The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-20

Mr.. M. L. Bailey left last Friday
for Pattison to visit Mrs. Bailey
brother who continues very i'll.
Mrs. e. ]. Kits and Mr.. and Mrs,
Willie kits left last Saturday in the
Kits car on a visit to Memphis.
Mrs. ]. w. Day underwent an
operation for appendicitis Monday at
the Hospital. She is doing we'll.
The handsome car Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat Farrell was badly damaged in
a head-on collision Saturday night.
For Sale.-Buick Light Six.-Ex-
cellent condition. Bargain for quick
sale. Address Box 459, Jackson,
Miss.
All this talk about who's for who
is like talk generally-nothing to it.
Just vote right--that's what will
count.
Mr.. A. S. Hartman left Sunday for
the Northern markets where he will
make Purchases for the Hartman
Mercantile Co.
Pastor Lewis is looking forward
with confidence to the protracted ser
vice that will be held at the Metho-
dist Church in October.
Another one of the handsome and
charming daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. D. Lea, Miss Lizzie, is at the Lea
home coming from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Palmer left
Monday for Louisville, Miss, where
they will spend two weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Young.
Mr.. julius Wilmington and son,
Jerome, of Bude, were visitors at the
]. A. Maui home Sunday with Mr..
A. M. Wilmington, Of Eddiceton.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Henderson,
jr., were in BrookhaYen Sunday, Mr..
Henderson returning to his place OF
business in New Orleans Monday.
Mrs. Geo. F. Barlow was able to
return to her home at Monroe Sun
day evening. She was accompanied
by her husband and little son, Wal
ter.
Mr.. Joseph Rowan Jackson and
Miss Leona Scott, both of Crystal
Springs, were married in the Circuit
Clerks office Wednesday, DR.. .Cald-
we'll officiating. -Hazlehurst Courier
We are happy to learn that little
Miss Ruth Miller, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. D. M. Miller, who has been
quite sick with typhoid fever, is very
much Observation-Disclosures Cou-
rier. j.
Many relatives Of Mrs. Kathryn
Hartwell Stevens of Houston, Tex,
are rejoicing with her and Mr.. Ste
vens over the birth of little daugh-
ter who came to bless their welded
life on August IA.
Miss Winnie Hickman returned
last Friday from Fort Worth, where
she spent a year. Miss Winnie, who
is one of our county's most charming
young ladies, is overjoyed at getting
back again to home and friends oi
Lincoln County.
Bright and early Monday morning
county officer ran into a young
horse out on N. Jackson street and
took large piece of flesh out of the
animals leg. 1t was counted reck.
less speeding by the neighboring res
ldents who saw it.
Pictures framed right. No baG
Jotnts-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. Phone q or call me at the
Leading jewelers.. B. B. Price.
Mrs. Homer Sutton went to Jack
son last Friday and visited Miss Ma
mie Brister who is recovering at thu
Baptist Hospital after an operation
for appendicitis, gall stones and 9th
er troubles. Mrs. Sutton was de
lighted to find Mrs. N. T.. Tull ant
ten-pound son also at the Hospital.
Lost on Thursday, August IA, be
tween KEGS Greek Bridge and depo
or about McGrath's store, one golt
medal. A large star suspended from
a bar, engraved with the word
Arithmetic" on front and s. ]. A.
5, !, 'OS on back. Finder please de
liver at Leader office and receive re
ward.
Miss Mary Rogers has resigned he
position as assistant cashier OF tn
sank of Monticello and has returne'
to her home at Braxton. However
we are very glad to know that Mis-
Mary by no means intends to deser
us, as rumor has 1t that she intend
returning to Monticello after the i
as the bride of Lieutenant Will c
Cannon.-Lawrence County Press.
For Sale.-24o acres well locate,
farm land with fine water. Contain
two dwelling houses, rs acres is cul
tivated land. 100000 feet timber OF
uncleared land. Located / u mile
south Of Bahala and miles east o
Wesson, and miles north OF Wool
worth Church on M. G. r. R. Thre
mail routes and Creamery route
Stock range open. Will sell ichea,
for cash; A. G. Barger, Sontags Miss
Friends of Mr.. Claude Smith. So
|of Circuit Clerk and Mrs. Edvvar'
Smith, regret the necessity OF hi
confinement at Touro InfirmIry i
New Orleans, where the governmen
Is caring for him. Mr.. Smith ha
the flu while in the service at Wash
ington and has never recovered fr0E
it, and Uncle Sam. in carrying Oh
his policy Of never letting siel
man lose after discharge when h
was injured or was sick in the ser
vice, had Mr.. Smith so to the .Nea
Orleans hospital.
Everyone who has ever Iiad an
dealings with autos knoyFs tina
they play all kinds of pr;inks o
occasions and do strange alnd ur
heard OF things. One Of tlaese OF
currences happened Sunday la
Brookhaven back lot when tho hor
on large truck used by . bwsdnes
firm suddenly commenced to hlop
and being supplied by battery cul
rent, continued to do SO for 3 lon
time-~in fact until some OF the rea
dents IN the locality. becoming tire
of the loud Noise dlscQupestq6 On
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