Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-12-04
a,wN AND COUNTY

Barber.
Mrs w. Z. Bradshaw has been seri
ously ill.
The city election will come off next
Tuesday. -~
90" Miss Mamie Jordan is visiting at
Cold Springs.
Will Santa Claus bring Christmas
tree this year?
Ira Parsons spent several days al
home last week.
w w Hoskins takes The LEADER in
Little Rock, Ark.
Miss Maggie McGrath is enjoying a
visit to Jackson friends.
One of our popular pastors received
awhole pig for Thanksgiving.
Miss Mamie Smith has returned
from delightful visit to Yazoo.
Miss Susie Wood visited Bogue
Cbitto last Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Tyler was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Smith, last Sab
bath.
Pres. Chambers has returned from a
trip to Tylertown with Rev. r. D.
Noteworthy.
Meridian is making ready for the
Methodist Conference which convenes
there Dec. 18th.
Mr.. Joe Smith, of Union Hall, was a
nearer of the Word at the Baptist
church Sunday.
Mr.. H. Brill has been suffering from
illness for more than a week, but is
able to be out again.
Rev. J. J. Green and family have
moved into their new residence ito
ward the setting sum-"
Many visitors from neighboring
towns heard the Schubert Quartette
on Thursday night last.
An important change of schedule on
the |. C. Railroad went into effect last
Sunday. See our corrected timetable.
Miss Agnes Chrisman's pleasant
countenance was among the many at
the Schubert entertainment.
The Messrs. Seavey have purchased
an iron safe for their store as protec-
ton against always probable rogues.
Miss Florence Connally, of Bogue
Chitto, has been lending the charm of
her pretty face to Brookhaven society
circles.
Mr.. Jordan is absent in Natchez
painting the elegant new home of Hon.
J.J. PROXY. Our home talent seems to
be in demand.
The young men who heard DR.. Vena-
ble's sermon Sunday congratulated
themselves that they had left their
"red cravats" at home.
The Fifth Sunday meeting which
was to be held with the Brookhaven
Baptist church this month, has been
postponed until March.
The Brookhaven public, by their gen.
erous response on last Thursday even.
ing treasured Pres. Chambers of their
cordial sympathy and support.
Miss Edna Anding is quite an addi-
ton to the Baptist Sunday School. She
can fill any position from organist
down to an earnest student of the BIZ
ble
The exhibition drill on Thursday
afternoon by the Stonewall Guards
was enjoyed by all beholders and the
booming of fireworks afterwards re-
minded one that Christmas is near at
hand.
little girl who disliked to take mu-
SIC lessons was inspired to say after
thursday nights entertainment, "Oh!
90 want to learn music now" No
one can calculate the influence of such
things.
An inquiring individual at the Schu-
oert entertainment was heard to ask a
oamptious fellow who had sought to
ulsplay his "little learning, "Who are
.nese schuberts, anyway" With an in.
aescribably assuring toss he replied
"hy' they're the Quartette!!'
Mrs. j. H. Gambrell has been elect
"a President of the Greensboro, Ga.
We. L. U. and is zealously laborine
UT the cause of Prohibition. Mrs
uamorell possesses fine executive
aollty and can ably fill the highest of
n0s In the gift of that organization.
All wishing dresses made after tn.
'a'eSt Partisan styles, and fitted by thu
aewest and most perfect plan on rec
oid' call on Mrs. Sallie,Penn, in the of
" roe lately vacated by DIR. Tom McNair
dresses perfectly fitted in twenty-five
Aiinutes. Don't wait Orders ar,
s0ming in rapidly and the busy season