Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-03-06
r,rEsDAY, March q, 1894.
a1z,71 AND COUNTY.

,,r night. Be on hand.
c,rinp with its codes and mosqui,
,.os" will soon be upon us.
little Lily Ross, of Monticello, is Wis
;4ng her aunt, Mrs. Jessie Smith.
Mrs. TYLER. mother of Mrs. Jessie
Smith, is quite ill with la grippe
Mr. Hugh McColgan, of McComb
ctr visited his best girl Sunday.
pov 4 F. Watkins was the guest of
u-WK Wood on last Thursday.
Misses Jessie and Lizzie Noteworthy
,o,o boen visitors to Crystal Springs.
Nv McGrath spent Sunday in New
o.loans visiting his wife and "Will, Jr."
cbas Grafton and Willard Seavey
sDeut Sunday and Monday in New Or
leans.
ritv Marshal Hurst has just become
,bo owner of very handsome sorrel
mare.
Mr.. J. Snider, manager of Mississippi
Mills electric light plant, visited here
Sunday.
MILF. Miazza and family will soon
occupy their new residence opposite J..
B.Nalty's
On Wednesday evening a delightful
dance was held at Judge Cassedy's hos
pitable home,
Mrs. Annie Paxton has been visiting
her mother and was warmly greeted by
her many friends.
An enjoyable dance was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mey-
er on Friday evening.
DR.. J. II. Johnson, who has been Wis
ting relatives, returned to his home in
New Orleans yesterday.
Miss Addie Marshall, who is very
popular in Wesson as teacher, visited
the home folks Saturday.
Meinhardt the Tailor, agent for New
York Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Com
pany of New Orleans, La.
Our worthy friends, Mr.. and Mrs. E,
Pfeifer expect to sail for Europe early
in May to visit the Fatherland.
Mr. E. E. Seavey, one of our most
prominent citizens, has been laid up
for several days with la grippe.
Mr.. Riehlman, of New Orleans, DR..
Thompson and Hon. j. j. Hart of Bogue
Chitto, attended the tax sale yesterday.
Thieves broke into Mrs. Crutcher's
residence on last Wednesday night and
made way with the contents of her
store room.
Miss Fannie Houston has returned
to her home at French Camp. Miss
Fannie has made many friends in
Brookhaven
petition for the pardon of ex-
Treasurer Hemingway is being circu-
lated in town, Did you bite at the
noon.shiny story?
The new district parsonage will soon
be "a thing of beauty and a joy"-we
hope after several conferences to Pre-
siding Elder Noteworthy.
Thieves last night visited the resi-
dences of Messrs. Jno. r. Perkins and
LW. Hoskins. They lifted s14.OO from
the pockets of the latter.
A. J. Knighton, colored merchant
closed his store Saturday and failed to
open yesterday. We understand he is
preparing for the ministry.
Little Bishop Wood was painfully
burned about the face by an explosion
Ofgun powder on Saturday last. We
hope it will not prove serious.
Mrs. Daughtry expects to leave fol
Texas next week to visit her son, Har
mon, and daughter, Mrs. Bullitt. We
wish this excellent lady a delightful
trip and visit.
The double team belonging to the
Wholesale Grocery Co. ran away yes
Ierday. They came in contact with
Mr. Will Aliens buggy and completely
demolished it.
There were nine contractors in town
Yesterday bidding for the building Of
.ne new court house. Capt. Moretor
~ congratulated upon his success ovel
Ills competitors.
brookhaven is the most popular tow
On this road. Every Sunday our street.
'fe iined with visitors from nearly eve
~ other town. Brookhaven's many
pretty girls are the attractions.
Mr. Peter Huber died at the residence
VI MS nephew, f. +. Becker, on Satur
Jay night, and was buried from the
Uatnollc church on Sunday afternoon
"1ociock. Peace to his ashes.
Inc front of the warehouse of Mr.. C
neaek Son was blown down durin,
vac neavy wind yesterday. Mr.. Heucl
sas dellghted as he was preparing t.
'0inolish it and build a handsome one
'aiss blanche Brown visited her un
e family on Saturday and Sunda.
II lu brought with her as a guest Mis-
~ nie burch, of Caseyville. Mis-
- aniie won the admiration of all whom
sue met while here.
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