The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Have YOU seen Smith =

Monday.
whitworth College girls are coming
in job lots.
Rev. J. ]. Green is improving, his
many friends will be glad to learn.
Parsons. Moreton & Co. want your
trade and are willing to work for it.
DIR. J. J. Watts and wife visited In
ion Church last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Policy Maxwell, of
Durant, are enjoying visit to rela-
tives.
Mrs. A. ID. Ewing has returned, re-
fire shed and re-invigorated for school
work.
Mrs. NJ. T. Flood is visiting her
friend Mrs. Stingily at Pelahat-
chic.
Mrs. Emma jackson, of Bogue Chit
to, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Grafton.
Parsons, Moreton d Co. keep cooking
stoves, sewing machines, shot guns,
shells, etc
Mr. NJ. l.. Ryals has taken posses
sion of his residence, purchased from
DR.. Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lewenthal of San
Antonio, are guests of Messrs. M. and
II. Lewenthal.
Mrs. Brooks, Misses Ethel Hardy
and Zula Malone have returned from
a visit to Atlanta.
Prof. c. B. Snyder has returned to
resume his duties as Musical Director
at Whitworth College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton returned
Saturday from their business trip to
the best markets in New York.
Hon. Chas Chrisman has been APP
pointed by the Governor notary pub
lie for the City of Brookhaven.
A Tackey Party was source of much
amusement and pleasure at the home
of Col. Bee on Monday evening.
Miss Addie McNair has returned
from Brandon bringing with her a
charming guest in Miss Buchanan.
Whitworth College opened this
morning with 40 pupils. Many are de-
layed on account of the quarantine.
Parsons, Moreton g. Co. keep staple
and fancy groceries. Come and get our
prices, and see our goods before pnr-
chasing.
Mr.. W. U. TONNES, the accommodate
ing druggist of the Martin Drug Co,
has been confined to his room by sick
ness for several days.
Miss Bessie Crosby, as lovely as a
hnc rot, nod fro
Lumberton where she spent her vaca-
ton with her mother.
Mrs. John +. Seavey most pleasantly
entertained on last Saturday evening
in honor of little Miss Halle Robert
son and Miss Sara Storm.
Miss Rose Nalty left for st. Louis
last Friday where she will unite with
the Order of Notre Dame with view
to preparing herself to serve her
church.
Prof. and Mrs. Snyder, Prof. Harrell,
and Misses Hart, Mortimer and Long
heed are the teachers who have arrived
at Whitworth College.
Rev. G. w. Grafton, of Union Church,
was in town yesterday on his way to
the meeting of Presbytery in Smith
county, whittier Rev. Chas. ODER
schmidt will accompany him.
Call on Fred Oberschmidt at Parsons,
Moreton d Co.'S store, who will explain
to you how he got beaten for assessor
and sell you more goods for less money
than any man in town.
The EpwOrth League held pleasant
social at the residence of Rev. and Mrs
Adams on Monday evening Recita-
tiOns and music made the evening en-
joyable. The next meeting will be with
Miss Mamie Martin.
Mrs. Lula G. Maxwell accompanied
several Blue Mountain students to
crowd of bright young students board
ed the train for that prominent in
stitution of learning.
The betrothals of Mr.. Sam Abrams
to Miss Fannie Diment. of Topeka,
Kas., and of Miss Bertha Abrams, to
Mr.. Morris Schwartz, of Utica, Miss,
| bring forth a volume of glad, good
wishes from host of friends.
Richard H. Mccoy, of Bogue Chitto.
was arrested by U. S. Marshal Ed
wards last week, on charge of assist
ing his uncle, G. J. S. Mccoy, in his
| illegal bankruptcy case Mccoy was
admitted to bail in the sum of S5OO.OO.
| On last Wednesday evening an i'm
promptu gathering of young friends
met at the home of Miss Susie Becker
and babe her farewell. as she was to
leave the following day for school. She
has returned to Ursulines Convent.
New Orleans
Miss Lulah Ragsdale has been elect
ed teacher of elocution in the Wesson
High School. Her time will be divid-
ed between her duties in that institu-
ton and her studio at this place.
which is being fitted up in the Leon
Pfeifer building.
A.. W; Hartford, proprietor of the
Hanford House, of McComb City, died
Oh the oth inst. Mr.. Hanford was the
father of Mrs. Geo. A. Burns and AL
oert w. Hartford, of Brookhaven. and "a
gentleman Justly held in highest esteem
oy wide circle of friends and ac-
qualntances.
| Hon. ). Duncan Baker is a native
Mlssissippian and is at present making
tour of the State with his banjo. his
remarkable skill upon this instrument
having brought him prominently to the
| 'front.' III MUSCLE circles. Let the pub
nc bear the date i'll mind Sept. END.
at the Opera House.