The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-12-09
Local News Items
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Army Gas Masks, 25c at Barge's.

Army Gas Masks, 25c at Barge's.
Soldier and Indian suits at
Barge's.
Give Her" Hoosier this Christ
mas.-McGrath's
Mrs. Stanley Byrd returned to
Parchman yesterday.
One large fern and several smaller
ones for sale. Phone 526.
Mrs. Rembert, aged mother of Mrs.
Pinkie D. Phillips, has been very
i'll.
Miss Rebecca Cato, of Hattiesburg
has been Miss Maude Elsie Kees'
guest.
Miss Daisy Schwem is welcomed
home from Vicksburg on visit to
relatives here.
Tom Brady has gone out to Prem
tiss and "Grandfather's" on a hunt
ing expedition.
For Rent or Sale-1 four-room
residence at Pearlhaven in good re-
pair. Ring 31S.-
For Sale. Small truck farm and
store. Good house on gravel road from
Brookhaven. Ring $40.
For Sale. - pair gray mares,
suitable for farm use or heavy haul
ing.-A. E. Moreton, jr.
The inside walls and ceiling of
st. Francis Church are being fresh
ly painted in ivory white.
Give a Photograph for Christ
mas!" A. D. Sauer, Mem. P. A. of A..
Phone 500, Perkins Apis,
Mrs Tom Young has enjoyed a
visit from her eldest sister, Mrs. j..
d. DampeerJ Crystal Springs.
Army Lace-bottom pants, Coats,
Straight Pants, rain hats, overcoats,
shirts and leggins at Barge's.
A nice sewing rocker FOR the busy
wife-an ideal gift. = Perkins Fur
niture Store.
Mrs. o. N. Arlington has been
having a great deal of trouble with
one of her eyes, her friends regret
to know.
Miss Audelle Afford is very happy
over the reception of handsome
Shonger piano Miss Audelle Is one
of our most gifted pianistes.
DR.. Henry w. Slough has left for
his home in Illinois. Following the
Christmas holidays he will conduct a
series of meetings at Durant.
Mrs. viii Oberschmidt has come
for the holidays to be spent with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kramer.
The splendid student-son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kramer also came UP from l..
S. U. to eat Thanksgiving turkey.
An EDISON will please the whole
family; makes the home more cozy
and attractive. be real JOY not only
on Christmas but every day.Per-
kins Furniture Store.
Mrs. T. Brady accompanied by
her little son, Dalton, and her eldest
son, Tom, who is recuperating from
his too arduous application to school
duties at Lawrenceville. expect to
leave today to spend several days at
Browns Wells.
A>man who undertakes to drive en-
automobile with white lightning or
any sort Of intoxicating liquor inside
Of him is a cold-blooded and wilful
law-breaker who takes the risk OF
becoming murderer without Sc
rious thought.
Mrs. Settle, the talented teacher OF
voice at Whitworth is preparing her
class for a delightful Cantata to be
presented one evening soon. A
number Of beautiful programs are
being projected for the very near fu-
ture and before the holidays.
Hon. Geo. 1. Pratt, head Of the
9Th Division composed Of ex-service
men interested In vocational train-
ing Of Alabama, Louisiana and Mis-
aissippi came down from jackson on
Wednesday with DR.. Ira 4. Parsons
and spent the night at the latter's
home as an h0noFed guest.
r. i. Williams Of Brookhaven and
Miss Ella Touehstone Of Amite. we're
married at Amite recently. Mrs. g.
G. Touchstone entertained the cou-
pie and few Of their friends at
dinner 1t that place The newly
weds then left to spend their honey
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