The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-04-27

MT. CnaS. McManuS, HazlenurSl
] restaurant man for many years. had
business which caused him to spend
the day here yesterday.
TrelIis Wire, Flower Baskets,
Pots at c. b. Perkins Hardware
Store, Phone 35.
My registered Black Saddle Stall
lion will make the season in Brook
haven every Monday at w. w. Hen
derson's Stable.-Clyde Roper.
A small-sized hurricane cut a
swath through woods and fields 40
yards wide near Caseyville Monday
No damage was done to houses OF
people.
Miss Erna Higdon was taken very
i'll Saturday afternoon and has been
confined to her room since. She is
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Meade
Mathis.
Mrs. B. ]. Johnson and her lovely
little daughter are again at home
with Mr.. Johnson in the Baggett
Bungalow having arrived Sunday
from Atlanta.
Guaranteed Coaster Brake
Bicycles at $3S.OO. C. B. Per-
kins Hardware Store. Phone 35.
Rev. J. w. Allen, returned mis-
sionary from Africa gave very
practical and impressive talk about
his work at the Presbyterian church
last evening.
For Rent.-Roomy, attractive a.
partments on South side of home for
light housekeeping or lodging for
men. Apply to Mrs. Anna Middle
ton, 322 S. Jackson St.
Mrs. M. M. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs
]. F. Erwin and little daughter, Hell
en-, and Miss Gladys Maxwell were
guests of the w. D. Coney and e. F.
Cupit homes in Magnolia Sunday.
Mr.. Van Tullos who has been a.
way from Lincoln county during 8
years past, has lately returned and
this week is a guest of his former
neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sartin.
$1.00 per dozen for Palm Olive
Soap. slips for Floramye and
Azurea Face Powder and Toilet
Water at HOffman's.
Mr.. ]. L. Duckworth, of Oma, was
in to see us yesterday and to attend
ITO business here Mr.. Duckworth
/ waC n oIaoct of tho boDoa of 1,;e eoo
DR.. c. L. Duckworth, while in our
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Camp, late of Meri-
dian, have been in Brookhaven en-
route to New Orleans where they
are now located. Mrs Will Decell,
of Hazlehurst, accompanied them to
our city.
If you want to breed to the class
lest Saddle and Harness Stallion in
the South, come to w. W. Hender-
sons Stable, Brookhaven any Mon
day from now until August 1st.-
Clyde Roper.
New roofs are going on like Dame
Rumor since the floods. Since many
of our walls have been ruined by
the undiscriminating weather, we
can afford the new and costly cover
ings we were unable to before.
Our entire stock of Pocket
Knives, Bicycles, Electric Lamps
and Ladies Purses and Books
and Bibles going at cost. -Hoff-
mans.
Judge Percy Bell, candidate for
Governor, was in our city Monday
prospecting on the political outlook
and en- route to Arlington to make
an address. Judge Bell was guest
of the. Messrs. Cohn while in our
city.
DR.. Frank Collins accompanied his
sister, Mrs, P. T. Byrne, to New
Orleans, yesterday. Mrs. Byrne's
health, or lack of it, demands the
attention of specialists. Brookha-
ven friends are all hoping for Mrs.
Byrne's recovery.
See Highland Blaze at Henderson's
Stable any Monday. He's the class
lest stallion in the South and won
all over West Kentucky and Tennes-
see as 3-year-old and sold then for
100000. Breed to the best. 1t
pays.-Clyde Roper.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Paramour, of
Little Rock, Ark, arrived in the
city yesterday and are still here to-
day. Mr.. Paramour had an idea
when he came here that he could in
duce Mr.. Montgomery to sell out his
Arcade Theatre but negotiations
have been without result.
Mr.. Troy Thompson has succeed
ed Miss Fanna Mai KEGS as Super
intendent of the Junior Department
of the Baptist Sunday School. Miss
KEGS has done excellent service and
her retirement is source of regret
to officers and teachers under her
direction.
We are smashing prices. We
have the goods and our prices
are right. Visit our store often
and save mOney.-HOffman's.
Mrs. 7. Brady entertained Mrs.
Drake, of Church Hill, and her
daughter, Miss jamie Drake, the
Dean of Whitworth College, last
Sunday. Miss Margaret Duckworth,
the handsome young niece of Mr..
Brady, who is a student at Whit
worth, was also guest of the home.
Mrs. Mary J. Faris, Miss Anna
Belle Tanner and Ralnh and Edith