Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-05

The military boys will give an eXhl
,;,ion drill this afternoon.
Miss Lucretia Mason, of Hazlehurst
= visiting Miss Carrie Dunn.
Mrs Iawther, of Barbreck, La, is at
.ho college with her daughter
Mr. Andrew Govan, of McComb City
..as visitor to our city Monday.
protracted meeting will begin at the
p.osbvterian church on the Sth inst.
Mr. Walter Binford, of Water Valley,
i visiting the family of DIR. Daughtry
Miss Maud Easterling, of Bogue
Quito visited with friends here last
week.
Miss Emma Stewart, of Summit. is
in attendance at the commencement
exercises
Prof. G.. W. Burton, of Lauderdale, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. Moore, at the
parsonage.
The Peoples party of Lincoln county
will re-organize in this place on Fri
day, June 10.
Pres. J. W. Chambers arrived yester-
day evening and will soon be lat home"
at the college.
We learn that no wine will be served
. at the ball tonight. That is both wise
and economical.
Mrs. Ida J. Schaller departed Satur-
day last for Bastrop, La, OH visit to
her mother and sister.
Miss Ella Woodward, of Iazoo City.
is visiting our city to the delight of
her numerous friends.
Chas. Chrisman, Esq, is attending
circuit court in Marion county as at
torney for the white caps.
Miss Annie Cassidy, of Summit, is
paying pleasant visit to the family of
her uncle, Hon. II. Cassidy.
Messrs Jas. White, Ira Parsons, Os
car and Clifton Green are back from
Mississippi College, Clinton.
Miss Daisy Thiel, who took her di-
ploma at the last Whitworth commence
ment is visiting at the college.
Mr. Oscar Steel, a popular young
railroad fireman, is dangerously ill at
the City Hotel with swamp fever.
The ball for the benefit of the Stone
wall Guards armory fund tonight will
be the swell social event of the season.
Rev. J. w. Chambers, Whitworth's
new President. is in town. He will as
sumo control of the college in short
while.
The beautiful invitations and pro-
grammes for the Stonewall Guards
Arm DRY fund ball were printed at The
LEADER office.
Misses Rebecca and Matte Cooper,
two of Yazoo City's fair daughters, are
attending the closing exercises at
Whitworth college.
Mrs. j. j. PROXY, of Natchez, has ar
rived on a visit to her parents home.
Her numerous friends gladly welcome
her among them again.
Messrs Lamar Watson, of Greenville,
]. X. Dunn, of Water Valley, and w
W. Darlington, of Franklinton, La
are among the visitors. ;
The Board of Supervisors held their
regular meeting this week. A synop-
sis of their proceedings will in the
next issue of The LEADER
Mr.. P. j. Nevin, of New Orleans, was
visitor among his friends during the
past several days. 1t was pleasure
to greet his honest face again.
Rev. R. j. Boone, by request, will
preach at Old Saron church, three
miles West of Brookhaven, at half past
o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
Hon. ID. NJ. Miller and Rev. r. w
Ralley, representing the bar and pulpit
OF Hazlehurst, were welcome callers
at The LEADER office this morning.
The closing exercises of st. Francis
school will take place on the night of
June Il, in the armory building. An
interesting program has been arranged.
The Baptist ladies scored success
at their ice cream festival last Wednes-
Jay evening, for which they are very
grateful to the public who patron lied
them.
Bogue Chitto special says: 1.-The
crops In this section are very promis-
ins' the recent cold snap not being
Suiilclently severe to interfere with the
growth of the cotton crop"
Miss Florence Waterer, one of the
iairest daughters of Yazoo county, ar
rived last Saturday morning in our
Town Tor the first time, on visit to the
FAMILY of Mr.. S. F. Smurr.
Children's day will be observed by
uum Grove Sunday School in district
:, On the second Sunday in June. Rev.
D. N. Hatch, or some other prominent
9unuay School worker, is expected to
uenVer an address. Everybody invited
W come and bring their baskets.
LIE LEADER acknowledges the pleas