The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-03-21

MIR. j. Z. StOneman Is d Suhelci TWIN
Miss BESSIE Hill. one of Whitworth's
pupils, is quite sick.
Miss Theresa Mendel spent Sunday
and Monday in Hazlehurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Price are resid-
ing with Mrs. G. w, Watson.
il. Storms soda fount and ice
cream parlors are up-to-date,
See +. NJ. Price 4 Co. for anything |
in builders and staple hardware.
For the best soda water and deli
cious ice cream, visit j. l.. Storms.
Mrs. Ike Cope left yesterday for New
Orleans to be present at the Towns
Hubener huptials.
A nice new lot OF pi0tpres and pic
ture monldings at Perkins Can make
you any kind of frame on short notice.
After an enjoyable visit with friends
at the College, Mr.. Wynn Ho1iomah re-
turned yesterday to his studies at Mill
saps
You can buy wall paper 10 any guam
tity at Perkins from ) cents roll to
30 cents. Just i what it will cost you
if you ordered.
Miss Lynne Brown, after being pleas
antly entertained for few days by
Mrs. John Scayey. has returned to her
home in Water Valley.
Mr.. w. U. Towns left for New Or
leans yesterday on very important
mission. He will bring home charm
ing bride in the person of Miss Emma
Hubener, lately of Brookhaven
Mrs. Fannie Pickens. of Ballenger,
Texas, and Miss Bonnie Dunn, who
has been attending tbs Business Col
lege, at Macon, Ga, we're called nome
this week by the death of their mother,
Mrs. B. f. Dunn.
Mrs. Richard T. Scherck returned
from several days visit to relatives
at New Orleans on last Saturday night.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs Sachs. who returned to the Ores
cent City Monday.
Don't give your pictures to travelling
canvassers, but come to the Mississip-
pi Photo Co. lat hOme) and have your
work done cheaper, better and no
danger of losing your picture. Office
opposite McGrath's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mccormick
will now make their home at Mr.. Bren-
mans residence The bereaved hus-
band is fortunate in having 50 sweet
and devoted a young woman as is Mrs.
Mccormick to care for his motherless
children.
Hon. Chas. Chrisman having dis
charged his legislative duties at Jack
son as State Senator, has resumed the
practice of his profession and will give
prompt attention to any business en-
trusted to him. See his law card in
todays paper. He has opened an of
fee in the Cassidy Building, opposite
the Court House.
Chronic constipation will cause more
serious trouble than we think. By it
the blood is rendered impure and in
this way any organ in the body may be
weakened through malnutrition. The
| frn iAno1 Wit a1cn no
fered with through the lack of nor
NAL stimulation of pure blood. Very
few cases of constipation but what
yield to Osteopathic treatment.
Presbyterians held a love feast at
their church Sunday, destroying the
note held for the debt on the Manse.
Pastor Oberschmidt justly commended
his congregation for the scriptural
manner in which they had raised the
money" every man shall give as he is
able, according to the blessing of the
Lord thy God which he hath given
thee" (Deut. 1910
Mr.. w. E. Price, of the firm of Price
L Watson, and Miss Lulie Bailey, of
Jackson, were married Sunday evening
at the residence of the brides uncle,
Mr. Richard Griffith: Rev. W. f. Var
borough officiating. The marriage was
very quiet, there being only a few
friends present, and was great sur
prise to Mr.. Prices Brookhaven friends
To the newly welded and most wor-
thy young couple, THE LEADER eX-
tends congratulations and wishes them
a happy and prosperous life.