The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-03-12
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Try me Brookhaven Star.
Mrs. Ada Davis Smith and Miss Fan
ny Decell made trip to Caseyville
last Saturday.
The residence, owned by Mrs. j. r.
Perkins and occupied by J. d. Gull, has
been reshingled.
Mrs. Hudnall's property is improved
by the addition of an ornamental as
we'll as substantial fence.
Patronize home industries not
home made bread a home made
cigar-the Brookhaven Star.
Sullivan's Bread is scientifically
prepared, pure food product. Every
loaf guaranteed absolutely pure.
Miss Kathleen Chrisman is now en-
ployed at Canton, as secretary for her
grandfather, Judge J. B. Chrisman.
The Harvey johnson Literary So
ciety, of Whitworth, will hold an open
session on Saturday night, the 22nd
inst.
Rev. r. H. Purser will conduct ser
vices at Pearlhaven next Sunday even
ing. Those interested are invited to
attend.
Rev. J. J. w. Mathis, travelling agent
for The Baptist, preached acceptably
70 hn vaan1a of TTn;f,n ua11 1ac Cru
day morning.
Mrs. S. P. Smith and children left
Saturday night for visit to Shreve
port. They were accompanied as far
as jackson by Mr.. Smith
When you buy bread you want the
best Sullivan's Purity Bread is the
Best and the Best is none too good
for you. You can buy it from Grant.
Chris. Larsen's ability to do quickly
what has to be done is exemplified in
the rapid development of his handsome
two-story residence east of Mrs. M.
Nalty's.
A local correspondent writes: "The
young couple were out driving, when
their buggy animal ran away" OBJ
security is a fault of many young
writers.
c. Cole, one of our esteemed sub
scribers from the Topisaw neighbor-
hood, was a welcome caller at this of
Goa Morlor 10 Cd INV
his handsome young daughter, Lena.
The Brookhaven Drug Co, as will
be seen elsewhere, will open it's doors
to the public next Saturday. Hand
some fixtures have been put in and
the store will present an inviting and
elegant appearance.
LosT-On the Caseyville road, be
tween two and four miles from Brook
haven, light colored overcoat, sleeves
lined with silk. If the finder will
leave it at the Store of the Brookhaven
Drug Co, he will be literally rewarded.
Interested friends will be pleased to
know that the Bris.er family, near Mr..
Ragland's, who were so sorely afflicted
with illness, are all now improving.
Mr.. Brister expects to be able to go to
work again in weeks time and his
wife has been up some, while the other
two members of the family are on the
mend. This is gratifying news to the
friends who ministered to them in their
necessity and distress.
Miss Lottie Magee, one of our pref
tiest and most attractive young ladies,
was married at the parsonage last
night to John Mogan, Rev. c. W. Girls
Ter officiating. The yonng couple had
the full consent of the parents of the
bride, who is daughter d Mr.. and
Mrs. S. f. Magee, of this city. Mr.
Mogan is an engineer on the l. c. The
very best wishes of many friends at
tend the newly married and may their
honeymoon never wane.
AS will be seen in the official pro-
ceedings of the Board of Supervisors,
the Stonewall Guards armory, which
Is now owned by the county, has been
rented to j. r. Anderson for term
of two years at the rate of s. per
month and necessary repairs. Since it
is learned that it will be converted in
to livery stable, there is much regret
expressed that the Board did not find
some better disposal to make of this
property.
We regret to learn that after five
weeks of severe suffering from la
grippe, Mrs. Minnie Smurr Waterer is
still Frustrated and in a reduced con-
dition. Her husband, Mr.. j. w. Wa
terer, arrived Sunday from Yazoo
county and yesterday summoned DIR.
Eugene johnson, Of Yazoo City, to
consult with Brookhaven's DIR. John
son as regards the condition of his
wife. 1t is believed that with the best
OF care she will recover. but it will be
weeks yet before she will be able TO be
out again. We hope her recovery may
b more rapid than Is at present am
ticipated.