Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-06-06
,y1 AND COUNTY

MIN' -
Miss Bessie HOskins has returned
>, the Joy of many
NJ. Iamkin, of Summit, has been
40 gnest of Mrs. Thompson
w Hattie Atkins. of Summit, is
listing Miss Maggie McGrath'
~ and Mrs. Jas. Galloway have
,. Mt, tbe guests of Mrs. Weems.
r Fitzbugh. ESD, of Memphis
b,, been spending several days In town.
r,..o was never better order than
airing the closing exercises of the col
lege.
- Newman, of Veto, witnessed
.,o graduation Of his bright young
laughter. Miss Neva.
Rev DR.. Woodward has been quite
~ during the past week, but we are
LA 70 learn is now better.
Mr.. and Mrs. W III. Dasso'O W.
r. California last Friday, after a
months visit to relatives.
little Fannie bennett, one of the
sweetest of little girls, left for her home
IN New Orleans last Friday.
Every hotel and many private houses
hove been crowded with visitors to
vbitworth Commencement.
The members of the w. c. T. U. are
contested to meet at Mrs. Woodward's
Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Mamie Martin is welcomed back
from Louisiana, where she has been
engaged in teaching for several months.
Capt. J. w. Johnson and wife, of
Jackson, attended commencement to
SOP their daughter, Miss Estelle, grad
uate.
Little Miss Bessie Crosby, the beau
fful Elsie" of the play last Monday |
night. left for her mothers home in
Brandon last Friday.
Some one sang out Here's hack" |
after the exercises Monday night and |
some one at once remarked that Brook
haven was on the up grade.
Mai and Mrs. Millsaps DR.. and Mrs. |
Murrah, and Rev. J. w. Chambers, |
agent of Millsaps College, have been
in attendance at commencement.
Capt. Reed and wife of Louisiana,
have been enjoying the distinction of
their daughter in receiving the first
hOnors of the senior class of Whit !
worth.
The Governor of Tennessee has APP |
pointed Judge Scruggs as the success
sOr of Judge DuBuse. whose impeach-
ment was sustained on two of the 81 |
counts.
Maj. Hart and his daughter, Miss Lee
ma, of Utica. witnessed the graduation |
of Misses Pearl and Bessie, who have |
been much admired during the various !
muSicales of the term.
Mrs f. f. Brennan has been criti- |
Cally ill for several days, but as THE
LEADER goes to press we are glad to |
learn she is improving and is now con-
Sdered out of danger.
Joe Heucks fruit store opposite |
IiiE LEADER office is being torn down |
and will be replaced with a corrugated |
iron building of larger dimensions |
Chris Lawson, the popular contractor,
has the job.
We return thanks to Miss Mary Lo-
max for an invitation to attend the an
lual commencement of Blue Noun |
@ln College, Miss Mary is one among
The ninteen graduates of that excel
lent Institution.
II ralned so hard Monday evening
'naI many country people had to re-
mann IN town over night because of
ue swollen streams. The crops along
'ne creeks and branches have been Sc
nously damaged.
her many friends among Whitworth |
SFN and townfolk gladly greeted Mrs.
herring who attended commencement |
anu was doubtless highly gratified at
le pfo1ency Of her daughter, Miss
"dfguerlte, in vocal music.
from June 10th to September LIST,
"ne merchants of Brookhaven have |
asreed to close their stores at o'clock |
u 'ne evening. This will give their
,FrkS and other employees a short |
a aa,y recreation to which they are en-
"'i7u during the long summer days.
= ine closing exercises of Lea Female
,on Summit, will commence June
~ rY'n' Rev. A. A. Lomax will deliver
o. lV annual address. Prof. VIM. Rice
S liS' OF the State University, will ad-
~ V'' 'ne alumna society. The LEADER
Turns thanks to President Otken for
an invitation.
.u o"o OF Brookhaven's prettiest and
ro uo'eS' young ladies, like the business
H. woman that she is, called at
-. LEADER office the first of the week
A. gave an order for her own we'd
Wy us cards OF course every one will
NJ. ' 20 know who she is, but we are