The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-08-30

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brother, Mr.. Crawford, at Utica.
Hon. T. Brady left for Grand
Rapids, Mich, Wednesday night.
A Paramount-Artcraft picture ev.
cry day next week at the Arcade.
Miss Gertie Cato is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. s. J. Godfrey. at Sumrall.
For Rent.-Furnished room FOR
rent. Modern conveniences. Phone
474.
Miss Mabel Oliver has accepted q
position as teacher In the Tylertown
school.
Waated--1OO Geese. Grown and
full feathered. S1.00 each. T. c.
Barge.
Mrs. B. T. Dixon returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with friends at
jackson.
Mrs. T. M. Zachary and little son.
Harold, are spending the week in
Bogalusa.
Mr.. A. G. Brewer was a visitor
in Brookhayen on Thursday from
Bogue Chitto. n. S.
Miss Hazel Barge writes back from
Chicago This is a wonderful place
to have a good time"
D. w. Griffith, the producer OF
THE Birth of a Nation" presents
"True Heart Susie" at the Arcade
Monday.
Mary Pickford paid 100000 for
moving picture rights on Daddy
Long Legs" At the Arcade Friday,
September 6th.
Mr.. Wilton G. Pitts, returned
from service, has been a visitor with
his sisters, Mines. Hugh v. Wall and
w. f. Turnbough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spurgeon Smith left
for Tiptonville, Tenn, Thursday
night, Mr.. Smith expecting to stay
several months in that state.
Mr.. Earl Sasser, who has been i'll
for several months following his SER
vice in France, is now being treated
in a hospital in New Orleans.
For Sale.-S0 acre farm, we'll i'm
proved, extra good room house, s
n miles southwest of Brookhaven.
Cash $500. w. M. Burt, r 2.
Mrs. r. e. Bennett, after two
years Of most faithful service as
Chairman Of the Franklin County
Red Cross Chapter, has resigned.
Mr.. ]. w. Ward, principal Of the
Public School, has returned to re-
sumo his duties and is cordially Civ
en- the glad hand by teachers and pu-
pills.
Mr.. S. r. Peets has leased the
Mayes residence, next to J. S. Sex
tons Office. and will move his fam
lily to Hazlehurst next week.-Hazle-
hurst Courier.
Messrs Will McGrath and Bowen
Of McGrath & Sons. were in Mead
Vile Monday and while in town were
appreciated callers at the Advocate
Offce.-FraRklin Advocate.
Miss Lula Sasser returned Wednes-
day from visit to Mrs. A. w. Hart
at Stevenson. Mrs. Hart and little
daughter will arrive at the McCalip
home today Ior brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Sasser are now
residing in New Orleans. Friends
here are glad to learn that Mrs. Sas-
ser is doing well since undergoing
an operation in hospital there.
Mrs. Clara Pitts and Miss Eliza
beth Pitts returned Wednesday to
Columbus, after spending two months
with relatives in Hazlehurst and
Observation-Disclosures Courier.
DR.. Victor Maxwell is at home a.
gain after a most valuable experience
in the Walter Reed Hospital. Dr.,
Maxwell expects his nnal discharge
from military service in September.
Miss Laurie Penn and Mrs. Ed.
Penn departed for a visit to Mrs.
Penn's sister, Mrs. West, at Pleasant
Hall via Wesson Wednesday morning.
They expect to enjoy the Camp Meet
ing at Caseyville while away.
Pictures Framed right. No. bad
5oints-No nails to- show. Sealed in
back. Guaranteed not to leak dust.
All colors OF mats carried in stock.
so patterns Of moulding to select
from. Can furnish oval frames with
convex glasses. Phone 27 or call me
at the Leading jewelers.. B. B.
Price.
Miss 0terio Brown and Mr.. Robert
Brown, of jackson, have been the
guests Of Miss Josie Dixon for the
past week. Miss Dixon will return
with her visitors to spend a few days
with them in the capital city.
DR.. Henry Flowers. kho has been
greatly missed by his friends and
clients during his nearly six weeks
OF absence in Chicago will be back
next week. DR.. Flowers has taken
q special course in the treatment Of
diseases of the eye. ear, nose and
throat. This course coupled with his
long experience makes DR.. Flowers
equipment reassuring to those who
suffer and need his faithful atten-
tion.
For Sale.--240 acres we'll located
farm land with fine water. Contains
two dwelling houses, rs acres is cul-
tivated land. 100000 feet Of timber
on llncleared land. Located "
milse south Of Bahala and miles
east Of Wesson, and miles north OF
Woolworth Church on M. c. r. r.
Three mail routes and Creamery