The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-09

| Vote for w. Maurice Reeves for
Circuit Clerk. (Adv.)
William S. Hart in "The Money
Corral" at the Arcade Monday.
Visual News of all the world at
the Arcade Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Found!-Silver wrist watch. Call
and pay rs cents and you can have
it.
For Sale.--One Beckwith Piano,
mahogany case, at reasonable price.
Phone 432.
Miss Matte Furr of the Lincoln
Copiah A. H. S., was guest Wednes-
day at the e. B. Harris home.
Mr.. Lee ]. Wilson was up from
Hammond on Wednesday, a guest of
his friend, Mr.. Brown Furlow.
Mr.. c. H. Ratcliff, of st. Louis,
was visitor at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. F. L. Forshag, Thursday.
Schedule of pictures for the month
OF August can be had by applying
at ticket office of the Arcade Thea
ire.
Mrs, S. P. Oliver and her grand
daughter, Miss Pearl Drury, are leav-
! ing today on visit to Mrs. Wessie
oliver Wales.
Miss Nita Forshag entertained a
few of her friends Wednesday even
ing in honor of her cousin, Miss Beu-
lah Mai Foster. i
Mrs. Robert Haley and beautiful
little daughter of Hazlehurst, have
been guests OF Miss Belle Cato at the
w. w. KEGS home.
Mr.. Norbert Zehnder, of jackson,
was Brookhaven visitor Thursday |
in home where popular young la
dies are the attraction.
Little Wonder Mower Sickle
Grinders at $500 at C. B. Per-
kins Hardware. Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood Harris and |
their handsome little son have ar
rived from Ell Paso at the home of Mr.. |
Harris parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. |
Harris.
Mrs. ]. H. Summerhill and daugh-
ter, Miss Beulah Mai returned home |
Thursday after a short visit with |
IASAA AASSO "hu NOuoAh1 MI0s 7 IL |
Forshag.
Miss Hortense Kersh of Crystal
Springs is guest of the Crab Apple |
home in North Lincoln. Miss Kersh |
is a devoted friend of Miss Virgie |
Lambright.
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.
Miss Vera Williams, a charming
young lady of Fair River, and grand
daughter of DR.. Geo. R. Robertson,
is assisting in the dental rooms of
DR.. N. R. Thompson.
Miss May Harvey, who has been a
guest of her sister, Lincoln County's
efficient Home Economics Agent, for
several months, returned Wednesday
to her home in Alabama.
Vote for w. Maurice Reeves for
Circuit Clerk. (Adv.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Reed welcomed
little son to their home on We'd
nesday morning. The young moth
er was formerly Miss Lille Moore,
and the proud father is our popular
transfer man.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sartin courteous
ly proffered their town-farm to
neighbors for testing cows for tuber-
culosis on Wednesday afternoon. DIR.
Dallas accommodatingly did the
work. Not one of the eleven present
ed was found guilty" and the an
xious owners were greatly relieved
as the stock was very valuable in
deed.
Miss Frances Mason, a charming
representative of Ft. Worth's social
circles, entertained a few Brookha-
ven friends, at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. w. C. Mason, on Thurs
day evening, the young people going
out to bid Miss Mason adieu as she
is leaving today with her mother,
Mrs. Ed. Mason, for their Texas
home.
Brookhaven friends of Mrs. M. L.
Herring will note with interest that
her son-in-law, Mr.. S. e. Birdsong,
was elected Assessor for Kinds coun-
ty, the largest and wealthiest county
In the state, in the First Primary.
Mrs. Birdsong was visitor here a
few months ago while her mother
was connected with Whitworth Col
lege.
Typographical errors, like mis-
in the best regulated newspapers. We
nNaf % lse, &1xnA
Mrs. Holbrook was the only mar
ried daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Park
man." Five other attractive young
daughters grace their home and
will probably adorn some other home
as their eldest sister is now doing.
Honoring Miss Margaret Campbell, |
their charming young cousin, the
Misses Lewis entertained at de-
Iightful watermelon party on Tues
day evening at the Methodist par
sonage. The congenial crowd that
so frequently gets together in this
neighborhood never enjoyed more
pleasant evening in an informally |
social way.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Arthur White Of jackson, will be |
glad to know their son, ]. Arthur,
Jr., successfully underwent serious
operation at the Jackson Sanitarium |
under the skilled hand of DR.. Cris-
Ter, recently. The little fellow is |
now able to be at home and he is |
counting the days when he will be
able To visit friends In Tinq0In cn11n-
ty, for months vacation before