The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1900-04-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

head the commercial Bank state
ment in this issue.
The wife of Rev. Joel Bullock. of
Lawrence county. died recently.
\ good deal of good copy has been
crowded out this week for lack of space
Mrs. X. d. Sessions and Mrs. Adah
PROXY, of Natchez, are guests of Mrs.
NJ. f. Sessions.
/ Mrs. Annie Teunnisson, of Month
cello, has been the recent guest of her
brother, Mayor Daughtry.
! DR.. c. r. Robertson left today to be
present at the Populist State Conven-
tiQn which meets at jackson tomorrow.
The |. c., which has suffered greatly
from recent floods. resumed its regular
through schedules Tuesday morning.
/ The season for cold drinks has open
ed and j. l.. Storm is keeping step
with the season. His soda is the best.
Call and see our Picture Frame
!
ings handsome. Gallery over Wood S
Grocery.
Mr.. Watt Higdon has moved from
the Green place to the Quincy place.
The house vacated by him will be oc-
cupied by Mr. McGeehee.
Want your pictures elegantly fran
ed? Just received fresh supply of
Picture Frame Mouldings at the Gal
lery over Woods Grocery.
The Business League Committee of
the Cherokee Club will meet in their
club rooms at | o'clock tonight. All
members are requested to be present
Misses Mary Chambers, Ethel Feath.
erstun, Jennie Compton, Willie Broom,
field and Mat Hampton Whitworth pu.
pills, spent few days in Magnolia last
week.
Rev. A. r. Bond and family will ar
rive on Saturday next as guests of DR..
and Mrs. Bennett Mr.. Bond will
occupy the Baptist pulpit on Sunday
next.
Ernest Parsons tried to go to Pela-
hatchie last Wednesday, but returned
after reaching Jackson and finding
they were using more water even there
than usual.
The only marriage licenses issued
during the past week were the follow
ing colored people; Harrison Terry to
Marian Mcdaniel: Rams Baggett to
Cora Carter.
Ratlitf, the photographer, is now
making the new style Carbon Photo
graphs. They are beautiful and perma-
nent. Cottage Gallery, opposite Nc
Grath's store.
| Miss Carrie Chrisman, who has been
at the Georgia Alabama Business Col
lege for the past six months, where she
took course in stenOgraphy and book
keeping, reached home yesterday.
Dr. G. A. Teunisson, of Monticello,
made short stop here Saturday as he
passed through on his way to attend
the meeting, at Clarksdale, of the dis
trict deputies of the Masonic Lodge.
We havetwo kinds of butter Woods
celebrated creamery 3 lbs. for a dol
lar: the very best Waukesha creamery
at 40 cents per pound straight. Ulmer
Il Hoke's new grocery, Front street.
Il think DeWitts Little Early Risers
are the best pills in the world" says
w. K. Lake, Happy Creek, Va. They
remove all distractions of the liver and
bowels, act quickly and never grippe.
G. f. Grafton
At Hartman, Sunday, the four-year
sid son of Tom Jordan, accidentally
caught fire while in room by himself
and was SO badly burned that he died
in few hours. The remains were
buried Monday, Rev. r.. j. Boone con
Quoting the funeral services.
Owing to the steady growth of the
city and the increased demand for
water and electric lights, the City
Council, at its last meeting, decided to
make an additional issue of ten thous-
and dollars in twenty-year six per
cent. bonds to extend the water and
light plant. The bonds will be issued
at a meeting of the Board, June 9TH.
The following delegates from the
Methodist church of Brookhaven will
attend District Conference which
meets in Magnolia today: Mesdames A.
c. McNair and II. w. Featherstun,
Miss Addie Marshall, Revs. T. w.
Adams and j. w. Chambers, DIR.
Featherstun, DR.. j. T. Butler and
Messrs. A. c. McNair and M. r. Leary.
The ladies, their husbands, cousins
and sweethearts, enjoyed very greatly
the iniatory reception rendered the
ladies by the Cherokee Club on last
evening at their rooms in the Masonic
Temple. 1t was delightfully."- informal
and not only were the present joys APP
preciated, but anticipatory pleasures
lent an additional charm to the even
ing. Tuesdays will be ladies' day here
after, and doubtless, will prove source
OF a great deal of social enjoyment.
Last night punch was served and was
especially appreciated by the partici-
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