Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-24
-,wN AND COUNTY

The dust is immense.
Those are fine October days.
c,,tou is bringing from IA to ~.
rIr,pEI can do your job print
ing.
Miss Fannie Larkin has been visit
inc at Columbia.
Nc Sherman spent several days in
vov Orleans last week.
our merchants we're happy Saturday
,ror the boom in trade.
Miss Annie Lewenthal is visiting
,.r brother at Greenville.
RE Hansen, new photographer,
has pitched his tent in town.
when is the cemetery fence to be
rspaired? It is badly needed.
Vulette Ably, of Crystal Springs,
roc on our busy streets Saturday.
Miss Minnie Hoskins has accepted a
nosition in the public school at Lake.
DR.. Maxcy Smith is now local physi-
o;on for the keystone Lumber Compa-
ny.
FL ". Davis, of THE LEADER corps,
L taking in the Worlds Fair this
week.
Mr.. Chas. Tedford and bride, of
Memphis, visited relatives here last
week.
Miss Kate Mikell returned from
Browns Wells much improved in
health.
Mrs. Frank Martins continued i'll
health is much regretted by her many
friends.
They do say that the biggest we'd
ding of the season is to take place
next month.
The Fair River Union meets with the
Gum Grove Church next Saturday.
See program.
Miss Susie Powell is engaged in
teaching at White Sand, ten miles
from Monticello.
The Presbyterian missionary society
is nobly doing what their hands find
to do" for the cause.
Mr. Sam Storm, accompanied by
Sam, Jr., and little Sarah, visited his
brother at Summit last Sunday.
Miss Marie Menger, of Crystal
Springs, spent last Saturday and Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Hobbs.
Mr. d. Schwem has been quite ill
since Saturday, when he was taken
with hard chill while at work in his
gin.
Mr. Henry Schaller suffered another
paralytc stroke last week, causing
much anxiety among relatives and
friends.
Homer Byrd arrived in town last
Tuesday from Chicago and Saturday
returned to New Orleans to resume
work on the Picayune.
Messrs. White and Waller, son and
nephew respectively of Capt. j. F.
White, attended his wedding here on
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Ike Bloom. of Beauregard, on
acOunt of the delayed vestibule, ar
rived too late to attend the marriage
Of his friend, Capt. White.
Supt. Girault requests The LEADER
to give notice that the county
public schools will open Monday, Nov.
q, and continue four months.
We learn with regret of the i'll
health of Robert Ricketts,, which pre-
vents his anticipated attendance at
the State University of Louisiana.
Miss Annie Buckley was one of the
pretty brides maids at the Greeson-
Tedford marriage last Wednesday eve
ming; the others being Misses Mamie
Martin and Kate Mikell.
Pres, Fitzhugh was greatly disap-
pointed on last Friday evening at the
non-arrival of Mrs. Fitzhugh and Miss
Alice. 1t is earnestls hoped that they
Will be able to return home this week.
DIR. }. M. Martin and wife, accompa-
MED by Miss Maud. who has been so
long IN ill health, left for New Orleans
Oh Monday, where it is hoped that UNI
DER the care of specialist, Miss Maud
Will soon be well again.
Mr., ). b. Nalty has returned from
ehlcaSo and the Northwest, whittier
he went in the interest of his saw
mills and secured large contracts for
lumber. Mr.. Nalty is one of our most
enterprising business men.
We see it stated in the Hazlehurst
eignal that Rev. A. A. LomaX, who
mas been pastor of the Brookhaven
oapt'st church for six years, will, as
Soon as he can arrange his affairs, go
hatesvllle, Miss, to reside perma-
nently.
Inc quarterly bank statement of
'nefman d Davis, bankers, appears in
'odays issue. 1t shows the bank to be
N healthy condition financially, and
.lat 1t has more than held it's own
through three of the hardest months