The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28
Local News Iteme


ACu6hOs
Miss Evelyn Zwirn is out again
after spell of flu.
Miss Mary Alice Hill is suffering
with dengue fever.
See our assorted line of Breakfast
Room Sets. McGrath's.
Mr.. Sam Abrams went to New
Orleans on business yesterday.
Miss Roselyn Abrams has been de-
tained home on account of illness.
The High School football team
went down to Magnolia yesterday.
Miss Pauline Kemp returned to
her home in Hazlehurst after visit
in Arkansas.
$1.O0 delivers the Hoosier in your
kitchen-the best servant in your
home. McGrath.
Give a Photograph for Christ
nas!" A. d. Sauer, Mem. P. A. of A.
Phone 500, Perkins Apis.
DR.. and Mrs. Percy Hudson, of
Utica have been welcome visitors
among Brookhaven friends.
Mrs. H. H. Summers is with her
mother, Mrs, N. B. Johnson, whose
condition is causing apprehension.
Fresh carload Missouri Apples
on Team Track at Depot.
We have added several new pat
terms of good china dinnerware to
our well assorted stock. --McGrath.
Miss Josie Frizell who is teaching
at Goodman in the Domestic Science
department was at home on visit
last weekend.
Mrs Harry Karlberg, of Bouie,
Texas, formerly Miss Gussie Fox, is
the charming guest Of her relative,
Mrs. H. Zwirn.
Storms Gray Hair Restorer. No
gray streaks to spoil your coiffure.
Youth vanishes with gray hair. -
See Mrs. Lula Storm.
Wanted.-To get in touch with
someone who has pure bred Rhode
Island Red chickens.-Notify C. w.
Jeffers, Norfeld. Miss.
Little Ruby Dell, lovely baby
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss
Covington, fell into some hot ashes
yesterday and painfully burned her
hand.
We will sell at special price as
long as the supply lasts your choice
of an Soup aluminium percolator or
2h qt. double boiler for CSC. Nc
Grath.
Fresh carload Missouri Apples
on Team Track at Depot.
Mr.. P. P. Williams wants to know
if it's "agin Nature" for Louisiana
cane to branch out like a tree. He
has a stalk with arms three feet
long-four of 'em.
The first number of the annual
concert course of Whitworth College
will be "Cosi Fan Futti", sung in
English by company of eight. The
date has not been set.
East Lincoln Consolidated School
will celebrate the completion of its
fine two story pressed brick building
by opening, with appropriate exer-
cises, on Thanksgiving Day.
For Sale. Small farm with
good frame dwelling, barn and out
buildings. Located on brick high
way, l mile from McComb. Apply
w. j. Bearden, McComb, Miss.
For Sale. - One h. p. gasoline
engine and one IA in. French buhr
grist mill only slightly used and as
good as new. Will sell one or both
at about half factory price. - Wood
son E. East, Bogue Chitto, Miss.
Mr.. Wayne Smith came down from
Kankakee, ILL.,, last Monday to visit
Mrs. Smith and their little daughter
Margaret Jean, whom he had never
seen. The proud and happy young
father returned to Illinois Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Clum Crane have
moved here from Hattiesburg. Mr.
Crane continuing in the employ OF
the M. c. R. R. Mr.. Crane expects
to build and he and his wife and
two little daughters will be wei
coined. They are now at Pearlhaven
Fresh carload Missouri Apples
on Team Track at Depot.
Mrs. w. A. Maxwell, formerly OF
East Lincoln, writes of her pleasant
location at Jackson with her lovely
young daughter, Miss Gladys, while
Mr. Maxwell is employed in railroad
ut hof Tin00I0
and Brookhaven friends regret the
removal of this excellent family.
The ]. ]. King family had an un-
usual experience Thursday night
one of the household arousing to the
fact that there was fire in the home
1t emanated from a dresser which
was consumed and is attributed to
rats and matches. A handy bucket
Of water sQuelched the potential
blaze.
Mrs. Cooper entertained teachers
of Whitworth at dinner party
Wednesday of twelve covers, honor.
ing the birthday of Mrs. Pattie Pond
the youngest, the most inspiring
brilliant and delightful member Of
Whitworth's faculty, as suggested
by toast given by the hostess. A
color scheme of pink was observed
in flowers and candles.
Mrs. Robert B. Minis, with Others
of the relatives received wire from
New Orleans on Saturday Afternoon
telling that Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Par
sons Of Crystal Springs had JUS
welcomed pretty little daughter a
Touro Inhrmary. Miss Rena Par
sons, the only child, is now ten years
of age and just as happy as can b
in that she has wee sister to share
her parents devotion. Mrs. Par
sons is niece Of Mrs. Minis and {
daughter of the late DR.. and Mrs. R