The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-11-15

Little zula Day is very i'll with al
infected tooth.
Mr.. n. f. Alyward is in New Or
leans today on business.
4 We have special low price OF
mating rugs now. McGrath's.
i For Rent Apartments and room:
for lodging. Apply S22 South Jackson
st. Phone $50.
For Sale. pair gray mares
suitable for farm use or heavy haul
ing.-A. e. Moreton, jr.
GIVE Photograph for Christ
mast" A. d. Sauer. Mem. P. A. of A.
/ Phone sos, Perkins Apis.
Mrs T. Brady and Miss Pearl
Guyton left this morning to attend
the District Federation at Summit.
WANTED-To hear from owner Of
full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minne-
apolis. Mimi.
The untoward weather kept many
of our club women away from Sum-
nit and the District Federation
meeting today.
Mrs. D. L. Chandler was called to
New Orleans Sunday to be at the
bedside of Mrs. Albert Stockdale,
who is still very low.
Don't wait too long to select your
furniture and rugs for the Holidays.
Come in and let us fix your living
room. bed room or dining room now.
McGrath's.
Mr.. and Mrs. TsM. Beale, parents
of Mrs. A. L. Magee, were with their
sorrowing daughter in her deep be-
reayement when death claimed the
baby of the household.
The Pickle company has been dis
turbed over the loaction of it's fac
tory. If satisfactory quarters can
not be secured, this desirable enter
prise may be removed to Osyka.
Messrs. w. D. Davis, A. B. Fur
low and G. ]. KEGS are in attendance
on the group meeting of bankers at
McComb today. Mr.. ]. M. McGru-
der, of Port Gibson is presiding over
the meeting.
Mines. Clip Kinney, of Vicksburg,
and Robert Griffith, of Monticello,
sisters of Mrs. A. l.. Magee, attend
ed the funeral of little Annie Rose
yesterday. Two bf the Griffith
children were also present.
Prices speak for themselves. Ours
must be right as we are selling
worlds of goods. Better get our
prices before you buy.-Perkins Fur
niture Co.
Miss Marie Wilmington, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wilmington,
of Natchez, who was reported Sunday
to be near deaths door at Woman's
College, Hattiesburg, has safely pass
ed the crisis and is improving, SO
we are informed.
Mrs. Mary Furlow, aged about
forty years, died at her home in New
Zion neighborhood, lamented by
friends. Mrs. w. M. Lea was espec-
tally kind to Mrs. Furlow during her
last days. To the bereaved husband
goes out.
Miss Mary Ward has been visiting
home folks, Mr.. w. C. Ward and |
family, the past week, bringing with
her a brother, and his family from
also an aunt and uncle
from Tennessee. The party motored
through via Memphis.
settia, semi-tropical plant, is grow
ing luxuriantly in front of Mrs.
Henry Meyers porch which faces
south. 1t has six big red blossoms
which have become emblems of the
Jhristmas-tide and are very much
admired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Mikell, of
Mrs. Robert Welborn
md daughter, of Vanilla, Mr.. Fay
,tte Beal, Of Monticello, were a.
nong the many visitors who attend
ID the funeral of little Annie Rose
1agee yesterday morning at the Bap-
ist church.
Dollar Day at the Baptist Church,
sunday, Nov. 18th for missions. II
ou have no pledge this will be your
ffering. Let every one come prepar-
d to give $1.00 for this great work.
Envelopes will be furnished before
objection is taken at the morning
nj ovonino corvina