The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-03-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Try -Brookhaven Star.
March came in like lion.
The latest fad -Brookhaven Star.
Higdon Sumrall was Sunday visitor
from Utica.
DR.. Geo. A. Love offers his fine Span
ish jack for sale.
It's March but you needn't get mad
as March hare.
Will Terry, of Terry, was business
visitor this week.
Mrs. Thos. Brady is visiting her sis
ter in Louisiana.
Burn up the trash instead of throw
ing it in the street.
Miss Lola Allen spent Sunday with
her mother at Hszlehurst
Mrs. A. G. Seavey is recovering from
severe attack of bronchitis.
Hello, there. Give me a Brookhaven
Star, for there is none better.
Go to J. T. Grant for nice, large
loaf of good bread for cents.
J. e. Decell, of Caseyville, was among
visitors to our town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Moul, of Thayer,
were visitors in Town Monday.
Mrs. John E. Seavey visited her
parents at McComb last Sunday.
Messrs. Joe Julian and Arthur Mid
dleton have been visitors to New Or
leans.
H. c. Price, of Wessop, visited his
brother of the Price Drug Co., here
Monday.
F. B. Noodle returned Sunday from
an extended visit to Kentucky and
Georgia.
Mrs. Dye, of Copiah, is visiting her
son, Clifton Dye, who is very i'll at his
residence.
Mrs. Biggs, Miss Alma and Miss Re
ma Jones, visited New Orleans the first
of the week.
S. C. Ray, of Utica, Kinds county, is
now in the employ of the Price Drug
Co. as prescription clerk.
Patronize home industries not
home made bread-but home made
cigar-the Brookhaven Star.
w. w. Holiday was visitor to New
Orleans last Thursday in the interest
of the Brookhaven Drug Co.
Miss Lillian Richardson, of New Or
leans, was the guest of her sister, Mrs
William c. Schwem, last week.
Sullivan's Bread is a scientifically
prepared, pure food product. Every
loaf guaranteed absolutely pure.
Mr.. Charles Penn and his bright
young daughter, Miss Josie, visited
HaZlehurst relatives last Sabbath.
Mr.. j. T. Grant has secured the ex-
elusive sale of Sullivan's Famous
Bread for Brookhaven. J. 7. Grant.
The condition of Adolph Abshagen
is now more favorable, and his physi-
clan expresses some hope of his recov-
cry.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the Pres
byterian church, enjoyed quilting at
Mrs. Cull's residence Monday after
noon.
Mrs. B. f. Anding's condition was
very critical last Sunday evening. She
is somewhat improved at present, but
is seriously ill.
Sullivan's Bread is made with care
by machinery and the use of steam
and without any person putting their
hands in it. j. T. Graut.
The Price Drug Co. are having the
Millsaps building next the Bank of
Brookhaven nicely fitted up and ex-
pect to move into it this week
s. c. Martin has returned from a
visit to his home in Hazlehurst, to
take charge of the prescription depart
ment of the Brookhaven Drug Co.
1t is not too early to begin thorough
ly cleaning the alley ways and by ways
and back yards of premises. Take
time by the forelock and do all in your
power to prevent sickness during the
coming summer.
Miss Josie Pfeifer is expected home
next Saturday after visit of several
: weeks with New Orleans relatives and
friends. She will be accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Louisa Dreyfus, of
New York, who has also been spending
some time in the Crescent City.
TIE LEADER is requested to an
nounce that the ladies of the Baptist
church will receive their friends and
well wishers at the Pastors Home on
Friday evening, March l4th, from to
IL. We feel sure that the appreciative
people of this city will be pleased to
greet Rev. r. II. Purser and wife in
their new home and to lend their pres
snce 10 the occasion as means of en-
courasement 70 the cause Of Christian
advancement