The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-03-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mrs. b. +. Jones left today for Wis
it to jackson.
Mr.. Ed. Schaller is confined TO his
bed by illness.
Mrs. z. p. Jones is recovering from
protracted spell of illness.
The Sunbeam entertainment occurs
Wednesday evening, April 9TH.
Misses Blanche and Ola Magee are
spending the week in New Orleans.
Mrs. DR.. Burnley, of Hazlehurst, has
been the guest of Mrs. Julia Chrisman.
Brookhaven's barber shops are up to
date, all three being lighted by cleo
tricity.
Miss Lula Anding, of Hazlehurst,
was the guest of Mrs. McMaster last
Saturday.
Mr.. John McGIath is again up,
thanks to a strong constitution and
good nursing.
Mrs. Lena Ramsay, of Hazlehurst,
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
| Sarah Storm.
Miss Belle Cantoni, one of our hand
soonest young women, is visitor to
the Crescent City.
J. b. Nalty is able to sit up, use his
type writer and walk little with the
| assistance of crutch.
The Sunbeams are planning for an
attractive entertainment at Heuck's
Opera House April eth.
With view to going out of the bust
ness, Miss Maria Buie has been selling
out her stock of millinery goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Schwem, of
jackson, were visitors last week to the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Schwem.
Rev. E. II. Mounger preached an
enjoyable aud comfortable" sermon
last Sabbath, his text being from
Isaiah 40: L.
The College, the Public School and
st. Francis enjoyed having their
picture taken" last week by an timer
ant photographer.
Mrs Margaret Johnson, relict of the
late DR.. II. F. johnson, arrived Satur
day on visit to her son, DR.. j. II
Johnson and family.
The tribute of respect by the Fan
River church to the memory of the
the late p. p. Garrett has been receiv
ed and will appear in our next issue.
Mr.. Robt. Roos, prominent mer
chant of Yoakum, Texas, arrived or
Friday to spend few days with his
wife at Mrs. Benefits pleasant home
Miss Bette Beacham, niece of Mr.
H. d. Davis, and lovely young lady
will be married today at Holmesville
to Mr. Whit Farmer, at the Methodist
church.
Miss Edna Anding accompanied by
Mr.. Geo. IIoskins, Miss Maggie FLOOD
and Mr. Eugene Mccormick, enjoyed
last Sabbath at Miss Anding's home al
Caseyville.
! The Commercial Hotel doesn't drum
for drummers A.; but they seem to de
light in filling Mrs. Cope's splendid
table. a large number have been il
town this week.
Mrs. McNair is conducting a specia
/ oh co.. Eoc+a,.
invitation is extended to vocalists Of
all denominations to participate il
this sacred and beautiful service.
Mr.. Clifton Green returned on Mon
day evening from Nashville, where he
has been studying medicine at Wander
bilt University. During the summer
he will serve as enterne in the Match
ez hospital.
Mrs. Sue Sanley, of Columbus, Ga.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Boswell
after lapse of thirteen years. Her
visit is doubtless saddened by the re
cent bereavement in the death of Mis-
Ada, so much regretted by all.
Sheriff W. w. Williams, of Lawrence
and our clever young friend, Rober
Sims, of Silver Creek, passed through
Brookhaven Sunday morning, en- route
home from New Orleans. They went
down by steamer from Monticello.
Mr.. Frank Parsons, the genius OF
the Variety Works, is making his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McClen
don. We hope he will soon see it t.
his advantage to move his family t.
Brookhaven.
The Kings Daughters, of which or
ganization Miss Lee Crutcher is the
present president, will hold a public
meeting at the Methodist church Sun
day night. A special musical program
has been prepared by Mrs. Chas
Chrisman and Miss Sallie Seavey.
Mrs. Bradford, representative OF
the National Woman'S Suffrage Asso
citation, spoke at the Court House, as
announced last week, on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. Her nearer:
were highly entertained and her argu
ments were well taken and borne out
by the facts where woman's suffrage
has been granted. She secured {
small list of those who are "of the same
faith and order"
DR.. w. d, McCalip returned from
Louisville this week with his sheep
skin. DR.. McCalip contemplates 10
eating at Bogue Chitto for the practice
of his profession. The following Mis-
sissiprians were awarded diplomas by
the Louisville Medical College at the
graduating exercises last week: W
d. McCalip, Brookhaven; M. d. Quinn
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