The leader., 1901-10-02
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Mrs. Vim. Anderson, of Jackson,
arrived last Thursday on visit to rel
atives.
Mrs. Ada PROXY and Miss Mamie
Martin visited Mrs. Butterfield at
Norfield, last week.
Mr., B. Fass, of New Orleans, has
been the honored guest of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. Z. Scherck.
Mr. W. W. Wolfe has moved his
family into one of the Hartman resi-
dences on Jackson Street.
Miss Joicie Smith, one of the coun-
tvs most worthy young women, paid
US a pleasant visit Saturday.
Several gravel cars were ditched
near East Union Mills last Friday
evening, delaying the south bound
passenger trains several hours.
Our townsmen, p. 7. Byrne and D.
7. Bryant, we're both victims of run
away accidents last week. We are
glad that neither one was hurt seri-
Ously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c. Byrd and
their pretty baby daughter, Blanche
LIE Roy, have returned to the Crescent
City, after pleasant visit to relatives
at this place.
Our young and esteemed friend, Mr..
". G. Williams, has again gone to
Nashville to take literary course and
to make pedagogy special object
he has our best wishes.
DR.. Geo. A. Love and family have
returned from their visit to relatives
IN Wisconsin. On his trip the Doctor
combined business with pleasure and
ad led several valuable instruments to
Dis stock for veterinary surgery.
7. II. Perkins negro porter had his
pocket picked last Friday night in a
crowd at the depot, losing SO thereby,
that had Just been given him and
which he had thrust into his trousers
pocket.
Or. L. B. Graves, principal of the
University School, Grange Hall, was a
caller at this office last Saturday. He
mad fine opening and the attendance
continually increasing.
a change has been made in the man
asement of the Cumberland telephone
exchange at Forest. Mr.. Deitz, the
lormer manager, has been sent to New
otieans and his position has been
alled by I. P. Blackwell, of Brook
Ha'en'-Scott Comfy Register.
We are gratified to learn that Miss
'OSie Eltel successfully passed the
prescribed examination in order to
become trained nurse at the Touro
iunfmary' New Orleans, and has
,u'ered regularly upon her duties. A
large number of candidates failed.
Aoy Cohn, who graduated at the
iuoiic School in this city last June, is
Nv" attending the State University.
Any mas always been looked upon as
0ue OF brookhaven's brightest boys and
NC nope MS record elsewhere will com
pare iavorably, if it does not excel,
"aat ne has accomplished in his
''uOastlc course at this place.
don't msnI lVes stand between the presi-
I iS.n and a headless government. The
oo s. congress passed a new law. sug-
Sno Sou ~ Gartield's death, making the
dant 'ssion run, after the vice -presi-
sac a. 70 The secretary of state. the
W uuUsetary of treasury, the secretary of
naston attorney general, the post
nav ~ general, the secretary of the
Upfo' 'i io6 the secretary of the interior
10 tbo 100 the succession ran first
snaaI vice president and then to the
Of III" / VI the senate and the speaker
suo uOuSe.
ms parton, who, after a residence
Na i've years in this State, returned to
vis;. aa'iVe state of Illinois for a brief
il a,. iecehtly, reports that Mississippi
,ns .,actlng great deal of attention
AMI ' sna' this winter will witness quite
S,.. 'uiax OF Northern people to our
in tsno This makes further argument
tbs 9. OF our Mississippi display at
"s st, Louis fair.