The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1897-12-29
TOWN AND COUNTY.


THE LEADER is prepared to do your
Job work.
Mr.. II. H. Cain is now engaged at the
express Office.
Mr.. VIM. Bee is enjoying the holt
days at home.
Mrs. Ida Daughtry is visiting her
mother at Clinton.
owe regret to hear of the illness of
Mrs. J. b. Daughtry.
Begin with the new year by subscrib
ing for The LEARER.
Mr.. F. J. Flannaghan is spending a
while in Brookhaven.
Miss Mary McCloskey, of Wesson,
was Christmas visitor.
Mr.. W. T. East is out again after a
grotracted spell of sickness.
Mrs. Schaller will keep a boarding
house at Mrs. Pope's residence.
Mr.. Henry Marx, of New Orleans,
was pleasant Christmas visitor.
Rev. j. A. Scarborough was here
Tuesday, looking as happy as lord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McGrath left for
New Orleans on Christmas evening.
Stop sufferingi Try DIR. Miles Pain Pills.
Miss Fannie Maxwell, arrived on the
18th for visit with relatives at Union
Hall.
Lucien Scott was in town Tuesday
and paid this office an appreciated
call.
Mai. r. w. Millsaps and wife we're
Christmas guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q. d.
Davis.
Mrs. Chas. Hamilton has been quite
ill at her parents home, for more than
a week.
Mrs. Lily Friou, of Hazlehurst, has
been charming visitor to home and
friends.
The story of Bethlehem has been
repeated once again-and the world
goes on.
anu Mis-. w III uhCSIdth hdNO
been spending several days in New
Orleans.
Mrs. Ruby Magee Richards, of Mem
phis, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Forsythe.
Miss Gertrude Thompson has been
the charming guest of Miss May
Sherman.
Mrs Katie J. Toms, of Henderson
vile, N. c., is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. johnson.
Miss Lula Anding, Of Crystal
Springs, has been the guest of Miss
Edna Anding.
Miss Josie Millsaps, one of Jackson's
loveliest debutantes, is the guest of
Mrs. u. ID. Davis.
Judge and Mrs. J. b. Chrisman
spent Christmas Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Chrisman.
Pink Smith had mule stolen out of
McGrath's lot Friday night. See ad-.
vertisement for description.
DIR. and Mrs. r. d. Sessions and Mrs
j. j. PROXY, of Natchez, are welcome
visitors to home and friends.
Mrs Davis entertained number of
young friends with Christmas tree,
on "the night before Christmas"
Mrs. Herbert Spencer and children
of jackson, arrived today, and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. MiaZZa.
Miss Laurie Penn delightfully."- en-
.tertained number of young people at
her pleasant home on Christmas eve.
Miss Carrie Chrisman pleasantly
entertained a number of young friends
on last evening at her .hospitable
home.
Tle Recital at Whitworth College
on last Thursday evening has been
pronounced both interesting and ex
cellent.
P. z. Jones, Esq, is building a nice
residence near Mrs. Buie's property,
which he will occupy as soon as it is
completed.
The electric lights will start off with
nearly twice as many subscribers as at
first subscribed. This is an encour
aging showing.
We regret to note the illness of Mrs.
Cnas. McNair. Shs was in danger
gus condition last week, but is better
at this writing.
Services of special interest to every
member, at the Baptist Church next
Sabbath. The public is cordially in
vitsd to attend.
Master Peyton Strother will receive
q company of invited guests at the
residence of the Misses Mikell on to-
morrow evening.
President Z. L. Martin, commonly
known IS @Ei." among his Brookhaven
friends, was one of the holidays most
welcome guests. The only regret con-
nected with his visit was that Mrs
Martin did not accompany him. The
Georgia Alabama Business College, of
which he Is the honorsd head, stands
II the front rank of Southern business
Colleges.
The Baptist Sunday School Supper
passsd Of pleasantly at the residence
a. Mrs. Barr. The honored guests
wers DR.. 7. b Daughtry, Mayor; Mr..
Aaron Hurst, City Marshal; Mr.. w.
r Parsons, President of the Board of
I Eopervis0rs, DIR. G. A. Barber. one Of
9.ar moet prominent physicians l.. II:
ioGEeft. Cashier Sherman 4 Davis
l!ank, Mnesrs. Hardy Magee and Jesse