The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-27

Good crowds are in attendance at
the CaseyVille Camp Meeting now go
Ing on.
For Rent.-Furnished room with
bath and board for two. SIS Chip
pewa Street.
For Sale.-Five room residence on
one lot with two vacant lots adjoin-
ing. Y. A. Coleman, Brookhayen,
Miss.
Miss Pauline Abrams entertained
friends at supper In Browns Wells
Wednesday. Aug. 20, honoring her
birthday.
Mr.. Willie Raulins has just return
ed from Kansas. His many friends
welcome him beck after two months
Of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Walter Brister of
Bogue Chitto were made happy Sum
day morning by the arrival of an
eleven pound girl.
Miss Vera Williams spent Monday
night with relatives at the home of
her granfather. DR.. Geo. r. Robert
son, on Fair River.
Miss Sarah Neuremburg of New
Orleans, who has been visiting Miss
Roselyn Abrams is now staying with
Miss Lillian Abrams.
For Sale.-Good 7-room house.
Large front and back poFches. Ca
rage. Very large lot. Address p. O.
Box 434, or phone 257.
Mr.. Tobe Graves and wife came
over from Poplarville Friday. Mrs.
Graves underwent an operation for
nt Hn
Mr.. Tom Coker went to Rockport
Sunday to accompany his wife and
children back home, they having
spent a week at that point.
The picnic at Thayer Monday, Civ
en- by the B. Y. p. u, of Mt. Mo-
riah Church was perfect success
and therefore, enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Miss Lillian Abrams gave a moon
light picnic for her visitor, Miss Sa-
rah Neuremberg Monday night at
$3.50. The evening was enjoyed very
much.
The Meeting at Hawkins Chapel
| closed last Friday. Rev. Dan Kelly
did valiant service as is his custom.
There were eighteen additions to the
church.
Mrs. Brown can take a few more
piano pupils in Brookhaven on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays. For infor-
nation address Mrs. o. B. Brown,
Bude, Miss.
Wanted.-Pine heart ties 6xS in
carload lots of $50 delivered to any.
railroad station. Best price paid.
Phone or write e. F. Brennan, Jr.,
Brookhayen, Miss.
Claude Boadwee, who before his.
departure from France was promoted
to the office Of Sergeant, reached
Camp Merritt Saturday and will,
therefore, soon be at home again.
Hon. John R. Tally of Hattiesburg,
who came over to speak at the Court
House here for Johnston for Cover
! nor on Monday, did not make his adj
dress on account Of lack of au-
dience.
Mr.. Turner Blackwell, we'll known
here as a former resident, but now
employed at Bogalusa, La, was here
this week. Before returning to Bo-
galusa, Mr.. Blackwell visited rela-
tives at Caseyvilie and Vicksburg. 4
Mrs. Myrtle Dodds, district super
visor of home economics, was vis-
itor of last Friday. Miss Harvey has
resigned as Lincoln county Home
Economics agent and will leave for
her home in Alabama next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hoskins have
been enjoying the last several days
with friends here, Mr.. Hoskins TAX
ing a great interest in the sheriff's
race in which his friend, Mr.. r. C.
Applewhite was one of the two con-
tenders.
Miss Sara Williamson of Gadsden,
Alabama, who will teach the
School will be quest of Mrs. F. B.
Noodle for the session. Miss Will
hanson formerly taught at Frank
linton. Louisiana.
Mrs. Mullinken of New Orleans is
a much admired guest of Mrs. Chas.
Grafton. She is a relative of the late
Mrs. Geo. McClendon, and her visit
is of interest to a number of relatives
and to the friends made during for
mer visits here years ago.
Two colored men Of the down-and-
outs landed in our town the past few
days, one from Louisiana and one
| from Jackson. Several colored men
| got together and raised $S.17 and
sent the old men on to where they
wanted to go, at suggestion Of City
Marshal Case.
The dance given at Mr.. ]. w. Nc
Grath's former residence, for the be-
neft of the Catholic School, which is
being renovated and repaired for the
opening of the session, was a success
both socially and financially, and it,
is probable that another will be CIV
en- before long.
Pictures framed right. No bad
joints-No nails to show. Sealed in
back. Guaranteed not to leak dust.
ALI colors of mats carried in stock.
SO patterns of moulding to select
from. Can furnish oval frames with
convex glasses. Phone ~ or call me
at the Leading jewelers.. B. B.
Price.
Brookhayen friends regret to learn
that Whitfield McGrath, who holds
position in Bogalusa, has been ill
with appendicitis necessitating an
operation at the hospital in BogaIu-
sa. His mother, Mrs. NJ. d. McGrath,
is near him in his illness, being the
guest there, Of her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Black.
The following faculty has been e.
lected for the 1919-2O session of the
Monticello High School: Professor
s. L. Turner, principal; Miss Lille
May Covington, hrst assistant. 9th
er teachers are: Miss Finley, Miss