Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-12-19
o1vN AND COUNTY.

No show this week.
p.0tbrep. bring in ''few molasses.'
NO. Jones of wesson was here Fri
dag.
u,not about the cemetery improve
ments?
Miss Maud Martin has again been
very i'll.
Tho Grip is prevalent in all parts of
the town.
LET us have the steam fire engine by
all means.
What has become of the knitting fac
tory project!
Miss sallie Seavy has recovered from
recent illness.
Miss Sturdevant has been a great
suferer from neuralgia.
q W, Hamilton, of Wesson, was in
town Thursday to see the show.
DR. J. W. Ramsey, of Wesson, visited
his friend w. w. Hoskins Friday.
Mrs Allen, of Prescott, Ark, is Wis
fling her sister, Mrs. J. N. Cooke.
The pay car passed up Thursday and
made many happy for Christmas.
Miss jamie Simon returned from
visit TO New York, on last Saturday.
Rev, 4. 4. Lomax and wife visited
among friends here the past few days.
Miss Fannie Larkin has been wei
coined back home by her many friends.
Santa Claus has made his headquar-
ters at Heuck & Sons. Give him
call
The sum of $3.50 was realized by the
stonewall Guards Benefit Saturday
night.
Rev. J. NJ. Weems and family depart
cd Yesterday for their residence in Port
Gibson.
There will be grand Christmas Gel
ebration and tree at Union Hall Church
on MAS night.
Capt. Hoskins went to jackson last
week to attend the reunion of Con
federate Veterans.
Heuck's Opera House was we'll pat
ronized during the stay of the Emma
Warren Theatre Company.
Mr.. HOWELL of Crystal Springs, Wis
tied his talented daughter, Miss Aileen,
at the College last Thursday.
Miss Alice Woodward will remain at
Whtworth. from which institution she
will take her diploma in June.
Any one wishing to buy good sec
ond hand sewing machine for next to
nothing. will call at this office.
Next Saturday you can get full view
of old Santa Claus at Hcuck's. Go to
see him! No admittance fee charged.
Jack McGrath proudly jingled his
$40, won for selling the greatest num-
Der of tickets to the Matinee Saturday
afternoon.
Meredith Woods, wearing the y. &
NJ uniform, and looking unusually
we'll. returned home last Saturday for
the holidays.
DR.. Woodward and family will leave
this afternoon for Meridian, where Bro.
Woodward will serve as pastor of the
Central Church.
The children are focking to Heuck
4 Son for lovely cake plates, cream
pitchers and individual sets to surprise
mama and papa with.
We will. at an early day, write up the
various new enterprises started in
Brookhaven. These enterprises put
more money in circulation and should
be properly encouraged by our citizens.
Those beautiful dolls Of all sorts and
sizes, from the niger baby to the
charming flaxen- haired Caucasian lady,
are going fast and faster at Heuck &
Sons. Call while the low prices are
on.
We would suggest that the city coun-
Gil appoint sexton for the cemeteries
here. In all cities and towns where
thrift, enterprise and prosperity are
visible, you will find cemeteries nicely
kept.
The many friends of Mr.. John r.
McGaughy, and others who met this
genial gentleman during his visit here
last summer, regret to hear of his
death. His wife was formerly Miss
Bette Storm, of this city.
From our Japanese exchange we have
further interpreted that G. Heuck &
Son is the only firm in Mississippi that
has ordered hand painted china from
the land of the Japs. See those dainty
after dinner cups and be convinced.
We return thanks for an elegant
wedding card announcing the marriage
OF Miss Mary Strickland to Mr.. Robert
Roos, of Yoakum, Texas, on the 9th
inst, in the Episcopal church of that
city. Mr.. Roos is to be congratulated
upon his good fortune, and numerous
ell-wishers hope the brightest of joys
may illumine Miss Mary's days of we'd
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