The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-07-18
Town AND COUNTY ITEMS

Brooks Harry fiI 'aS' "'i'""H evening
for Chicago.
Mrs Prof. Powell is the guest of Mrs
Burnley and family.
Woodbury. fruit jars cheap, at Perk
ms Hardware store.
Chas. Oberschmidt has returned from
school at Port Gibson.
Miss Annie Hubener retured 10 New
orleans on last Monday.
Warren HoskIns, of Crystal Springs,
visited his parents Sunday.
The Methodist church holds service
of song every Sabbath evening
Will Mclean, of McComb City, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Ike Hoskins.
Mrs. Eugene Lyman arrived on a visit
70 Mr.. Pfeifcr's family Tuesday.
Harry Hamilton, our popular drummer
friend has been in town this week.
Homer Byrd, of the Summit Sentinel,
came up Sunday to see his best girl.
Mrs. GOTTEN with her attractive little
ones is visiting in the Crescent City.
The Tacky Party at Judge Baggett's
tomorrow night. cen is at the door.
Miss Leila Bacot, of McComb City, is
visiting Misses Miriam and Ruth Crutch-
er.
Our young men have re- organized their
Base Ball clubs and now play every even
ing.
Our popular Cherokee Street druggist,
DR., A. Lewenthsl visited Jackson Tues
day.
Miss Annie Cassidy, of Summit, visited
the family Of her uncle, Hon. ii. Cassidy,
Sunday.
Miss Josie Moore and Master Milton
left last week for their future home in
Meridian.
Miss Maggie Deuchardt, an accomplish
ed young lady of New Orleans, is visiting
at Mr.. IIeuck's
Miss Julia Cunning, SUBMITS popu-
lar operator, came up on Il visit to her
mother Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. |. Marshall, of
Bogue Chltto, were in town Sunday on a
visit to relatives.
Mrs. DIR. Craig will leave this week to
spend the summer in Iowa. We wish her
a pleasant visit and safe return.
VIM Abshagen's $500 and $2.25 La
dies Dongola Button are handsome. Just
to hand. Don't fail to get pair.
T.ewenthal's ice-clcam parlor is now
open to the public every afternoon, and
Ills popular soda-water fonnt all the
time.
Mrs. j. L. Chiies and Miss Lou pecell,
of Caseyville, passed through Brook
haven Monday on THEN way TO Halle
hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward, after u lengthy
visit to relatives at this place, returned to
'heir home in Nashville, Tenn, Monday
evening.
Mcssrs. II. T. Bracham. ", j. McRee,
f. W. Chisholm and w. A. Hodges paid
this office u pleasant call last Saturday
evening.
Miss Matte Ward, of Nashville, Tenn,
has been spending the last few weeks
in town visiting friends at the CONNER
cal Hotel.
Anyone wishing strawberry plants can
get all he wants free by calling at Mr.
Irving Magee's place within the next
Two weeks.
Miss Mildred Williams, after month s
visit to relatives at this place, returned to
her horne in Dnrant, accompanied by
Miss Josie Tibbs.
Joe Dale, of the Lawrence County
Press, passed through here Monday even
ing en- route to the Democratic State Con-
vention at Jackson.
There were three additions to the
Methodist church last Sunday and three
members were added to the Baptist
church the Sabbath preceding.
'Chldren's Day" at Mt. Zion last Sab
bath was decided success, and Mr.. Isaac
Smith is one of the most popular Sunday
School Superintendents in the county.
If "Billie Seldom" wishes to see his
productions in print he should make them
shorter, less obscure in meaning, and fur
nish the publisher with his real name.
Miss Mary Strickland has acceptrd a
school at Pleasant Grove, ten miles from
this place, and is boarding with the
pleasant family of Mr.. Brantley Smith.
There will be a Lemon Squeeze" in
The Stewart-Storm grove Friday night,
the Goth, given by the Presbyterian ladies.
The affair will he Entertaining and anus
ing.
Miss Susie Nall, daughter of the popu-
lar passenger conductor Mike Nall, OF
New Orleans, visited Miss Blanche Magee
last week, returning home Saturday
evening.
Rosa Isaacs returned from visit tc
relatives in Beauregard last Sunday, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Morris OF
that place.
The Editor of the LEADER left Monday
evening for Jackson to attend the State
convention. Any short comings in thi:
issue of the paper may therefore be at
ulbnted to his absence.