
with her little niece, Virginia Lee
Magee, in Monticello.
Miss Edith Guess was hostess of
a charming evening party at her
home in the Fifth Ward Wednesday.
Messrs. C. B. Perkins, Hugh ".
Wall and S. E. Moreton are all new,
owners of expensive and handsome
cars. ~Ea
Judge P. 2. Jones has been in Mon
ticello this week attending to legal
business before the Chancery Court
now in session.
DR.. Ridgeway, young medical
student of New York, was guest of
his relatives, Rev. and Mrs. w. H.
Lewis last Saturday.
One of your patriotic duties is to
exercise your right of suffrage. You
should cast your vote for every office
sought by candidates.
Miss Mary Byrd left yesterday for
Parchman and will later visit Ash
vile and will study at Montreal,
North Carolina several weeks.
Mr.. 7. H. Brinson and his son-in
law, Mr.. Henry Sims, both of Month
cello were in the city short time
Wednesday afternoon on business.
Messrs. Percy DUNCAN and F. H.
Fellows will undoubtedly meet with
success in their new business enter
prise, pool room, just opening.
The Spanish Fort Special will
furnish music for the dance at the
Inez Hotel next Thursday nights Ev-
erybody is invited from to-2:SO.
The friends of Mrs. VIM. H. Nalty
are pleased to know that she is i'm
proving nicely. Mr.. Nalty came home
for the day last Sunday.-Hammond
Vindicator.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Goss returned
Thursday night from Indianapolis.
The younger and only brother Of Mr..
Goss died while Mrs. Goss' brother
is seriously i'll.
Lost.-Thursday morning, large,
open faced, gold filed, watch. D. R.
Hayes and Woodman semblem en-
graved on face. Return to Leader
office and receive reward. +.
Miss Nita Forshag entertained on
Wednesday evening few of her
friends in honor of her guest, Miss
Willie Sue Murray, of D'Lo, Miss
Miss Murray returned home Friday.
For Sale International Thresh-
er, second hand, capacity SO to IS
bushels of oats per hour. In good
repair. Will sell at bargain. Louis
Cohn & Brothers. Brookhaven. Miss.
DUNCAN & Co., are opening
today their brand new Pool
Room over A. E. Moreton's S
store.
The Christian Workers will hold
their monthly social meeting at the
Hardy residence Monday afternoon
at 4.30. /Hostesses are Mines. T. H.
McNair, Kate Hardy and Harry
Watts.
For Sale-Duroc SOW and IL pigs.
One Duroc male, weight about 125.
Grade Jersey milk COW, third calf.
Grade Jersey milk COW 1st calf. Jer-
sey heifer, Is months old. Mrs. N.
S. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Ward. who
have numerous relatives in this
county, are leaving their new home
in McComb today to visit Mrs.
Wards aunt, Mrs. Mary Campbell, in
Memphis.
Mrs. Thompson, who has been so
long in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. T. H. McNair, has been spend
| ing a week with her son, DR.. Thomp-
son in Bogue Chitto and Is still en-
joying her visit.
Mrs. Joseph West returned We'd
nesday from a greatly enjoyed visit
to her daughter, Mrs. S. H. McLau-
rim, in Memphis, where she remained
three weeks. Mrs. McLaurin was
formerly Miss Daisy Byrnes.
So serious has been the illness of
Mr.. G. w. King that his son, Walter
King, was telegraphed for at Green
vile to come to his bedside. Mr..
Kings friends trust that he will
shortly take turn for the better.
Mrs. w. M. Turnbough together
with her young sons, Paul and Felix,
her sailor son, Jack, and soldier, Mr..
Walter Turnbough, and eother menl-
bers of the family attended Soldiers
Day" at the Chautauqua Thursday.
Ms. and Mrs. ]. B. West and the
two little folks went to Crystal
Springs in the West car THURSDAY
to enjoy Soldiers Day with the sew
eral thousand other people who at
tended. They had a delightful time.
Now's the time to look out for
Campaign Lies" The candidate who
would start what he knows to be a
falsehood "just to beat his compel
itor can't be trusted in the office he
aspires to-. Remember that and don't
believe "the lie" when you hear it.
Mr.. Van B. Kyzar has been ap-
pointed by the Richton Lumber Co.,
Superintendent in Charge of all
Woods and Railroad Operations from
the mill out, while Mrs. Kyzar is
conducting nice millinery business.
The Kyzars in renewing for the
Leader write 1--WE can't do without
the home news" Thanks.
For Sale-One Mosler Fire-Proof
safe, second hand. Size, inside meas
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