The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Local News Items

Miss Mamie Brister is quite i'll at
Mrs. Kennedy's home.
Mines. e. B. Pitts and H. v. Wall
spent Monday in New Orleans.
Hon. H. Cassidy has returned
home after a business trip to the
delta.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Loftin left yes
terday for Mckinney, Texas, to make
their home.
Wanted-Several wagon-loads un-
leached stable manure. Will pay
good prices. Telephone SO.
Formerly the most sought for
thing in the world was perpetual
motion. Now 1t is perpetual peace.
The little son Of Mr., and Mrs. T..
F. Wilson has suffered great deal
the past four weeks with a bad foot.
For Sale!-A Beckwith upright
piano, comparatively new. Mahog-
any case; will sellrat reasonable price
Phone Az.
Mr.. John Penn, of Magnolia has
arrived in our city to visit his little
son, Banks, whose arm was fractured
q few days ago.
Miss Mamie Meyer Penn returned
today from visit to Jackson friends
and relatives, while guest of Mrs.
Lee Jones at the capital.
Residence property for Sale!-2
houses on S. Church St., and 2
houses on West Monticello Street
Nos. SAL and SAT. Address P. o.
Box 474.
Messrs. Virgil Stamps, Route q;
w. H. McCaffery, Route 4, and S.
H. Phillips, Route 4, Of Bogue Chit
to. have been recent visitors in
Brookhaven.
All of the county candidates and
the candidates for district attorney
went out to~the picnic at r. E. Lee
School House Friday. Hon. H. B.
Miller come down from HaZlehurst
and drove out from Brookhaven.
DR.. l. w. Cooper was the speaker
at the big Tylertown picnic. DR..
Cooper set thought in motion in his
great speech on reconstruction as is
evidenced by a communication we
have in reserve for our next issue.
Mr.. Burrell Higdon, the youngest
child of Mr.. B. A. Higdon, has re-
turned after making an honorable
, war record in the world conflict.
Burrell saw service overseas and let
ters from him have appeared in the
Leader.
, Agents wanted in each county to
sell, DUBEL-WEAR BROOMS. Best
dollar broom on the market. Send
one dollar for sample and particu-
lars. VIM. C, Westphal, General
Agent for Mississippi, P. o. Box S0S,
Pascagoula, Miss.
Brookhaven friends are interested
in the recent marriage of Mr.. Ben
C. Penn and Miss Willie Cox at the
brides home in Winona. Mr.. and
Mrs. Penn are at home in Greenville
where Mr.. Penn is we'll known and
is prominent business man.
"The Ghost of SIumber
Mountain" and Alice Brady in
marie, Ltd" at the Arcade
Wednesday, July 3Oth. Prices
1Oc and Zoe.
Catherine, the baby daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leary had the
misfortune to fall down the stairs
this week and break her wrist. The
little lady is doing as well as could
be expected for one of her tender
age.
To the ordinary person this wealth
er is out of reason for the sale OF
sweaters but nevertheless one Brook
haven merchant informs the Leader
that his establishment has disposed
of thirty-nine of these garments in
week.
How about that Victory Garden
this year? Did you plant as much
of it and is it doing as well as the
past two years? In Brookhaven many
gardens are not thriving, owing part
ly to bad weather conditions and
partly to lack Of enthusiasm-and
the latter means in most cases, work.
Charles Ray in Creased
Lightning" and Fatty Ar
buckle in "A Desert Hero. "
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