The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-06
,1uN AND COUNTY

40 Won "helping somewhere?'
sorenaders we're out last night.
Mrs. W. S. Hoslins is visiting at Bi-
loxi.
prof Boydstun is a capital musical
director"
No all the candidates know "where
they're at?"
RID Cassidy is sufferer from ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs DIR. Barber is improving after
serious illness
Miss Octavia White is visiting at
Walkers Bridge.
Business men don't want clerks that
drink or gamble.
Miss Matt Hoskins is enjoying Wis
If TO McComb City.
Mrs Boswell and Miss Carrie Terry
have returned from Terry.
Mrs. DR.. Sessions and baby boy are
visiting at Mrs. Crutcher's.
ouite number attended camp-meet-
ing at Crystal Springs last Sunday.
Give the babies LAxoL, which is Cas-
tor Oil made as palatable as Honey.
Mrs W. S. Bowen is now GONZALES
cent. after a long wrestle with fever.
If you are gray under fifty, there is
no better remedy than Halls Hair Re-
newer
Miss Sylvania Waddell, of Baton
Rouge. is the charming guest of Miss
Carrie Dunn.
George Teunisson, son of DR.. leu
Nilsson, of Monticello, was in Brookha-
ven yesterday.
Miss Jessie McNair will have for an
attractive guest next week, Miss Min
ME Govan, of Jackson.
A strong adherence to any good
principle is always a recommendation
of young mans character.
Prof. II. A. Vanlandingham, of
Georgetown (Ky.) College, paid this
office pleasant call this morning.
We are requested to announce that
the Baptist w. M. S. will meet with
Mrs, Boadwee next Monday afternoon
at 400.
Miss Fannie Bowen, of New Orleans,
is delighting friends and relatives with
avisit She is the guest of Mrs. Will
loughby.
Miss Josie Hurst spent several days
in Crystal Springs, returning yester-
day, after enjoying portion of camp
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hartwell left for
their home in New Orleans, Sunday
evening, after pleasant visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Bee.
It is rumored that Cupid's darts
have touched the heart of one of Whit
worth's fair teachers and Hymen will
soon claim her.
Miss Lucille Hooker, of Lexington,
is the charming guest of Miss Ethel
Hardy, who entertained in her honor
on last Thursday evening.
Miss Kate Power is conducting the
political campaign for her father, dur
Ing his severe illness. All honor to
mex devotion and bravery.
Little Miss Bessie Crosby is quite
SICK with fever, having been brought
Oy her mother, Mrs. Huntley, from
Waynesboro, to the wise care of DR..
Wesley Martin.
Mr. Harmon Daughtry is thought to
oe improving under skillful treatment
III New Orleans. His numerous
friends here hope soon to know of his
complete recovery.
ars' A. Q. McNair has been made or
sanist at the Methodist church, vice
MRS Hattie DAWN, resigned, Miss
Jessie McNair sweetly sung solo at
service last Sunday morning,
The Baptist Sunday-school teachers
meetings are growing in interest and
are held every week at the home of
some member. Mrs. Bee will be the
H0S'ess on next Wednesday night.
MISS Lulah Ragsdale returned from
view York last Sunday and will at once
enter upon her mission as literary
commissioner of the Atlanta EXPOSE
.ion' Upon no more worthy or gifted
mississippi lady could this honor have
fallen.
MISS Nellie Smurr, who received
S gu high commentator from Pres.
unamoers, of Whitworth College, at
the last commencement, is visiting rel
a'iVes at Durant and later will be the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Waterer, at
i.ee Kun. Miss Nellie is a daughter
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