The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-13

Violent rains Saturday and Sun.
day afternoons.
| Principles and qualifications should
control elections.
| Miss Emily Jones returned to Ha-
xlehurst Sunday at noon.
Mrs. o. N. Arlington returned
Sunday from visit to McCOmb.
Mr.. j. F. Mckenzie left Sunday
| for Yazoo. having resumed business
ION the road"
Rev. Bracie Campbell will assist
the pastor in a protracted meeting
at Heuck's next week.
Miss Rea Ard of Hazlehurst has
been guest in the family Of her
brother, Mr.. Geo. Ard.
Mr.. Ellis Cooper returned to Jack
son Sunday after a visit with the
Whitworth College family.
Mrs. Leon Oliver and two children,
of Beaumont, Texas, are visiting re-
latives of the N. A. Oliver family,
Little Wonder Mower Sickle
Grinders at $4.00 at C. B. Per-
kins Hardware Store.
Mr.. Monroe Smith arrived from
Selma, Ala, last Sunday and is now
with his wife visiting relatives in
this county.
Herman Smith has had severe at
tack of tonsilitis which prevented
his happily anticipated trip to Chica-
go and st. Louis.
Ethan Allen is safely back from
"over there" and is cordially well
coined by friends and family and rel
atives of the county.
Pastor J.. A. Taylor returned Sum
day morning from Missouri. Mrs.
Taylor and the boys are expected
back the last of the week.
Misses. Fannie Maxwell and Loret-
ia Taylor left Monday for st. Louis
and Chicago in the interest of the pa
tronage OF the McGrath Store.
Wanted to Buy.-Good second
hand trunk or suit case at reason
able price for lady. Address by mail
+. 0. Box 45S, Brookhaven, Miss.
Mrs. ]. H. Willoughby writes she
is having delightful stay in
Detroit. She will soon be at home
again, however, her friends are
pleased to learn.
Mrs. Lynwood Harris and the lit
tie junior were detained in Texas
but will visit relatives here later. Mr..
Harris is in Brookhaven on Vaca-
tien from business.
Mrs. Tillman Smith, of southeast
Lincoln, will be taken home from the
l. hngn1tql N n dax
alton for appendicitis, from which
she is improving rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. B. Roddy, Miss
Olive Jones and Miss Martha Jones,
well known in Brookhaven as visitors
and former residents are studying
at the University of Chicago.
T. Mr.. Hollis McGehee, of Bude, was
in Brookhaven for a short time Sun
DAY. Mr.. McGehee is conducting a
thriving business at Bude his friends
In this sectioon will be glad to know.
Mr.. Matthews Ard has returned to
New York to resume his position
with David Belasco, the famous play
producer and theatre manager, after
visit of several weeks with his pa
rents.
Residence property for Sale!-2
houses on S. Church St., and 2
houses on West Monticello Street
Nos. 541 and SAT. Address P. o.
Box 474.
Mrs. Ada Chisholm visited Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Davis last week. Mrs.
Chisholm is planning to spend the
winter in Brookhaven. Her two
young daughters will attend the pub
lie school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Brock, of Mag
nolia, spent the week end at the
home of Mrs. Ada Chisholm. While
teaching in Magnolia, Mrs. Brent
Mrs. Chisholm's daughter, boarded
with the Brooks.
The infant child of Rev. and Mrs.
Bracie Campbell was buried at
Heuck's last Sunday, having surviv-
ed only a brief time after birth.
sympathy goes out to the bereaved
parents who have in their home only
one child out of three.
Mr.. Paul Jones; commissioned an
officer in the Navy after a number
OF years service, with his young me-
phe, Peyton Jones, left Saturday
evening for visits at Hazlehurst and
Jackson after a few days stay in the
home of Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Lewis.