The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-01-03
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visit to Canton, Sunday.
Mrs. Angelo Miazza is the guest OF
her son, Mr.. J. f. Miazza.
DIR. McNair has moved his dental of.
flee to the Larsen building.
Miss Mary Lewis went to Magnolia
Saturday returning Monday.
Mrs. Ollie Connolly and little son
are visiting relatives in Canton.
Mr.. t. Newman made short New
years visit to the Crescent City.
Mr.. Maurice Schwarts returned to
his home in Utica last Thursday.
DR.. Applewhite and family will oc.
cupy Mrs. E. d. Birds residence.
Mr.. David Kohlman was a New Or.
leans visitor during the holidays.
Miss Hart, Whitworth's efficient art
teacher, visited New Orleans last week
Miss Bessie Kearney, of Monticello
was the guest of Miss Ada Sumrall for
a short time this week
The next issue of THE LEADER will
be an unusually interesting one Now's
the time to subscribe.
Ulmer d Hoke, the new family gro
cerymen, have added handsome de-
livery wagon to their outfit.
Messrs. Sam Abrams and Nathan
Zwirn left today, for Utica, where they
will attend a banquet given the X. of p.
In honor of Miss Cecile Hart, there
was pleasant gathering of young peo-
| pie at DR.. Johnsons home on Friday
night.
Mr.. j. w. McGrath returned from
New Orleans yesterday Mrs. McGrath
will visit several weeks in her native
city.
Mrs. S. E. Nicholson, of Shaw, has
become a resident of this city. She is
making her home with her son, J. E..
Nicholson.
Alderman Israel Abrams returned
Sunday from Grand Lake, Arkansas,
where he spent the holidays visiting
his best girl
Mrs. Simon Kemp and children, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. Abrams, have returned to their
home in Hazlehurst.
X. d. Lanier, attorney at law and
justice of the peace for District No. /,
has opened law office in the Bank
Building on Cherokee street.
Messrs. Ed and Will Mason, of Fort
Worth, Texas, are on visit to "the old
folks at home" They say they are
prospecting in the Lone Star State.
Mr.. J. B. Hardy will serve Chancery
Clerk McNair as deputy. Brooks is a
regular Chesterfield in manners and
will make popular assistant to his
chief. Miss Addie McNair, who is
every way qualified for the position,
will also be regularly engaged in the
office.
Miss Annie E. Cunning, Tyre, Mich,
says, 81 suffered long time from dys-
pepsia; lost flesh and became very
weak. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure com
pletely cured me-" 1t digests what
you eat and cures all forms of stomach
trouble. 1t never fails to give relief in
the worst cases. c. E. Grafton.
In the selection of Prof ]. B. F. Camp
bell, as his chief deputy, Sheriff Apple
white has given one of the strongest
guaranty's possible (if one had been
needed) that his administration of the
Sheritf's Office will be all that the best
people of the county expect of it. Prof
Campbell is peculiarly well adapted to
the position in every particular, NOR
ally, educationally and otherwise, and
THE LEADER congratulates both him
and his chief on his selection.
The proceedings of the Board of Su-
pervisors published in this issue will
be found of unusual interest. All OF
the new county and beat officers quail
fled and their bonds were approved, ex
cept Tom Lambright, elected as Con
stable in beat 4, who declined to serve
Hon. w. F. Parsons was reelected
President of the Board Hon. E. F
Brennan was reelected county attor
ney, and 7. G. Crawford was elected
superintendent of the new county con,
vict farm.
After the organization of the new
Board of Supervisors Monday, Presi
dent Parsons did a graceful thing by
inviting all the members of the old and
new Boards and County Attorney
Brennan to take dinner with him al
McClendon's restaurant. The same
courtesy was extended to the members
of thenew Board on Tuesday by County
Attorney Brennan, who was reelected
and today the Board will be the guests
at McClendon's of County Farm Su
perintendent T. C. Crawford.
THE LEADER publishes good like
ness of the Lincoln county students
who have been attending the Georgi a.
Alabama Business College at Macon,
Ga, during the fall and winter. OF
these six students f. F. Becker, Jr,
is now engaged in the Commercial
Bank, of Brookhaven, and Walter
KEGS has a good position in Lynch
burg, Va. The others are. still at the
College. The Georgia. alabama Bus,
mess College has been remarkably
successful and popular institution.
During Christmas week, President
Martin, who was here to spend the hol-
idays, showed US the names of over
100 new students booked to enter the
College in January. The list repre-
sented every Southern State from