The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-20

Mrs. Robt. Terry visited relatives
in Terry from Friday to Monday. DR..
Thompson visited Jackson and SO
kindly accommodated Mrs. Terry to a
seat in his car.
Former County Superintendent 2.
c. Hodges is now engaged with the
war department in the office of the
chief of motor transport corps at
Washington, D., c,
Residence property for Sale!- %
houses on S. Church St., and
houses on West Monticello Street
Nos. 541 and SAT. Address P. o.
Box 474.
Mrs. Joseph West returned Sun
day night from Hammond. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Byrnes presented Grand
mother West, second little grand
daughter wheile she was in their
home.
Two dwellings, owned by e. c.
Edmiston and located in desirable
residence section of Brookhavep for
sale. Price reasonable, terms attrac-
tive. Apply to Brookhaven Bank &
Trust Co.
Wanted - Experienced young
lady stenOgrapher. $500 per
month with prospect of advance
ment if satisfactory. Address
Box 551, Brookhaven, Miss.
Pictures framed right. No bad
joints-No nails to show Sealed in
hno
All colors Of mats carried in stock.
SO patterns of moulding to select
from. Phone 81 or call me at the
Leading Jewelers.. B. B. Price.
Former Governor and Mrs. A. H
Longino, with Misses Annie Ramsey
and Gay and Messrs. Gwin and Ma
rion Longino are on the Gulf Coast
at the D. A. Griffith home during the
extended absence in the East of Mr.
and Mrs. Griffith.--Jackson Dispatch
Car sales in Brookhaven have been
so brisk the past week that almost
every one of the numerous statesmen
is now afoot-they haven't even q
second hand car to get around in
having even disposed of the used
|automotive vehicles. This Just
shows what strong market there is
in this section for cars.
Mr.. Dick Willard, Of New Orleans
left yesterday to further prosecute
his duties as traveller for Brad
street. Young willard was stu
dent four years at the G.. C. M. A..
and is a graduate of Rugby's, New
Orleans. He is occupying position
with Bradstreet that much older men
have not filled so well.
A dance on Island Park pavilion
was enjoyed by a large number OF
young people Wednesday night. Wis
itors were here from Hazlehurst
Brookhaven, Summit, McComb, Kent
wood and other places. Bud" Scott's
orchestra furnished the music, and
day was breaking before the dancers
|regretfully quit. Magnolia Gazette
Rev. Dan Kelly, who was once pas
tor at Hawkins Chapel, is assisting
in meeting out there. Mr.. Kelly,
accompanied by Mrs. Kelly and theil
manly young son. Eugene, attended
the address by DR.. Leavell at the
Baptist Church Monday evening and
the reception in the sub-story tender
| ed by the w. M u. in honor Of the
speaker Of the evening.
The Hazlehurst Courier of last
Thursday contained the following.
"Mr. Chas. E. Smith and Miss Mary
e. Price were recently united In
marriage. Mr.. Smith is a promising
young business man OF Brookhaven;
he is son of Mr.. Monroe Smith, who
formerly lived at Wesson. Mrs
Smith is a daughter Of that sterling
citizen, Mr.. B. B. Price,
1t is expected large number oi
new sweet potatoes will be brought
in and offered for sale by farmers
living close to BroOkhaven. While
sweet potatoes are a little UP In
price it is stated that the general
tendency Of all food products now
lis to decrease in price due to tbs
Iamounts being placed on the market
| and the fact that the government
plans put much more food stuffa into
the markets OF America in an at,
tempt to reduce tha high cost Qt lig'
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