The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-08-26


quite i'll for two weeks.
Miss Rose Nalty of Jackson is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. A. Staffler, sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipsey have apart
ments in the T. H. Perkins build
ing.
Mrs. Emma Griffng Osborne, of
Woodville, was visitor of last Stin-
day.
Mrs. T. c. Ratcliff expects to 10
cate at Shreveport, La, having
rented her residence to Mrs. U. E..
Bufkin.
Misses Laura Perritt and Clara
Belle Bagley, of Wesson were charm
ing business visitors in our city
Thursday.
DR.. Higdon has been up to see DR..
Mcleod who is detained at the Jack
son Infirmary and is unable yet to
return to Brookhaven and his home
here.
Mr.. Dollahite attended the funer-
al of his beloved mother, aged SS,
at Scobey Monday. The tenderest
sympathy goes out to him in his loss
and sorrow.
Mr.. Alfred Moreton and Alfred, jr.
are back from Florida-delighted
with Brookhaven. Mr.. Moreton's
friends are pleased to note he will re-
turn to Brookhaven permanently
with his family.
Two large flower urns and pedes-
tails for the main entrance to the
Municipal Fairgrounds have been
presented the city by the Brookhaven
Pottery Company, one of our latest
and most attractive enterprises.
Mrs. w. A. Palmer, one of our
most charming young matrons, is,
with little Bill, visiting relatives and
friends at Jackson. Before return-
ing Mrs. Palmer will also visit Nox-
apater, Edwards and Vicksburg.
Miss Jennie Wilson one of the
most faithful and efficient attaches
of the C. B. Perkins Hardware is
passing few days vacation in New
Orleans. Her Brookhaven friends
are all wishing her pleasant relaxa-
tion.
Mr.. E. E. Epps has gone to Hot
Springs for relief from rheumatism
and expects to be away until Octo-
Der. His many friends will hope the
Springs will make permanent the
temporary relief afforded by "the
faith DOCTOR
The amount of three hundred dol
lars has been received from out of
town wholesale merchants, manu-
facturers, etc., for advertising space
in the catalog of the Lincoln Coun-
ty Fair to open here October 4th.
More space has been taken by local
advertisers than last year.
Mrs. Med. Fulgham of Jackson is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Beamon
and sister, Mrs. w. T. Priestley. This
home has been made doubly happy
at this time for Miss Olive Beamon.
who has large class in voice in
Jackson and is home after course
of study in Chicago.-YazoG Eews.
The Price Drug Co., has placed a
monument to it's memory and its
merit out at the Fairgrounds in the
shape of concrete bench where
friends may linger and reflect pleas
antly on the popular Drug Co., very
much alive to all progressive move
ments toward prosperity and pleas
ure.
Friends of Mr.. Charles Naylor
Harris in Brookhaven have received
announcements of his happy mar
riage, August tenth, to Miss Louise
Douglass Olsen at Highland Park,
Ill. The Leader has referred to this
grateful elimination in the lives of
the two fortunate principles of the
romance, but will here again wish
them long life and happy one
together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Huckaby, of
Bogue Chitto, mourn the death. of
their youngest child. Claude. aged 22
months and q days. The first link
in the golden chain of the family cir
Gle has been broken and deep is the
sorrow of father, mother and the
three little ones left to miss the well
come presence Of the baby. The lit
tie body was laid away in Bethel
cemetery. Tuesday afternoon, Aug,
22nd. Sympathy. is going out from
many friends. neighbors and relatives
to the stricken household SO sore1y
bereaved.
Friends of Mrs. Kaye of Louis
vile. KY, formerly Miss Ernestine
wentworth, are pleased to hear OF
her improvement after a seven week
siege of pneumonia, pleurisy and
continued fever. Mrs. r. HI. Went
worth, her mother, is still with Mrs
Kaye, her duties as homekeeper here
having been assumed by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hankinson, recently OF
Hattiesburg Mrs. Kaye's eldest
little daughter, Margaret Alberta, is
at the family home in Brookhaven.
having come with her great-aulit
Mrs. r. s. Butler, from Louisville,
and Mrs. wentworth expects later to
bring the younger daughter here to
spend the winter. in order that Mrs,
Kave may be relieved OF their care
while regaining her health,