The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-16
Figs! 80 cts per gallon. Ring 81l


Figs! 80 cts per gallon. Ring S1S.
You can stand the heat. Don't
worry.
Supreme motor oil one gallon cans
S5c at Hoffman's.
Mrs. ]. v. Bennett is visiting her
mother at D0ssville.
Some slack lime $1.25 a bar
rel at C. b. Perkins Hardware
Store.
Pure Refined Parahne Wax. clean
odorless and tasteless for sealing jel-
lies ETC., at Hoffman's.
Skeeter fume for keeping mos
uuitoes away. El-Vampiro Powder
for chasing flies at Hoffman's.
Mrs. Pinkie Phillips and her
mother, Mrs. Rembert, are keeping
house for the Gosses in their abb
sence.
Mrs. Jennie Dove Hare and her
beautiful little daughter, are guests
of Mrs. Hare's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. N. Dove.
II new brooms sweep clean new
homemade brooms should do the
work still better. Mr.. Currie is
making them.
II you want to realize how reason
able living is in Brookhaven visit
some popular summer resort and
than he hannv af hnma
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey were rejoiced
to hear that their son, Charles Bal
ley has arrived at Camp Mills.
Young Bailey has served nearly three
years.
Misses Carrie Terry and Eva
Kohlman and Mr.. and Mrs. Robt.
Terry and little SON spent Sunday at
Browns Wells, going UP in the Ter
ry car.
Fireless cookers and washing
machines make life worth while
at c. B. Perkins Hardare Store.
Miss Leah Hoyle, of New Orleans
is spending pleasant vacation at
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
WV. H. Fore in Brookhaven. Miss
Hoyle holds a position with the Ma
rine Bank in the Crescent City.
Mrs. ]. N. Dove has returned from
a visit to West Point and brought
her daughter Mrs. Hare and Miss He
lena with her. She enjoyed many
rides through the country in Mrs.
Hare's new Chalmers touring car.
Mr.. D. Sartin left yesterday for
Kokomo and his mothers home near
Darbun. Mr.. Sartin's brother, Mr..
]. A. Sartin, has been a sufferer of
late with rheumatism causing much
anxiety and care to the aged mother
of their home.
Mrs. M. M. Bailey returned Sun
day from Pattison, where she went
upon receiving news Of the critical
illness of her only brother, Mr.. /. w.
Fife. Yesterday Mrs. Bailey was dis
tressed to hear her brothers condi-
tion was worse.
Lee Loving, one of the gunners Of
the U. S. s. Arizona came in from
overseas Monday to greet his parents
relatives and friends on that day
his 21st birthday. Lee is at home
on brief HurIough only. He was ac-
companied to- the Leader office by
his friend Mr.. Jos. West, who re-
turned from the battlefront several
weeks ago.
Mr.. D. H. Hynum left Brookhaven
for Pattison Monday after spending
few days with his daughter, Mrs.
w. d. Grifnng. Miss Jennie Grifhng
accompanied her grandfather home
for visit. On last Sunday Mr.. Grit
fing and Mr.. B. r. Bynum, Mrs. Grif-
lng's brother, came over from Bude
and happy reunion was held at the
Grifning home.
The incoming pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church, Rev. Mr.. Fogarty,
fllled that pulpit Sunday to the salts
faction Of every member who heard
him. Mr. Fogarty who Is young
man in his early twenties has been
associate pastor at Mobile with one
Of the ablest divines Of his church.
He expects to assume full charge
here about the middle Of August.
OF the Immediate family Of Mr.. J.
w. Kelley, victim Of the auto ac-i
cident during the reunion, there
were present az the preliminary
trial YESTERDAY three sons. Messrs.
Joh1. Back. and Pierce Kelly;
daughters, Mrs. y. A. Lusk, Of Beau
regard and Mrs. Clara James, of Bo-l
galEsa. beside other relatives Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Duify Of New Orleans
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kelly, Of Mem
phiv.