Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-07-11
TOWN AND COU NTY

.How's yer later patch?"
Miss Alice Green is visiting relatives
IN town.
THE LEADER is prepared to do your
job printing.
Watermelons are raising the price of
collie medicine.
Mr.. j. L. White is having his resi-
dence painted.
Judge Chrisman opened court at
Jackson Monday.
Miss Edwina Burnley is enjoying a
rest at Browns Wells.
Pres. Murrah came to visit his for
mer home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will McGrath will be-
gin housekeeping soon.
John Nalty thinks he has more boys
than any one else in town.
Mr.. Oscar Green is teaching sum-
mer school near Fair River.
The Stonewall Guards will meet for
drill hereafter at the court house.
Our clever friend Charley Mcclure
returned Sunday to Bolivar county.
Miss Maude Martin has again been
seriously ill, we regret to state.
Which of our beautiful bellies will
be sponsor for the Stonewall Guards?
We move that Bro. Weems repeat
his sermon of last Sunday to full
house.
There was no end of fun for the
merry go rounds at the Cold Springs
picnic,
Mr.. Geo. Tierney of the Crescent
City, is visitor to his uncle. Mr. +. F.
Becker.
Miss Susie Wood has returned from
a delightful visit to friends in Kinds
county.
Mrs Annie Buie Paxton has been
gladly welcomed on "a visit to home
and friends.
Misses Annie Hurst and Ada Kee-
nan are visiting relatives and friends
at Hattiesburg
Joe Watts, after an absence of five
months in Texas. returned with his ia
ther on Sunday.
Misses Josie and Tillie blanchard,
of New Orleans. have been the guests
of Mrs. Gotten.
Whitworth College stands firmly on
its base, with no thought of leaving
its present home.
West End is becoming pleasure re-
sort on Monday and Thursday evenings
when the boys drill.
The Opera Company will be hand
sOmely entertained Wednesday even
ing by Mr. James McGrath.
Miss Bessie Butler won the hearts of
many by her "cute" acting and sweet
singing on Friday evening.
At "Vine Dale. the attractive prop
erty of Mr.. Jones. a most delightful
picnic was held on the 4th.
The picnic at Cold Springs on the
TOuTtI was IL STdlu SttCCeSS dut every
body who went was delighted.
Little Miss Josie May Perkins enter
tanned number of little friends at a
birthday party last Saturday.
Albert Dale was brought home from
the Lunatic Asylum last Wednesday,
but returned the following day.
Dr. r. A. Venable. president of Mis-
sissippi College, has been assisting in
protracted meeting at Monticello.
Mrs. Chas. Butterfield and little
Marguerite, of the thriving city of
Norfeld, spent last Friday in town.
Mr.. Ed. Evans covered himself all
over with glory by the presentation of
his original and charming Operetta.
Miss Georgia Smith. an estimable
young lady living near Wesson, died
rather suddenly last Wednesday night.
Misses jamie and Regina Simon, Fan
ME Greenwood and Minnie Abrams
have returned from visit to Halle
hurst.
Mrs. Chrisman. who is always willing
to aid in every laudable enterprise,
will furnish the music at the Contest
Friday night.
Supt. Parsons expects to have the
Brookhaven Baptist Sunday School at
tend the fifth Sunday meeting at New
Prospect in body.
Harvey Cunning. we'll remembered
i'll BrOOkhaven as the son of Mrs. Lei
la j. Cunning, visited his uncle, DR..
johnson, last Tuesday
Bro. Parsons genial countenance
beaming in upon us on the 4th, was
the only variation we enjoyed from
our regular routine work.
Loyal Jim White is now assisting his
father in the lumber business near
johnson Station. Jim will do to count
on at any thing he undertakes.
Eliza Grant, Henrietta Cain, Cinda
Willis, Hettie Chapman and Eliza