Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-08-29

Mrs. II. ~. CtSSlODS dTTlNeu ltSJ
day on a visit to her mother.
Mrs. Bert Girard has been delight
ing the home-folks with visit.
Rev. j. M. Weems has been enjoying
the Crystal Springs camp meeting.
aAfter the ball", the Brookhaven
boys bore off the palms of victory.
Mrs DR.. Bishop of Monticello, has
been visiting her parents near town.
Miss Pauline Townsend, Whitwerth's
elocution teacher, is now in Chicago.
Miss Kate Mikell has returned after
protracted visit to Washington coun-
ty.
Mr. c. b. Malone, of Atlanta, has
been on visit to his little daughter,
Zula.
Miss Lille Buie, who has been teach
ing at Gloster, is expected home to-
morrow.
Mrs. Aileen Conway Montgomery
paid short visit to friends here last
Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Lee, of Walkers Bridge,
has been on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
i'll. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richards, of Rus
ton, La, arrived yesterday on visit
to relatives.
Homer Byrd has been enjoying WIS.,
it to home and friends, and paid this
Office an appreciated call.
Misses Olivia Sones, Lulah Ragsdale
and Florence Atkins expect to leave
next Tuesday for the Exposition.
Little Robbie Tyler was taken sud
denly and dangerously Ill last Satur-
day, causing much anxiety to relatives.
His many boyhood friends wish Mr..
Harmon Daughtry much success in
the Lone Star State, whittier he has
gone to study law.
Mrs. NJ. T. Gambrell, wife of Dr. J. B.
Gambrell, president of Mercer Univer-
sity, visited relatives here last Sab
bath.
Mr.. Jordan is absent this week, and
is busy in Blountville, painting the
church houses of that town. He is a
boss painter.
Mr.. Willie Ryan, who has been en-
joying the summer with his uncle, r.
Nevin, will return to his home in New
Orleans this week.
The young people are clamoring for
another silver medal contest, so Mrs.
Hobbs has decided to postpone the
gold medal, until October.
Mrs. Tom Moore with her three little
ones, left last week to make her home
in Texas, where her husband is now
engaged ON the railroad.
Mrs. B. M. Walker, of the A. and NJ.
College, who has been spending a week
with her parents here left for Casta-
liam Springs last Saturday.
Jake Boone is recuperating in our
city this week and is cordially well
coined by his many friends. THE LEAD
Err is indebted to him for appreciated
favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon returned yes
terday from the exposition. They will
remain short while with relatives and
then return to their home in Clai-
borne.
Miss Fannie Frilick, who is pleas.
antly remembered by Brookhaven
friends, was married on the 18th inst
to Mr.. Orr, young business man OF
Meridian.
Pres. L. 7. Fitzhugh, DR.. Will Penn
Prof w. A. Schwem, Messrs Lonnie
Schwem and Chas. Hamilton and Miss
es Carrie and Emma Hubener attend
ed Camp-meeting at Crystal Springs
last Sunday.
Next Saturday, Sept. 9Th, is the day
Tor the patrons of the public schools
to meet at their respective school
houses and elect by ballot three per
sons residing in the school district, as
trustees for the ensuing II months.
o'clock p. m. is the hour appointed.
A delightful Cantata by the children
and Flag drill of remarkable excellence
and beauty will be given at the College
Chapel Friday evening at o'clock un
DER the auspices of the Wesleyan Ait
society of the Methodist Church. AID
mission % cents Is cents for children
loung Charles Magee deserves spec
mi mention for the admirable manner
IN which he delivered his recitation OF
last Friday evening at the Contest
Ernest Parsons, the other young mani?
VINO was brave enough to try, also sur
prised his friends with the excellence
OF his recitation.
Messrs. Oscar and Clifton Greer
aud Ira Parsons, three of our bes
young men, mentally and morally, vii
enter Mississippi College in the Fall
and we hope to record the names o
0.her lincoln county young men VIII
Nui follow the example Of these thre'
ambitious students.
Mrs. VI. E. Strickland, to the regre