The Semi-weekly leader., 1922-10-28
Cotton is 22:25 today.

MIS-. p. D. NdtO 10 q 6uSSt Va AVA ..
]. M. Drury.
Mr.. N. e. Spencer has been kept
in by illness.
For planer wood call v. L. Zach
ary, Phone 80. Prompt delivery.
Lost - Cameo Brooch. Between
College and Homer Sutton home
Vivian Sutton.
Mr.. w. We Furlow is out again
after detention at his home on ac-
count Of illness.
Chrysanthemums for All Saints
Day, soc to $3.50 per dozen.-Phone
62S.-Mrs. w. J. Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Perkins and
Mrs. Nellie Perkins returned Sun
day from delightful visit to the
coast.
Mrs. L. o. Crosby has been spend
ing the week with McComb friends
and is expected back in Brookhaven
today.
Lost Saturday in Brookhayen. -
Small folded purse with rubber a.
round it.-Return to Leader Office.
Mrs. Pearlie Reed.
Remember your loved ones on ALI
saints Day-Wednesday, Nov. 1st.
stella T. Harper, Florist, successor to
Mrs. Chas. Sherman.
Mrs. ]. c. Bishop, of McComb. is
enjoying the meetings at the taber-
nacle and a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John E. Seavey.
Mrs. w. w. Stewart, accompanied
by her son, Clarence, left Thursday
for Meridian where Mrs. Stewart
will undergo an operation.
Pres. Perkins Of the Kiwanis Club
says there can be no progress toward
the syrup re-boiling plant until a
county agent is on the field.
Capt. A. E. Moreton was taken
very i'll on Wednesday and continues
in a serious condition which is at
tributed to his advanced age.
Mrs. Slocumb and her daughter,
Miss Audrey, former residents, have
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home at Mrs. ]. c. Cameron's.
Lincoln county will lose $19,634
of the state appropriation for schools
by reason of the supreme court de-
cision in the State Revenue case.
Mrs. Ingram Higdon, of Bogalusa,
came here to assist in nursing her
relative, Mrs. Meade Mathis, who has
been seriously i'll since last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Zeigler have
welcomed their third little daughter
and fourth child. The little lady
weighed eleven pounds on arrival.
Mrs. T. D. Peets, of Crystal
Springs, was a guest of Mrs. ]. l..
Godbold and visitor to her lovely
young daughter, Sarah, at Whit
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Butterfleld ex-
pect to leave today on a motor trip
to Florida and other points east and
west before returning about Christ
mas time.
Lost. About ten days ago
30xS " Ford tire on rim with cover
on Brookhaven and Monticello road.
Return to M. L. Ross, Brookhaven,
Miss, for reward.
Mr.. Harvey Laird is in Shreveport
this week, the guest of his daughter,
N. S. and Earl Laird.-Bude Items
Miss Bessie, and his sons, Messrs.
in ITronx1in Aduonatn
Mr.. Frank Smith was slightly in
jured when his motor-car tried to
jump the track at Nola, Thursday af-
ternoon. The escape of Mr.. Smith
from more serious hurt was fortu-
nate indeed.
Fresh carload Missouri Apples
on Team Track at Depot.
miss Eula Poole, Mrs. ]. A. Maui
and Messrs Douglass and Eddins
gave a vocal quartette at the Taber-
nacle Thursday evening and the
school children sang. 1t was Public
School night.
The Climbers enjoyed brilliant
program at their initial meeting for
the season Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. S. e. Moreton.
Members of the College faculty gave
charming numbers.
For the second time this year ant
poison made according to govern
ment recipe was placed at the City
women manufactured the poison.
This is reported to be the only town
in the state to pursue an ant cam
paign with no outside assistance.
Mrs. Lily Eitel Woolf came UP
Monday from New Orleans not
knowing that her mother, Mrs. Eli
tel, had been stricken with sudden
illness. Another daughter. Mrs.
Josie Gilham, of Norheld, also visit
ed at the Eitel home. The daugh-
ters of Mrs. Eitel, Mines. Mary e.
Hartman, Annie Smith and the two
mentioned feel very apprehensive a.
bout the condition Of their mother,
who is 80 years of age.
4 The trustees of the Brookhaven
Public School presented to the May
or and Board of Aldermen a leng-
thy petition Tuesday evening de-
scribing the crowded, unhealthful
and dangerous condition of the pres
ent school building and asking that
hundred thousand dollars worth
of bonds more or less be issued for
the construction of modern, we'll
4 equipped High School building. The
!, board directed the city attorney to
prepare the necessary orders to au-
thorize a bond issue and to call an
election that the voters may express
their will
Hon. A. I. Dorsey of Ripley, Tenn,
was a distinguished visitor of the
week-an ex-Mississippi member OF
the State Press Association but
now Mavor of his adOpted city and