The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-05-30
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
........coment sunday next.

mother at LpdTHeu'
Mrs. Edgar Green left on Monday
for visit to Louisville.
Mrs, Berta Womack King is the vel
come guest of her parents.
Miss Elmer Winkler, of Tchula, is
the lovely guest of Miss Mamie Smith.
Mrs. Sam Harvey has left for visits
TO Memphis. Little Rock and Denver.
For SALE c. Il. Perkins has ID ii.
p. steam engine and boiler for sale at
sacrifice.
Claude Anding, of Summit, was a
Sunday visitor at the home of Mrs. L.
c. Maxwell.
\ few odds and ends in dishes that
we are selling cheap. ULMER Il HoKE,
New Grocers.
Mr.. M. d. McGrath is surrounding
his beautiful residence with hand
some new fence.
Tonight the Public School children
will entertain in the audience room OF
that institution.
We want all the eggs we can get.
We pay cash for them. Ulmer " Hoke,
the new grocers.
Capt. D. d. Ewing's pleasant counte-
nance beamed among old friends on
Monday in this city.
Mr.. Grice is erecting small frame
building for candy shop, next the
Commercial Bank
We sell the best line of chewing and
smoking tobacco in town. Ulmer "
Ioke. the new grocers.
Genuine Coco-Cola; Fruit Nectar
and DR.. Pepper always on draught at
Price 4 Watson's new fount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snead, of Georgia are
now making their home at Mrs. And
ing's pleasant boarding house.
If you don't know w. X. 7. B. come
around and we will tell you.
ULMER 4 HoKE, New Grocers.
Mr.. Greeson, of Prescott, Ark, has
arrived at the home of Mr.. J. M. Ted
ford where his wife is visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. L. Jordan, after
spending a few days with relatives
left on Saturday for Vicksburg.
Messrs. Charlie Allen and Albert
Powell of New Orleans, will arrive to
morrow to enjoy commencement
Misses Ethel Bailey and Emma
Terry, of Crystal Springs, were visi
tors at the entertainment last night.
Little Mamo Redding was sick with
fever yesterday, and was thus debarreC
from taking part in the entertainment
last night.
Miss Mary Chambers, with her ma
tive grace and talents, charmed Sum
NIT audience in an evolutionary recita
yesterday evening
Every man who has a gin or saw
mill will find it to his interest to see E
NJ. Price Il Co, before buying his belt
ing, pulleys and all supplies or repairs
Our neighbors, three miles east o
Brookhayen, enjoyed the blessing of /
good rain Sunday evening, while tn,
dust at this place flourished to an un
usual degree.
The announcement of the betrotha
of Miss Annie Nugent, an accomplish
ed and beautiful alumna of Whit
worth, to Mr.. Wilbourn S. Gibbs, o
Huntsville, Texas, has been made.
Mr. W. +. Parsons enjoyed the Sun
day School Convention at Gum Grov,
on Sunday last and reports a delight
full day. He says the boundless hospi
tally of these good people is unprece
dented. A large crowd attended.
We are requested by Chancery Clerl
McNair to state that he has been mott
fled by the State Auditor that all Con
federate soldiers desiring pension
will have to re-apply this year Blank
for application will be ready by Jul
1st
We regret to learn of the declining
health of Mr. Hiram H. Smith, of BIZ
Breek, Mr.. Smith is one of the bes
known and most influential men in tn
| county and we trust the gravity of hi
| physical condition may be effectuall,
| relieved.
| Il had stomach trouble twenty year
| and gave up hope of being cured till
| began to use kodol Dyspepsia Cure. l
| has done me SO much good | call it tn
| saviour of my life" writes w. r. VII
| kinson, Albany, Tenn. 1t digests wha
you eat. c. E. Grafton.
DR.. A. F. Watkins will address tn
| literary societies of Whitworth on mex
| Friday at s p. m. On Saturday at tn
| same hour will occur the ann;versar
| of the AlumnH Association, followe
| on Sunday by the usual commence
ment Sunday observances.
Prof. Hartman, his piano and angelu
| nave formed an attractive musica
| combination at the Cherokee Gu
| rooms all the week, and the melodiou
sounds therefrom have almost soothe
| the unsatiate breast of our devil an
| made our angels wings to grow.
| Mr.. John Seavey and DR.. r. R. Appl,
| white attended the funeral of Capt. !
| A. Boyd, at Summit, on yesterda,
| Capt. Boyd was suddenly stricke
| with apOplexy, while in his garden, O
| Saturday last, and was found dead, to
| hours after his noble spirit had lei
| its tenement of clay.
| The funeral of the infant son of Nj
| and Mrs. S. n. Storm took place la,
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