The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-02
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Mrs. ]. M. Wood visited Wednes-
day in Crystal Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Penn spent
Wednesday in jackson.
Mr.. J. p. Newman was in from
Grange Hall Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higdon have
returned from Kentucky.
Mrs. Blanche Magee Watson has
been visitor to her sisters at Nc
Comb.
Mrs. Stanley is back from de-
lightful visit to Georgia friends and
relatives.
Mr.. w. E.. Wise's residence is be-
ing rehabitated with nice coat of
white paint.
Abshagen Bros. are making re-
pairs on their bakery in the northern
part of town.
Mrs. Oscar Guess and Mr.. Malcolm
Guess of jackson, are guests with
Mrs. w. Y. Guess.
Mr.. w. w. Furlow's home is much
more attractive since the liberal use
Of the painters brush.
Mr.. M. D. McGrath was in Brook
haven this week, looking in unusu-
ally fine physical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Panzica and baby
are back after pleasant two weeks
spent in travelling through the north
ern states.
Mr.. Make Wilson has been well
coined on a visit by his family and
old friends here. Make is in busi-.
ness at Bogalusa.
There were no picnics Thursday
and large number of the candidates
spent their time in Brookhaven but
ton-holing the voters.
Mr.. Smith says that the roads ov-
er in California are as good as our
concrete pavements. Wish they'd
run over to Mississippi.
Miss Myra Gulley, one of our most
beautiful young girls, has had charm
ing guests in Miss Kate Cope and
Miss Irene Taylor, of MeComb.
Distance lends enchantment." 1t
is the experience of local poultry and
stock raisers that their wares" sell
further away from home than at
home.
Mrs. Aylward is continuing her
visit in Pensacola, while Mr.. Ayl-
ward of "Aylward's" has returned
refreshed for business now and to
come.
"The Auction of Souls which
Thad Montgomery has for sale is a
book replete with Turkish savagery
and brutishness. The Arcade will
show it on the films.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Butler have
been visitors of Rev. and Mrs. T. w.
Adams. Mr.. Butler returned home
to Gloster the first of the week, leav-
ing his wife to continue her visit
here.
Miss Fannie Mkell, after a visit
with Bropkhaven relatives has gone
to Browns Wells accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Lola Barron. Miss
Della Mikell is visiting in Crystal
Springs.
Mr.. B. B. Brister has succeeded to
the position of assistant cashier of
the First National Bank. Mr.. Bris-
ter has the confidence of the firm
and of the patrons as an efficient
employe.
Mr.. F. B. Noodle of Paducah, KY,
arrived Tuesday for visit with his
family and upon his return to his
place of business next week will take
with him his little son, Boyce, and
the latter's cousin, Jere Johnson. The
little boys will spend the remainder
of the summer with Mr.. Noodle.
Mrs. J. v. Bennett and children,
Milton and Mouzon have returned
from visit to relatives in Leake
County. Mrs. BENEFITS mother,
Mrs. N. e. Swales returned with her
daughter to her Brookhaven home to
remain an indefinite period. Mr..
Bennett Is now engaged in meet
ing at Harriston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Terzia, their
friends will be interested to learn,
have leased furnished apartment in
Monroe, La, which they will occupy
September first, houses and apart
ments being very difficult to secure
in that thriving town. Mrs. Terzia
and little daughter will remain in
Lumberton until that date.
Brookhaven friends and patrons
of schools will note with interest re-
ference to the approaching marriage
of DR.. Lawrence Lowrey. DR.. Low
rey was principal of the Fair River
School some seven years ago and
those most interested may not have
been aware at the time Of the ex-
cellent material they had in hand.
Among the automobile parties at
tending the dance at the Inez, was
one chaperoned by Mrs. VIM. Ander-
son of Jackson. The young people
who came with Mrs. Anderson in her
car were her daughter, Miss Kath-
crime Anderson, Misses Annie Helen
Shingleur and Annie Davis Mont
gomery; Messrs. VIM. Kennedy, VIM.
johnson, Chas. Snyder and Jas.
Moore.
Senator Capper, Of Kansas, said re-
ferring to development. in the mar
keting board committee. that while
Is and 1s cents was paid for dressed
beef, the average price paid BY the
ultimate consumer was 40 cents, that
These figures clearly show that the
retailer or the man who is selling
over the counter is profiteering.
No reference was made to Br0okha-