The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-04-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.


the "kyrbin" for the last few days.
Try Prickly Ash Bitters as spring remedy
1t purifies The blood. regulates the system. cures
constipation and digestive disorders. Sold by
c. +. Grafton.
Mr.. Chas. Taylor, of Kosciusko, was
the guest of Postmaster Jobes last
week.
Miss Maggie Galloway has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. James NJ
Weems.
Waterman's Soda is made of distilled
water, and is the purest and best
known. Kept on tap by Lotterhos.
Mrs. Alex. Weber, of Canton, who has
been the welcome guest of Mrs. Ollie
Connolly, returned home last Friday.
Miss Maggie McGrath and lovely
little Mary Storm visited Chatawa
Friday and remained over till Sunday.
Miss Leila Decell, of Caseyville, is
boarding with Mrs. j. J. Green and
taking special studies under Mrs. r. G.
Maxwell.
Mrs. DR.. Bolton, who has been
spending some time with her mother,
left on Friday last for visit to rela-
tives at Hickory.
Mrs. Morris Webb and Miss Ola
Magee chaperoned merry party of
young folks at picnic at Smiths
Bridge last Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. S. Jobes, of Kansas, was a
guest of his brother, Postmaster w.
+. Jobes, several days last week. He
returned home Sunday.
Attorney G. General Wiley n. Nash has
been invited to deliver the annual ad.
dress at the closing exercises of the
Graded Public School in June.
The Easter egg hunt at the residence
of Capt Jno. A. Mason, by the little
Cleaners of the Episcopal church, was
an occasion of much merriment.
We regret to hear of the severe ill
ness of that estimable lady, Mrs. D.
Wilson, and trust to hear of her being
restored to her usual good health
soon.
Mrs. Anna Bowen, who takes her
degree in voice culture at Whitworth
College this term, will soon give
Recital for the enjoyment OF her music
al friends.
After long visit with her bereaved
mother, Mrs. j. w. McGrath returned
Sunday from New Orleans and is well
coined home by her many admirers
and friends.
We return thanks for an invitation
to attend the Grand Annual Ball of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men at the Opera House in McComb
City this evening.
Mr.. A. E. Steger, representing the
Chamberlain Medicine Co., was in town
last Friday renewing annual adver-
Using contracts and selling the famous
remedies of his firm.
The paint on the big steel tank at
the water works has made bydrant
water very unpalatable for several
days. A good many are wishing the
thing hadn't been painted.
Warm the joints. ease the pain and drive out
all rheumatic influence in the body by using
\ allntaa -. na;f 20,
of the very old time remedies which modern
medical science has been Enabled to improve on.
Cures quickly and permanently. Sold by c. L.
Grafton.
Editor E. b. Tabor, of the Brandon
News, who was here with his Masonic
brethren last Thursday, paid this office
a pleasant call during his stay. Bro.
Tabor is a live newspaper man, and
publishes one of the very best weekly
papers in Mississippi.
Judge J. b. Chrisman was warmly
greeted by many of his friends on
Sunday, when he stopped over on his
way to visit his daughter, Mrs. DR..
j. b. Magee, of Blountville. Mrs. Chas.
Chrisman and his little grand son Tom
accompanied him to Lawrence.
The annual meeting of the State
Epworth League at Meridian was at
tended by the following Brookhaven
representatives: Misses Addie V.
Marshall, - Robinson, Alice Lewis,
Edna Haley, Rosa Remington, Mary
Louise Daniel, Irene Vineyard, Sue
Noble. Josie Webb and President
Chambers of Whitworth College.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence, ministerial
student of Mississippi College, filled
the pastors pulpit at the ewish Syna-
gogue on Sunday, the Baptists holding
service in that house of worship. Rev.
w. P. Price was engaged in meeting
Of days at Clinton and sent Mr.. L. as
q substitute, and right royalty did the
young brother fulfill his mission. The
will be glad to hear him
again.
Mr.. Kincannon, State Superintend- |
emit OF Education, in company with our
County Superintendent, Prof. Edgar
Green and Prof. H. ]. Fry, visited the
Public School at this place on last
Friday. They expressed themselves as
being pleased with all things pertain
ing to the arrangement Of our excellent
school and left pleasant impressions
mon teachers and children BY their
Coriai visit
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