The leader., 1901-03-06
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Building material so cheap at c. B.
Perkins.
Arnold Morris was recent visitor
from Beauregard.
Revolyers and bicycles at c. B. Per
kins hardware store.
Pay for THE LEADER we give you
the Home and Farm.
The Cadmus Club will discuss
Heine's poems at Mrs. Hardys Friday
night
Miss Jessie McNair and Mr.. Wildner
Willing left this morning for New Or
leans.
The local newspaper should be found
in every home Subscribe for THE
LEADER.
Denechaud's, 149 Carondelet New
Orleans, is the place to go when you
are in the city.
Carload prices on sash, doors
blinds, lime, fire Trick and cement at
Perkins Hardware Store.
Mrs. Ella Kern has arrived on visit
from Vidalia, La. We regret that she
is in precarious state Of health.
THE LEADER is requested to announce
that the firm of Larsen d Kicks, archi-
tects, has been dissolved by mutual
consent.
Engineer Mcintyre was a visitor to
one of our fairest maidens last Sab
bath. We hear it is not his first visit
to this city.
The LEADERS Home and Farm pre-
MUM offer is still open to new and old
subscribers-two splendid papers for
the price of one.
Mrs. HARDWOOD, who is pleasantly
remembered in Brookhaven as Miss
Mary Matthews, was the guest of Mrs.
Cope last Thursday.
Mr.. Isaac Smith, of Montgomery,
suffered another stroke of partial pa
ralysis last week, but we are glad to
state he is able to be up.
Capt. Chamberlain, of Vicksburg,
prominent insurance agent who has
visited Brookhaven for many years
during his travels, was in town Mon
day.
Since The LEADERS statement last
week that there was plenty Of room
for an increase of population, there
have been several additions. They
will grow.
Mrs. Oscar Newton entertained few
friends on Monday evening, in honor
of her husbands birthday. Their
numerous friends wish many happy
returns of the day.
Anyone wishing regular board in
small family can secure same by ap-
plying to Mrs. E. J. McDavitt, one
block south Of Prof. highlands resi-
dence in the east Of town. Terms
reasonable.
Rev. II. H. Purser preached an excel
lent home missionary sermon to IA good
congregation last Sabbath. A coutri
button was solicited, the amount of
which will be reported at tomorrow
nights prayer meeting.
ELAN Robertson. who for the past
year has been with Moyse q Bro, of
Summit, is now superintendent of the
Hitler Land & Improvement Co. at the
same place, with his office in the Bank
of Summit building.
The Hotel Denechaud, 40 Caron-
delet, New Orleans, is constantly grow
ing in popularity with the travelling
public. A cotere Of the Bernhardt-
Coquelin combination are being en-
tertained by them.
Rev. j. A. Bowen, of the North Mis-
sissippi Conference, arrived on Mon
day evening and preached at 1870 to a
large and interested congregation.
Services are held every day at 10 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. The pastor, Rev. c. w.
Crisler, cordially invites everybody to
attend.
Mr.. Charles Benedict, of the May
Benedict Lumber Company, of Peoria,
Ill, was welcome visitor among
Brookhaven friends this week. Mr..
Benedict was formerly resident of
this city during which time he occu-
pied the position of bookkeeper at
Pfeifer a. Dreyfus'.
Miss Ragsdale will, at an early date,
give one of her charming evenings at
jackson, and also Summit and Lex
ington. Her talent demands an en-
thusiastic welcome in any community
she may choose to favor. Her enter
tainments are absolutely unsurpassed
by any of the kind we have ever at
tended
Miss Josie Hurst has piuckily won.
on her own merit. good situation as
stenographer in New Orleans. This
energetic and deserving little lady,
wishing to fill her own purse indie
pendently, went TO New Orleans a
fortnight aga, offered weeks service
free to the firm By which she was sub
sequently employed. and after her vol
untary trial service. was accepted with
thanks May favor aud fortune at
tend her. Miss Josie will be greatly
missed among her Brookhaven friends.