The leader., 1901-09-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. Charles Oliver attended the
Auburn Chautauqua.
Marie Watts has enjoyed brief visit
to Johnston Station.
Miss Ada Bailess, of Hermanville,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss Beulah.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Drury are now
keeping house near Mr.. divers resi-
denoe in West End.
Miss Josie Hurst left Sunday for
Laurel, where she has accepted po-
sition as stenographer.
Miss Bessie Wilson, daughter of
Hon. Edgar S. Wilson, of Jackson, Is
the guest of Miss Launa Strother.
Burnett Hobbs, late of the West
vile News, spent several days as the
guest of THE LEADERS editor last
week.
Miss Josie Eitel left Saturday even
ing to begin her career as nurse In
the training department of the Touro
lnfrmary.
Mr.. F. H. Hartman, the prominent
lumberman of Brookhaven, was here
Thursday on business before court
MouuoIio Eo.offo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Bee left
Sunday for Mt Olive where they will
spend some time. We hope Mr.. Bee
will fully recover his health.
Col. S. W. Hoskins continues ill with
fever. His little nephew, Tom Chris
man, after four weeks of suffering, is
still having fever every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Perkins returned
Friday from a fortinight's visit with
their sister, Mrs. Richards, in Chicago.
Mrs. Martin will prolong her stay for,
probably, several months.
WHITE CREAM VERMIFUGE is essen
TALLY the child's tonic. 1t improves
the digestion and assimilation of food,
strengthening the nervous system and
restoring them to the health, vigor and
elasticity of spirits natural to child
hood Price, % cents. Price & Wat
son.
The State president, Mrs. H. B.
hells, requests members of the w. c.
l. ~ to assemble themselves together
on the morning of the 9th and pray
lot prohibition victory in Madison
county on that day, the day appointed
Tor the election. Will those interest
% come to the Baptist church at $50
friday morning2
Mr.. Everett and family have moved
into their residence on Becker Street.
lately purchased from Miss Eunice
AIDING Mrs, Mary Anding has pur-
CHASED two lots west of this and will
oulid Immediately. Mr.. Everett is a
ofO1her OF the senior member of the
new law trim of Everett 4 Price and is
extended welcome to Rrookhaven.
lawson Smith is now engaged be-
aiad the counters of j. NJ. Woods gro.
very Lawson has been regular sub
,cr'oer to The LEADER wherever he
nas been located for some time past
and now transfers his address to that
VI Dis sister, Mrs. Anderson at Pick
GUS because of his location in Brook
maven We appreciate the patronage
VI our many young subscribers.
we return thanks to the manage
alen' ior copy of the Georgia Ala
'''a Business College Journal. To
- 'nere are but two familiar faces
a"ong the many presented on its pa
s'S-the we'll known countenance of
.'esident E. L. Martin and of Miss
oa','e Chrisman. Special offers are
'aoe 10 pupils entering the college be-
.'e Dec. 10. Address Pres. E. L.
martin, Macon, Ga.
Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Ind.
poor man, but he says he would
' De without Chamberlain's Pain
.. uul IL 1t cost five dollars bottle, for
saved him from being cripple. No
u Asernal application is equal to this
u'meht for stiff aud swollen joints,
0a'racted muscles, stiff neck, sprains
ua rheumatic and muscular pains.
: nas also cured numerous cases of
ps,.iai paralysis. It is for sale by
~ Grafton, Druggist.
nay ride complimentary to Miss
W. an'e Whitworth was chaperoned by
AZ S Charles Chrisman last wednes-
- night. There were forty-five in
,ss. party who, when they reached
t.,a Ia destination, were cordially enter
s'ued by Mr.. A. Mikas. On Thurs
s night Miss Monita Hardy enter
m'ned In her honor and on Friday
~. Mrs. ]. Priebatsch opened her
spitai doors to number Of young
~ s''s' the bright, particular star of
~, evening being Miss whitworth.
A.. charming young lady left Sun
i0r her home in Water Valley.