The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-01-01
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Happy New Year to all!
DR.. j. G. Martin visited New Orleans
this week.
C. l.. Ford, of Wesson, was here a
day last week.
Hon. J. b. Holden, of Summit, has
been a visitor.
Neat typewriting and copying done.
Call at this office.
Parsons Moreton- Wentworth Co. will
sell 238 wagon for $50.
Robt. Barnwell, of Summit, has been
one of this weeks visitors.
Mr. w. r. Easterling was reelected
mayor of Fayette last week.
More guns and better ones at Par
sons Moreton- Wentworth Co.
DR.. Tom McNair has been sick for
several days, but is out again.
All kinds of mattresses and springs
at Perkins Furniture Company's.
Mrs. A. c. McNair and Miss Jessie
leave Saturday for New Orleans
Will T. Richards, of Chicago, has
been visitor during the holidays.
John Q. Hyde, jr., will be married
today to Miss Aery Thomas, of Will
son, La.
Mrs. J. G. Siebe, of Crystal Springs,
has been a welcome guest of the Bag
gett home.
Rev. M. L. Burton and wife enjoyed
the Yule tide with Mr.. Burton's mother
at Montrose.
Miss Rosa Collins, of Summit, arrived
yesterday to be the guest of Miss
Annie Brennan.
New lot of "Crown" and Miller or
gans-S3.OO per month at Perkins Fur
niture Company's.
Mrs. N. R. Jordan is enjoying the
Christmas season in Vicksburg, with
Mrs. Robert Jordan
We are glad to know that Mrs. Lar
kin Baggett is recovering, after seri-
Gus attack of erysipelas.
Perkins Furniture Company can fur
nish your home complete, and you
only pay $500 per month.
Parsons Moreton- Wentworth Co. are
headquarters for furniture, cooking
stoves and sewing machines.
The younger society set enjoyed a
dance with Miss Josie Becker at her
elegant home on Monday night.
A surprise party was enjoyed by a
number of her young friends with
Miss Sara Storm, last Thursday even
ing.
The Fifth Sunday Meeting failed to
meet. Unexpected bad weather fore
stalled the willing minds of the
brethren.
Col. Geo. G. Hoskins has returned
from Washington, ID. G. He is an ap-
plicant for the office of register of the
land office.
Mr.. Larsen has purchased lots from
Mrs. Dora Nalty and will erect hand
some two-story residence opposite Mr..
Bees home.
Miss Maggie Beavers, daughter of
DIR. Beavers, of Wesson, aud Mr..
Charles G. Bell, of Laurel, were mar
ried on the Oath in our neighboring
town.
We return thanks for the courtesy
of an invitation to an "Informal Social
Dance" to be given 10y the Pearlhaven
boys at the town hall, tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Newton attended
the marriage of their sister, Miss Myra.
at Crystal Springs last week. The af-
fair is reported to have been an ele-
CANT one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, who are
among BroOkhaven's latest aud most
valued residents, spent the hoIi lays
with Mrs. DIS father, Mr. c. Baas, of
Hazlehurst.
Mr.. Andrew Roberts, of Kentwood.
was the guest of Rev. T. Fl. Pureer last
Thursday and Friday Mr.. Roberts
left on Friday night for visit to
Sioux City.
President Watkins and wife treaie ed
the girls who remained over at the
college to Christmas tree, which
tended TO brighten the holidays spent
away from home.
"rhe shining morning faces" of the
little school children were not very
bright Monday, as they wendell their
weary way from toys and fire crackers
towards the school desks and books
again.
The marriage of Miss Eugenia Bee,
eldest daughter of Mr. Barnard Bee, to
Mr.. Barber last week, was a surprise to
her many Brookhaven friends The
best wishes of all attend the young
couple.
HERBINE should be used to enrich
and purify the blood; it cures all forms
Of blood disorders, is especially useful
IN feyers, skin eruptions, boils, PIN
pies, blackheads, scrofula, salt rheum
and every form of blood impurity; it is |
safe and effectual cure. Price, so |
cents. Price 4 Watson.
The infant child of Professor and
Mrs. Edgar Green has been very i'll |
with pneumonia. Brookhaven friends
have also been saddened by news of |
the critical Illness of Captain and |
Mrs. bennett Ewing's little girl at |
Fernwood. Mrs. A. ID. Ewing went |
down to be with the anxious parents |
on Monday.
Mccormick & Thompson have start
ed in to fill orders in their wood
working plant. and in ten days will |
have their machinery in perfect run
ming order. They have a large mum
Der OF orders already booked, and |
there is no doubt that they win make
! success, with the vast amount of
building that h going on In our city |
ND vicinity. |