Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-05-23
AVN AND COUNTY.

,u.s Iula Green is visiting at Silver
CrccG ,
,r.s Mary Cassidy is graceful
euestrienne'
MI. Della Mikell is visiting in
CRYSTAL Springs.
", are glad to hear that Miss Maude
Martin is improving.
Mr. Isaac Smith, of Montgomery,
-ncpt Sunday in our town.
Hardy Magee is now an employe on
ha Dispatch at Columbus.
1r5ge Chrisman will make his resi-
lance hereafter in Jackson.
NJ. Brennan has been seriously i'll,
20 tbe regret of many friends.
Great many of our Brookhaven
,,r. have taken to railroading.
Mr. Heuck has just enclosed his
s.,ot ward with neat net wire fence.
The W. c. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
vo,Jvard's next Friday evening at
E39
Mr., Will McGrath lsft ors Monday
for visit to her parents in New Or
leans
The many friends of l. Isaacs are
,Ioased 10 note the improved condition
of his health.
Cant l. c. Enochs. one of Kinds
county, staunchest citizens, visited
Brookhaven recently. i
Mis-, Bette Hardy and Miss Blanche
Brown eraced the Sunday school pic
ME vith their presence.
Miss Stevens, from the Delta coun-
fry. is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Pope
and Miss Annie Stevens.
DR.. Barber and Mr.. w. w. Hender-
sam are luXuriating in handsome new
vehicles buggy and phaton, re-
spectiyely.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Chrisman attend
ed the marriage of Judge Chrisman
and Mrs. Charlton at jackson last
Thursday afternoon.
Judge Baggett. always generous and
accommodating. added much to the
enjoyment of the picnic by the free
use of his conveyances.
Childrens Day at the Methodist
church last Sabbath was highly enjoy
ed BIZ a large congregation. The little
one, acquitted themselves finely.
Rey. Tho,. w. White left for Jack
sonyillc. Texas, last Sunday night, af-
ter preaching an excellent sermon in
the Baptist church to full house.
Rev. Mr.. Lomax and his guide wife"
were most cordially welcomed among
their friends last Saturday, and enjoy
ed the picnic with the rest of the young
people.
The solo sung by Miss Sallie Seavey
at the Baptist church last Sabbath
night was much enjoyed, as was also
the one 10y Mrs Chrisman at the morn
ingseryice.
Mr.. Lewis T. Fitzhugh, Jr., returned
astnight.from short trip to Memphis,
accompanied by his attractive young
wife, who has been visiting relatives
ii the Bluff City.
Nh John McGrath, ST., will leave
this week for Ireland. His many
friends wish him a delightful visit
across the sea, and devoutly hope for
his safe return.
The quarterly bank statement of
AeSSr5. Sherman & Davis, Bankers, in
this issue, shows the business of that
useful enterprise to be in a healthy
and growing condition.
Mrs. Sherman is back from New Or
leans where she has been for some
uMe past receiving medical treatment,
and we are pleased to learn, her condi-
uon is much improved.
'Napt.' Ferdinand Becker, Jr., and
us company of Home Zouaves," fur
Al'ned no little amusement as they
marched up Cherokee street gayly
uniformed and went through the man
ai OF arms last Friday afternoon.
Inc City Graded Public School
"[m closes next Friday. The public
ambitions by the pupils of the sew
ual grades will take place Monday
anu tuesday nights, to which all pa
UOuS and friends of the school are in
yited.
1eSSlS. John E. Seavey and Charles
~Iefklns have been appointed COM
-ll''e9 to receive.contributions for the
TIpoSe OF cleaning up the cemetery.
"'9 Is a much-needed work, and the
'Yuns gentlemen named can be trust
gu 10 give it due attention.
our tenderest sympathies go out to
rin wv Joseph Buckets and wife, of Casey
hue hue IN the loss of their little baby
NJ ~, naekett, which sad dispensation
u evidence occurredyesterday even
90 90 hev' j. H. Gambrell went out
'NlS morning to conduct the funeral.