The leader., 1902-11-05
z re LEADER.
Wednesday Evening, Nov. 5, 'O2.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Wedding bells tomorrow night.
Charles Hollenbeck is prospect
ing in California.
Why, neighbor, The Leaders
carpet is nearly worn out.
Miss Rotch, of Copiah, is the
guest of Mrs. T. C. Maxwell.
Little Ralph Decell is recover
ing from severe attack of illness.
Trains of the /. C. run on the
double track from. jackson to this
place.
October was a most beautiful
and delightful nth-barring a
little dust.
Mrs. B. F. Anding is enjoying
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Null
lens, at McComb.
Mrs. Joe Cope and pretty little
ones, visited Mrs. Throckmorton
at McComb last week.
Mrs. T. B. Hodge, of Canton,
is spending few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Drury.
Mrs. NJ. S. Menger, of Clinton,
is spending the week with her
daughter, Mrs. B. T. Hobbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Denman, of
Lawrence county, left this city for
visit to McComb last Saturday.
Rev. C. w. CrisIer preached
to an overlooking congregation at
the Methodist church last Sabbath
morning.
Misses Matte and Pauline Pur-
ser spent Monday with their
brother, DIR. Thomas Purser, at
McComb.
The Seavey building has assum-
ed majestic proportions of late.
1t is an ornament and pride of
Cherokee street.
Postmaster Jobes has had his
elegant residence, lately purchased
from James Miazza, newly and
tastefully painted.
Miss Rena Jones will attend to-
morrow the marriage of her
brother, Robert, to Miss Lizzie
Cook at Crystal Springs.
Rev. j. A. Lee, of Wesson,
preached an earnest and able ser
mon at the Baptist church of this
city last Thursday night.
The Mcdonald Scott Company
raked in the shekels at the Opera
House last week. There was a
good attendance all the week.
Hon. E. F. Brennan spent the
first of the week at Mendenhall, |
Simpson county's new site, where
he had important legal business.
Rev. G. W. CrisIer visited his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Gill, at Gin
ton, last week. We regret to hear
of Mrs. Gill's continued serious
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Grafton
attended the marriage of Miss
Minnie Jackson and P. T. Doyle,
of Wisconsin, at Bogue Chitto,
last week.
Pres. j. B. Nalty, the energetic
head of the East Union Lumber &
Mfg. Co., returned Friday night |
from an extensive trip to the
Northwest.
Miss Mary Abshagen has enjoy
ed couple of months with rela-
tives in Maryland and Ohio. She
returned last week, to the JOY of
home and friends.
Mrs. NJ. Dreyfus, of Hatties-
burg, is cordially welcomed on
visit to old friends and relatives
in this city. She still seems
part of Brookhaven.
Miss Peepsie Terry will be one
of the pretty bridesmaids at the
wedding tomorrow at Crystal
Springs, of Miss Julia Kaigler
and Louis Hawkins, of Walden.
The graves in the cemeteries
were prettily decorated on last
Saturday, although flowers are not
as plentiful as is usual at this
time of year on "All Saints
Day."
Rev. A. F. Davis has been
elected pastor at Magee's Creek
church; Rev. J. L. Price, who
has supplied them for a number
of years, having resigned on &C
count of his health.
Friends in this city are pleased
to learn of the happy marriage of
Emory Price to Miss Annie Har-
dy, of Vicksburg, which pleasant
event took place last week. Our
best wishes are extended.
The Ramsey Piano Co. has Sc
cured the contract for tuning the
Whitworth pianos. M. johnson,
an expert in his line, does the
work and has over-hauled score
or more of pianos at the college.
Since last August typhoid fever
has been in the family of Mrs.
Frazier. Her second son has had
fever fifty days and continues i'll.
Mrs. Frazier occupies the SEES
sions cottage on West Cherokee.
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