The leader., 1897-01-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


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olutions.
A new blacksmith shop is going up
out west.
Miss Sarah Stewart spent Saturday
in jackson.
Lawson Smith spent New Years
day with Jackson friends.
Mrs. Prof. Crisler and little son
spent the holidays at Clinton.
Miss Susie Powell enjoyed the last
days of '96 in the Crescent City.
Miss Fannie Maxwell spent the holi-
days with relatives at Union Hall.
Chas. Ohrisman has made some com
Portable improvements to his residence.
Little Sadie Chambers entertained
numbered little friends during the hol-
idays.
Maj. R. W. Millsaps and wife were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 2. d.
Davis.
The holidays have come and gone
and the school girls have gone and
come.
Miss jamie Howard Govan, of Nc
Comb has been the guest of Miss Rosa
Seavey.
Jake Boone spent last Thursday in
town circulating among his many
friends.
T. g. Ratcliff has purchased VIM.
Turnbough's residence in the western
suburbs.
Miss Rosa Bergman, of New Or
leans was charming visitor last week
to Mrs. d. Cohn.
Miss Lallie Whitworth, of Water
Valley has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Bessie Hoskins.
Miss Kate Rutledge, one of Whit
worth's most charming teachers, spent
the holidays in Wesson.
j. E. Evans, the genial electrician,
had serious illness during the holt
days; but has recovered.
Miss Susie -kNei-~rr1nc-ur rne c1ry s
future bellies, charmingly entertained
at her home last Friday night.
The handsome home of Mr.. P. ]
Nevin has been purchased by Judge
Hiram Cassidy. AS yet it is vacant
We feel indebted to our good friend,
s. F. Magee, for numerous favors in
our mighty efforts to "start a news
paper"
Miss Marguerite Herring, whose mag
nifcent voice distinguishes her where
ever she goes, has been enjoying visit
to Vicksburg.
The residence of Capt. and Mrs. j.
F. White now presents handsome ap-
pearance with its new additions and
improvements.
The familiar face of E. w. Davis, a
former valued employee of the LEADER,
beamed brightly upon favored few
during the holidays.
NJ. Priebatsch's horse ran away with
his buggy Sunday morning and broke
the shafts. Mr.. p attributed this
freak to ''the weather"
Brookhaven with its delivery wagons,
express wagon, milk wagon, Christmas
wagons, cotton wagons, bicycles, drays,
carriages, buggies and jumpers is al
ways on the move.
Messrs. Walter johnson and ]. N.
Murphy, of the jackson News, and
Misses Annie and Kate Pace, of Jack
son, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Penn last Thursday.
Miss Lou Lowell has returned from
Moss Point where she visited her sister,
Mrs. Meyers. The doors of the public
school opened again on Monday and a
number of new pupils were enrolled.
Mrs. John NJ. Green, of Yoakum,
Texas, has been enjoying some days
with DIR. and Mrs. Bennett and Mrs.
Roos. Mrs. Green's old friends are
glad to see her in such splendid
health.
Little Josephine Miazza's Christmas
tree and attendant festivities were
among the most elegant and elaborate
of Brookhaven social functions. Mr..
and Mrs. Miazza entertain in charm
ing manner.
30 People Big Bands Orchestra
Of IA soloists and Car load of scenery
h carried by the "Uncle Josh Spruce
by Company. This Company will APP
pear at Heuck's Opera House tonight. |
Tickets now on sale.
Rev. Thos. w. White and wife were |
unexpectedly called to Texas, by the |
serious condition of a relative of Mrs. |
w. All who met this excellent lady
we're satisfied that Tom" had made no
mistake in his choice of wife.
Rev. w. p. Price, Of Magnolia, ar
rived on Saturday to hold his first SER
vice with the Baptist church on the
day following but Providence inter
vened and the rain kept all at home
--hnt The sexton and Capt White.
Ihs love ana high esteem in which
Rsv. b J. Boone is held BY the people
% whom be ministers was well attest
"a dnrfne ths the late holidays. The
mombers a. Al four Of the churches he
.6rver Ihngipahoa, Osyka, Weiiman
ond. Antioch him Christmas
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