The leader., 1901-07-10
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Co.'S for fruit jars.
Mrs. t. C. Maxwell visited Summit
Sunday aud Monday.
Every day is bargain day at Par
sous Moreton-W Wentworth Co.'S.
Mr.. Louis Zwirn was a visitor to
Hazlehurst the first of the week.
The Parsons Moreton- Wentworth Co.
have six bargain days in the week.
Mrs. c. w. Crisler and little ones re-
turned from Clinton last Wednesday.
\ dance, complimentary to visitors,
was given in the Cherokee Club rooms
last Thursday evening.
Entertain your guests at "The Cher
okee Confectionery" Popular prices
and best service In town.
DIR. T. X. Magee has been made
county health officer of Franklin at a
salary of 500 per annum.
Ice cream, made ''ye ole fashion way"
delivered anywhere within city limits
at $50 per gallon. THE Cherokee"
Mrs. J. J. McGrath and Miss Katie
Hill leave tonight for Nashville, their
visit having been deferred by illness.
Mrs. S. n. Storm entertained last
night few friends in honor of Miss
Lucille Kirchhaine and Miss Katie
Hill. Elegant refreshments we're
| served.
Our enterprising shoe dealer, Mr..
Vim. Abshagen has been suffering
greatly with "a bone-felon for two
weeks, which has incapacitated him
for work. He is now improving.
Willie Davis is now hustler on the
ice-wagon. He says that there haven't
been but two people to tell him
that the ice man can't keep cool, y
and that they are exactly right
about it.
Those famous little pills, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, compel your liver
and bowels to do their duty, thus Civ
ing you pure, rich blood to recuperate
your body Are easy to take. Never
grippe. G. +. Grafton Drug Co.
LosT.-A silk umbrella with X. A.
engraved on the handle, while waiting
for seat on the evening of July 4th
at the Cherokee Confectionery. Find
er will please leave same at "The
Cherokee" and secure reward.
Mr.. W. f. Parsons was taken sick last
Thursday and for several days was
very seriously i'll. He will leave as
soon as he is able for Tate Springs,
Tenn, where his many friends hope
he will be relieved of his painful
malady.
With Fluctuations heartfelt and sin
cere is the announcement of the mar
riage of DR.. c. II. Trotter late of
Norfield, received at this place where
he has many friends. On the after
noon Of the Sth DR.. Trotter and Miss
Alberta Rutledge Burress, of Baldwin,
were married at Winona The bride
is described as beautiful and accom-
plished and "A descendant of one of
the States best families.
The Cadmeans had an enjoyable
meeting at the charming home of Dr.
and Mrs. Butler last Friday evening.
They have chosen the third Thursday
of the month July 18th, for their next
meeting and will spend the evening
with Tennyson." Members are re
quested to respond with quotations
from favorite poems selected from the
poet laureate and the evening promises
to be one of unusual interest.
y very pleasant meeting of the Ep-
worth League was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. W. X. Wood Monday
night. After readition of the pro
gram, attending members were invited
by the president, Mr., j. NJ. Wood, to
The Cherokee, where they greatly en-
joyed a treat of ices and cakes. The
next meeting will be with Miss Pau
line Milton at the residence of Mrs.
Lou White. All the young people
are cordially invited and all mem
bers earnestly requested to attend.