The leader., 1900-03-14

y. l.. Storms soda fount and ice /
cream parlors are up-to-date.
Miss Edwina Burnley was visitor
from Bogue Chitto on Saturday.
Mr.. Ike Hoskins represented John
son Station in town on Sunday.
See f. NJ. Price Il Co. for anything /
in builders and staple hardware.
For the best soda water and deli |
cious ice cream, visit J. l.. Storms.
Go to c. b. Perkins for Sash, Doors
and Blinds. He buys in solid car lots. /
Mr.. Carter MCMILLAN, of McComb |
City, was a caller in Brookhaven Sun
day.
Relatives here are expecting Miss
Bette Hardy from Texas sometime
this week.
For fine cutlery knives. scissors,
razors, manicure implements, etc, call
on Price Il Watson.
Take your bicycles with weak lungs
and umbrellas with broken ribs to Drs. /
Dahlstrom, next to Boswell House.
y nice new lot of pictures and pic
ture mouldings at Perkins Can make
you any kind of frame on short notice.
The season for cold drinks has open
ed and J. l.. Storm is keeping step
with the season. His soda is the best.
Mr. Julian, of New Orleans. has been
secured as stenographer at the Pearl
River Mills. He is boarding at the
Flood House.
You can buy wall paper in any guam
tity at Perkins from cents roll to
30 cents. Just p what it will cost you
if you ordered.
People are focking to Dahlstrom
Bros. with their sick wheels. Why"
Because they do first class work at
reasonable prices.
Mrs. a. J. Friou and little son Rod
ger are now stopping with Mrs. Fannie
Doherty, who has recently occupied
IIlt may Ipl COGJdSt
Eugene Frank, the well-known com
mercial tourist, representing the May
err Crockery House, of New Orleans,
was in town Monday.
Mrs. Hurst delightfully."- entertained
the w. M. S. on Monday evening. The
society will meet with Mrs. Jesse Smith
next Monday at $3.50 p. IN.
Mr.. Ed. Wills, promising young
minister from Mississippi College, who
is also native of Lincoln county,
preached at Caseyville last Sabbath.
Mr.. Joe Colbert, of Kentwood, La,
was visitor in Brookhaven Sunday,
viewing the large plant being erected
by the Pearl River Lumber Company.
|. c. Benjamin, who is attending
Soule College in New Orleans, came
up on Friday night for a short stay
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. ST
mon.
Messrs. Wynn Holloman and Web
ster Buie have been recent visitors
the former as a guest of President and
Mrs. Chambers, the latter of home
folks.
Misses Jeanette Mikell and Ada
Sumrall with Messrs. Tilden Hudson
and Arthur Middleton visited Crystal
Springs Sunday as the guests of Miss
Peepsie Terry.
Mrs. Robt. Aylward and son, Frank,
of Wesson, will locate permanently in
Brookhaven. Mr.. Aylward will have
| charge of the commissary department
of the Pearl River Lumber Company.
Col. E. NJ Bee will leave tomorrow
for New Orleans, where he will spend
awhile with his daughter, Mrs Hart
WELL and recuperate. We trust that
the visit will benefit him greatly and
that he will return his old robust, ge-
NAL self
Mrs. James McGrath, affectionately
known among relatives as Aunt
Wynn, died at Savannah, Ga, on Sun
day last. Mrs. McGrath visited Brook
haven several years ago and is well re-
membered by acquaintance made at |
that time.
1t would be wise for the sufferers
from chronic diseases to avail them
selves of the present opportunity to |
consult an Osteopath Osteopathy is
endorsed by many of our most promi-
nent people at home and elsewhere,
and it is reaching many cases that do
not respond to other methods
Mr.. Sam Zwirn left Monday for his
old home in Obernick, Germany, from
which he has been absent Is years,
spent in this country. He will make a
stay of months or years as may be his
inclination. a party consisting of
Messrs. Z. Daniels, Hyman and Nathan
Zwirn, with their children, accompa
MED the traveller as far as jackson and |
then babe him good bye, and wishing
him pleasant journey and safe re
turn.