The leader., 1902-05-14
Buy one of McGrath's 49c combina-
ton packages and be happy.

boxes 20 Gus. WOODS grocery.
Mrs. Hettie Levy Lowentritt is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. S. Kohlman.
See that $500 coat in McGrath's
corner show window. If it fits you it
is yours free.
Have your arms stretched and try
on that $500 coat at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for nothing if it fits.
S. F. Magee has treated his family to
a splendid Schuman piano fresh from
the Ramsey Piano Co.
Harry Hamilton, the genial, jolly
Harry, was the guest of J. w. McGrath
at his elegant home yesterday.
The Epworth League held a de-
lightful meeting at Capt. A. e. More
tons residence on Monday night.
Next Sunday at II a. IN. Children's
Day will be observed at the Methodist
church. The public is invited to at
tend.
Miss Susie Becker accompanied her
father F. f. Becker, to the meeting of
the State Bankers Association at Nc
Comb yesterday.
DR.. Sessions arrived here from Match
ez Monday and returned on yesterday.
DR.. Sessions friends in this city are
always glad to see him.
Miss Lola Aliens recital for next
Wednesday night promises to furnish
a delightful musical evening.
Beginning with tomorrow Thurs
day. and continuing until Sept. l,
Brookhaven's stores will close at 6
p. m. every day except Saturdays.
Obituaries and death notices will be
charged for by THE LEADER at the rate
of one cent a word for all over so
words. Cards of thanks will be charged
for at the rate of five cents per line.
We are requested by Rev. M. L.
Burton to announce that on next
Monday night DR.. S. A. Steele will
lecture in Calisthenics Hall. His
subject will be Life in Dixie During
the War" Admission, so cts. A treat |
is in store for our people.
The concert given by The Ottumwa
Quartette at the Academy of Music
last night was decided success and
rare musical treat to the large audi
ence that attended. 1t is seldom that an
opportunity to hear such rare singing
is afforded. -Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
DR.. and Mrs. z. B. Graves have
moved into the Gage old residence.
Last Monday he began his summer
school at Union Hall. DR.. Graves has
a reputation unexcelled as a teacher
and the people of that vicinity are
fortunate in having him located in
their midst.
Capt. Tedford has the responsible
job of moving the old Boswell house
to the lot just north OF its present site
and facing in that direction. 1t is ex-
pected to be in position by June lst.,
when it will be occupied by Mrs. Mont
lingo, who will continue its use as
hotel. This will be decided improve
ment to Fourth street.
Mr.. w. G. Williams has returned
from Vanderbilt and is now engaged
in teaching at Fair River, while Mr..
Henry Capps. who has also been study
ing at Vanderbilt has returned, and as
sumed charge of the Union school.
These excellent young men have our
best wishes for successful terms in
their respective schools. They are
both paving their way to fame and
fortune by hard ticks.
Miss Beatrice Mcmillan, who has
served for some time as court stenog-
rapher at Lake Charles, La, was
married last Sunday at the residence
of Judge Gill, of that city, to Frank B.
Field, a young lawyer and real estate
agent. The happy pair left for a
bridal trip to California and on their
return will stop over in this city, where
they will be cordially welcome by Mrs.
Fields family and friends.
Mr.. Isaacs has returned from the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows at Meridian. He reports a
royal time while enjoying the hospital
tiles of the two lodges of the Queen
City. On account of his long and loyal
service of forty odd years, in the an
Gent Order of Odd Fellows, a commit
tee was appointed to provide medal
by the next annual meeting to be pre-
sented Mr.. Isaacs. We are sure he de-
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