The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-05-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

~" ~ AMI SOONAhs
Try WATERWAYS Soda at Lotterhos'
Headache badf Get DR.. Miles Pain Pills.
A welcome rain on Monday evening.
For fine soda water, try w. L
Powell.
Brookhaven's flower gardens are
things of beauty.
Mrs. Jennie McNulty Barnwell was
Saturday visitor.
BBest line Cigars, Tobacco and
Cigarettes at Leary's.
Mrs. Melissa Mullen is enjoying a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Leary.
The freshest and best light drinks
are dispensed at Powell's restaurant.
The commencement season with its
''sweet girl graduates" is approaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID. Davis were visit
ors to New Orleans the first of the
week.
w. L. Powell's popular restaurant is
now adorned with handsome soda
fount.
The Public School most joyfully
spent last Friday, picnicking at "Old
Brook"
Mrs. c.. w. Crisler has returned from
pleasant visit to her mother at
Clinton.
Rev. J. A. Moore and wife were
welcome visitors from Bogue Chitto
last week.
The celebrated Waterman's soda
water is sold only by Lotterhos. 1t is
unequaled.
Mrs. Heuck's many friends are glad
to know she is recovering from her
long illness.
Waterman's Soda Water is the pur.
est and best in the world. Kept by
H. P. Lotterhos.
Mrs. McLaurin and Mrs. E. E.
Brister, of Bogue Chitto, we're recent
Saturday visitors.
Capt. Ewing and Lieutenants Nc
Cormick and Hoskins visited jackson
Sunday on Military business.
Rev. B. F. Jones preached at Wright's
church last Sabbath, while Rev. c. w.
Crisler filled his pulpit in town.
Waterman's Soda is made of distilled
water, and is the purest and best
known. Kept on tap by Lotterhos.
Insure your property against lorna
does for five years. Cost but trifie.
J. F. MIAzzA, ms. Agent.
Persons wishing copies of the Clark
Douglass Debate can secure same by
calling at this Office. Price, 30 cents
per copy.
Mr.. John l. Marshall is now employ
ed as book-keeper for the East
Union Mills, at Hyde, La. Brook
haven regrets to lose him.
Mrs. B. T. Hobbs was prevented by
illness from filling her place on the
Sunday School Convention program
at Bogue Chitto last week.
A false alarm of fire created stir
Sunday night between 8 and 10 o'clock,
caused by burning SCOT in chimney
at w. X. Woods residence.
Miss Gertrude Smurr returned home
last Monday morning from long and
pleasant visit to friends and relatives
at Free Run, Yazoo county.
Mrs. Anna Rutledge Bowen will give
a Recital tomorrow night at Whit
worth College, and the many admirers
of her beautiful voice are expectantly
awaiting the pleasurable occasion.
Hon. r. H. Thompson has been a
distinguished visitor this week. Mrs.
Thompson has been the guest of Mrs.
DIR. J. T. Butler and has been cordial
ly greeted by many Brookhaven
friends.
Ed. w. Davis, now of the Southern
Publishing Co., New Orleans, was a
Suuuy tloltOI W Jul odhttuh ooA AhS
our busiest hours last Wednesday and
has since been visiting his parents at
Bogue Chitto.
The entertainment on last Friday
night under the management OF Mr..
l. w. Owen has been pronounced
meritorious and pleasing. The stars
of the evening were little Sarah Storm
and Meta Smith who charmed the
audience with their remarkable voices
and inimitable grace.
Hon. A. c. McNair returned Mon
day night from Westville, where he
was called to the sick bedside of his
sister. Mrs. Matte Dunning. DIR. j. NJ.
Martin, who accompanied him has
also returned, and The LEADER is
Glad to learn that Mrs. Cummings con-
dltion is greatly improved.
We greatly appreciate an invitation
from DIR. Ira l. Parsons to attend the
graduating exercises Of the Medical
Glass Of s9e ct Tulane University, of
which he il Q member. The class is
composed Of ninety-six members and
~ exercises were held at the Grand
0pera House in New Orleans ct ll:5o
- noming.