Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-07-17
-own AND COUNTY,

Miss Kate Mikell visited Wesson last
week.
Mrs. Judge Baggett was very ill last
week.
Miss Mamie McClendon is visiting
in Veto.
,ntbeL C. trains are running on
time again.
Messrs. C. Heuck & Son have reshin-
gled their store.
Little Miss Susie Hartwell has been
quite i'll with fever.
Miss Leila Huntley is visiting at
Mrs A. c.. McNair's.
Mr. Hartman is still adding new
beauties to his lovely home.
Mr.. H. Brill is adding improvements
70 his comfortable residence.
Miss Edith Sherman is entertaining
Miss Gay Buckley of Jackson.
Turn to Turnbough when you want
to 20 round the town and country.
Charles Chrisman has built a new
barn and is the owner of a fine vehicle.
Mrs. Jordan has been recent visit
or to the Cold Springs neighborhood
The colored NJ. E. church in Peters
burg Is being enlarged and improved.
We are glad to see Mr.. G. X. Harvey
out again after severe attack of fe-
yer.
Misses Annie and Willie Jones, of
Canton, are guests of Mrs. w. L. Stew
art.
Mr.. Geo. Robertson, of Hazlehurst,
was the guest of Oscar Green last Sab
BATH
Mr.. Bowsky is erecting two substan-
tial cottages on the Old Brook road for
rent.
Jennie and Nellie White and little
John Piker have been afflicted with
humps.
Mrs. Judge Robb, of Arkansas City,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ellen
Hardy.
Wesson was beautifully represented
here by several fair daughters last
Sabbath.
Messrs. G. M. Cain and w. A. Hodges
paid this office welcome call last
Thursday.
Mrs. Will McGrath, with her lovely
baby boy, left for visit to New Or
leans yesterday.
Mr.. Brennan's new side walk induces
the pedestrian to keep out of "the mid
die of the road"
Messrs. Z. d. Davis and w. f. Par
sons attended the Baptist State con-
vention at Winona.
Mr.. Larkin Baggett and his hand
some wife are the GROWING glory of an
elegant new buggy.
handsome horse and buggy now
occupy elegant quarters in Mr. z. D.
Davis fine new stable.
Miss Katie Moore, after pleasant
visit at the parsonage, has returned to
her home at Scooba.
Mr.. lack Hoskins has utilized the
plenteous blackberry season and made
twenty barrels of wine
Turnbough believes in newspaper ad
vertising and his fine horses keep step
to his progressive ideas.
Miss Marie Childress and Miss sgd
ME McCan, of New Orleans, are visit
ing at Mr.. w. H. PENIS.
Sid Hoskins is visitor to McComb
City, where the little son of Milt Hos
klns lies at the point of death.
Turnbough turns out nothing but
the finest buggies, hacks, surrys, jump
ers, gigs, rigs, or anything else on
wheels.
The death of the beloved mother of
the Messrs. Zwirn has brought sorrow
TO them and to her numerous kindred
and friends.
Prof. Edgar Green is still wrestling
with fever. For three weeks he has
oeen sufferer; but we hope he will
soon recover.
MIS- Will Hoskins, accompanied by
MISS Fannie Moreton, one of our sweet
young girls, is visiting Mrs Olivia Boil
ton at Biloxi.
Inc ladies of the Baptist church will
give another of their popular ice cream
FESTIVALS at the R. r. park Friday even
ing July 9th.
MI jim Storm returned from Jack
Sun last week and is now seriously ill
a. MS mothers home, where he is
attendance by wife and relatives.
i'aool Lewenthal treated our people
" another of his eloquent discourses
al heuck's Hall on Friday night, his
SUBJECT being "Jew and Christian.
Mr. Howell will occupy Prof. Rick
I''s residence; while Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
ne"ehthal will move into the house
'AuS vacated, owned by Mr.. Lucich.
contractor Chris Larsen has resum-
Gu work on his own handsome resi-
uence, which will be one of the most