The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-16

The f. B. Noodle residence is be-
ing again refreshed with white paint.
Peaches were selling at $3.50 per
bushel yesterday the finest Eiber-
tas.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Armstrong, of
jackson, were both in our city yes
terday.
Elder N. L. Clark of Polytechnic.
Texas will begin meeting at Nor
field. July goth.
You will save money by getting
our prices before buying. We sell
for less. Hoffman's.
Mrs. John Vaughn, of Eddiceton,
has been among her many Brookha-
ven friends this week.
Mr.. ]. N, Yawn has recovered his
residence on East Cherokee and the
painters are now busy.
Mrs. j. w. Hodges and little son,
]. c., are spending several weeks in
New Orleans and at Pass Christian.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper were pleased
to- have with them their son, Mr..
Ellis Cooper, of Jackson, yesterday.
Mr.. Irving Rosen, of New York,
who has just returned from France
spent last Tuesday at the S. Abrams
home.
Mr.. B., Joseph, of New Orleans,
spent Sunday with his wife and lit
tie daughter at the home of Mrs. R.
Berger.
Miss Florence Ferguson was in
from Grange Hall Monday en- route
to attend the Institute at the A. H.
S. at Wesson.
Mrs. S. Kemp of Hazlehurst, and
Mrs. M. Schwartz, of Eudora, Ark,
arrived Wednesday to visit their sis
ter, Mrs. r. Berger.
Miss Gillaspy, of Hickory, was the
charming guest of Miss Virgie Coop
er last week end. Miss Gillaspy is
graduate of the /. I. & c.
Mr.. Dewey Hill, of the U. S. S.
Montana, is guest Of his sister,
Mrs. Sidney Penn, who welcomes
her brother back with pride and joy.
Mr.. e. H. Chandler is suffering
very much with an infected finger
he is in danger of losing; but his
friends and neighbors are hoping for
the best.
Are you going to wire your house?
If so let us quote you prices on ma
terial, we have everything that you
will need and our prices are lowest.
Hoffman's.
Mrs. Evie Red, of Jackson, accom-
panied by Miss Gladys Yates, is Wis
iting at the home of the formers
father, Mr.. T. w. Hilton at his pleas
ant suburban home.
Mrs. Bernard Joseph and lovely
little daughter, Aline, of New Or
leans, after spending two weeks with
Mrs. Joseph's mother, Mrs. r. Ber-
ger, left for home yesterday.
Billie D. Williams passed through
Brookhaven Monday en- route to, his
home at Ruth. After having served
eleven months with the A. e. F., in
France. He was accompanied home
by his sisters, Misses Bessie and
Pinkie Williams.
Weeds and Rid-o-skid chains
pumps, globes, tire cages, valve
cores, patches, fan belts. --Ev-
erything for your automobile at
C. B. Perkins Hardware Store.
| A pretty good rain began in
Brookhaven this morning at about
eight-new time. Sunday afternoon
the slight shower stopped short to
the east, just beyond the corporation
line, and to the west out toward
Old Brook.
Mr.. Hugh B. Miller, genial candi-
date for District Attorney, was in
this morning headed toward the
Holly Springs picnic; but his friends
meeting him advised postponement of
the gathering today on account of
the weather and bereavement at Hol-
ly Springs.
Mr.. John Kings death yesterday
in the Holly Springs vicinity is de-
plored by family and friends. Mr..
King was about so years of age. He
was loyal member of the Methodist
church and was highly esteemed by
all who knew him. To his sorrow
ing family sympathy is extended.
Telephone or write us if
you have any sheep for sale.
Shipping out last car for the
season next Saturday, July
10Th. VIM. Turnbough &
Sons.
The supper at Union Hall last Fri
day evening was all that the w. M.
S. the organization that gave 1t,
could desire within reason. The
Leader is informed that hundred
dollars was realized on the sales Of
the excellent lunches served and that
the candidates did full duty in every
respect.
Members of the U. D. c.. Mrs. Lee
Wilson, president and Mrs. J. A..
Maui, chairamn r3f the U. D. c..
Luncheon of last Thursday. wish to
thank all who assisted in the effort
ito make the event q success. To ex-
Mayor Charles Heuck and Mr.. L. p
KEGS they feel especially indebted for
valuah1a favora