The leader., 1902-02-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Carlos Smith is at home for a few
days visit to home folks.
Messrs. Dennis and w. D. Davis Wis
tied Jackson last Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Bee, Sr., have re-
turned from visit to Magnolia.
March 30 will be Easter Sunday this
year-early for spring bonnets.
Messrs. L. P. KEGS and Albert Nc
Fadden are down with la grippe.
Miss Katie Reddng, of Crystal
Springs, is Miss Nellie Jones guest.
The Board of Supervisors meet in
regular monthly session next Monday.
1000 rolls wall paper just received
by Perkins Furniture Co at Chicago
prices.
The frame work for Mr. Larsen's
new residence, east of Mrs. Dora Nal
tvs, has been erected
A solid oak bed room suit for SO 90,
$500 cash, and $500 per month at
Perkins Furniture Co.
A 20-year gold filled watch with
chain and charm for $500 at Perkins
Furniture Co., on easy terms.
T. H. Perkins Furniture Co. can sell
you Grown or miller" organ fully
guaranteed, on easy terms.
Misses Ida Keenan,, Lena McFadden
and Eonnia paarac NOT Il
a pleasant visit to McComb
Mr.. Will McNair, of Centrevile, has
been the guest of his brother, Mr. r.
W. McNair and other relatives.
Mrs. j. II. Redding will entertain the
"Matrons and Maids of the Whist
Club next Wednesday afternoon.
All signs are said to fail these latter
days-even the candy man in his white
linen suit is no omen of warm weather
Miss Fannie Mikell, whose health
has been precarious for several months,
is again confined to her bed by illness.
Mr.. Guy Brignall, of Aurora, ILL.,, has
been business visitor to this city.
He left yesterday for Montgomery,
Ala.
DIR. T. c. McNair is eDlarging his
residence. Its appearance will be
greatly enhanced by the additions
made.
Bedford Phillips is tagging at the
Cherokee street crossing for his broth
er, John, who is laid up with the
grip"
There will be services at the Bap-
fist church next Sabbath morning and
evening. The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
The delinquent tax lands will be sold
next Monday. AS is usual on such oc-
casions, good many people will be at
tracted to town by the sale.
Misses Matte Hunsucker. BERTHE
Givin, Lulu Hart and Katie Sasser, of
Bogue Chitto, spent several days with
Brookhaven friends and relatives.
Mrs. John Purser left for New Or
leans last Saturday. The many friends
of the family will be glad to know that
DR.. Purser is now on fair way to re-
covery of health
Mr.. j. r. Anderson, formerly of
Meadville, is now located in this city
and occupies the McClendon house.
Mr.. Anderson contemplates going into
the livery business.
Robert Scott, who has been absent
for several months attending the COM
mercial college at Lexington, KY, is
again behind the counters of the Par
-Moreton Wentworth Co.
Miss Hannah Millsaps, of Browns
Wells, is assisting at one of McGrath's
cash stands, with view to occupying
the position of cashier for the Hub
bard McGrath Co., at Hazlehurst.
John White spent Sunday with his
parents at this place. Mr.. White has
had for some time, position as book
keeper with the large lumber firm of
Poitevent & Favre, at Pearlington
Mr.. w. f. Parsons will this week
visit Memphis and st. Louis, with an
eye to the business interests of the
Parsons Moreton- Wentworth Co. He
will lay in large stock for the spring
trade.
The following Millsaps students were
In attendance upon the Whitworth
College debate last Saturday night: ID.
L. Bingham, ii. b. Heidelberg, w. o.
Tatum, Charles Carter, A. S. Catch
ing, VIM. L. Duren.
The two-year- child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm- Lambright, near this city,
was severely burned about the face
and arms on Monday, and mag die.
The child played with fire while its
mother was out OF the room.