The Semi-weekly leader., 1919-07-16
Local Items !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Kodak and Kodak films at Hoff-
mans.
Bathing suits and water wings at
Hoffman's.
Typewriter Ribbons for all ma
chimes at Hotfman's.
Everythinglfor your automobile at
little less, Hoffman's.
Miss Zula and Mr.. John Williams
are now in Poplarville engaged in
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aylward left
Sunday for fortnfght's visit to
Pensacola, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Dougless
expect to return tomorrow after a
visit to Russom, Miss.
Make the home brighter and the
light bills lighter by using Mazda
lamps. Sold at Hoffman's.
Electric wire, switches, knobs,
tubes, globes, HOt-P Point irons at
C. B. Perkins Hardware Store.
Just a bit quiet in town these
days, as it ought to be, indicating
that the farmers are busy in the
fields.
The protracted meeting will be-
gin at Big Springs, next Sunday,
July 20, and everybody is invited to
attend.
Tullius Brady returned from Ba-
ton Rouge last Saturday after a de-
lightful visit to his relatives, DR.. and
Mrs. Jones.
Rooms can be had in Brookhaven
at private homes for $1.00 a day.
Somebody suggests there is going to
be some camping out.
Miss .Pinkie Williams spent the
week end with her sister, Miss Bes-
sic, and enjoyed the moonlight pic
mic at Union Hall.
For Rent.-Rooms for dodgers or
light housekeeping. Modern con-
veniences. Apply to Mrs. Anna Mid
dleton, 322 S.. Jackson.
We carry the only complete stock
of Stationery and office supplies in
Brookhaven. You can get it when
you want it at Hoffman's.
Mrs. r. Berger, Mrs. B. Joseph and
little Aline spent Thursday in Amite
with Mignonne, the little grand
daughter of Mrs. Berger.
If you have some old furniture
that you are going to revarnish we
have just the kind of varnish you
need-small stock that was purchas-
ed before the advance, going at old
prices, Hoffman's.
The Brookhaven Broom Co., sells
brooms for $1.25. When worn out
will refill for less than first cost. AL
SO makes Bamboo broom for heavy
sweeping. Factory located east of
First National Bank.
For Sale.-A fine Registered Du-
roc Jersey male hog, 1S months old,
and weighing about 400 lbs. He is
of the celebrated Defender" stock
and bred by L. M. Grisham, Pine
Ridge, Miss. He is Butte" q. L.
Sutton, Nola, Miss.
Look at our Steel Ranges, $40
and $4,000 best value ever Of.
fered. C. B. Perkins Hardware
Store.
Brookhaven friends will be In
terested in the marriage of DR.. A. M.
Gill and Miss Annie May Biggs. of
Raymond. DIR. Gill is brother of
Mrs. Chas. w. Crisler and the cere-
mony was performed by DR.. Crisler
at the Galloway Memorial parsonage
in Jackson last Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Gill is now located at Swiftown
and is prominent physician of that
section of our state.
Mrs. w. H. Morgan was made very
happy last Tuesday upon the recep-
tion of handsome check from q
friend in the Delta who was inter-
ested in vacation for the recipient.
from the duties imposed upon her
during the long absence of her hus-
band. Rev. W.. IT. Morgan, overseas.
However, Mr.. Morgan Is expect
ed back shortly and will be pr0fgered
a part in the "75 million campaign"
by Baptists.
Friends and relatives here are dis
tressed to learn Of the death Of little
Minnie Davis. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Mobiles, of Grange Hall,
The little girl was taken suddenly
III sunday and Sled Monday night.
She was & granddaughter of Mi. and
Mrs. Joisn d. Wooley and leaves be-
side her parents FIVE brothers and
one sister and many relatives who
mourn with them the untimeIy death
Of she lovely child Of tender years.
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