The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-04-30
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Tanglefoot fly paper at Brookhaven
Drug Co.
Miss Beulah Bayliss spent Sunday
In McComb
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Hodge visited
Canton recently.
The Price Drug Co. apartments look
as fresh as the flowers of spring.
Mrs. Ada Davis Smith and children
have been visitors to Hermanville.
H.F. Mulliken, of McComb, was
visitor to this city last Thursday.
Mrs. Lewis McLaurin visited New
Orleans last Thursday and Friday.
If you want board, apply to Mrs. E.
J. McDavitt, West Cherokee street.
Rev. b. f. Lewis was a guest last
week of his relative, Rev. B. F. Jones.
Mrs. A. C. McNair has enjoyed a
visit with Mrs. Huntley, at Hatties-
burg.
Charles Butterfeld, jr., of Norfield,
has been the guest of Master James
Watkins.
H. Lewenthal says the button-hol
bouquet he has been wearing doesn't
signify anything.
Mrs. L. NJ. Stingily is spending some
time with her sorely afflicted mother,
Mrs W. f, Parsons.
Thomas Brady, ST., of Lawrence
county, was the guest of his son at this
place on last Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon Penn are now
making their home at the progressive
city of Columbia, on the Pearl.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Prefer and Miss Jo-
sic left last Thursday for visit to Mr..
and Mrs Dreyfus at Hattiesburg.
Laurel has had "hay-rack ride.
We generally leave the rack out in
Brookhaven, but make the racket, all
the same
Miss beulth Bayliss charmingly en-
tertaned a number of friends one
evening last week. Delightful refresh
ments were served.
Alfred J. Augustin,' travelling agent
Of the Daily SDa te5, New Orleans, was
avisitor last Thursday and gave The
LEADER pleasant call.
Pr. }. W. Johnson, of the State
University, was visitor at the public
SCHOOL last week. He was highly
pleased with the conduct of that in
stitution
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Penn and family
and Mr.. aud Mrs. R. @. Applewhite at
tended the funeral of Mrs. PENIS
rather, Mr. H. B. Evans, at jackson
last Saturday.
President W. T. Lowrey, of Missis-
appl College, preached at the Baptist
church last Thursday night. A large
congregation was present, including
the college girls"
Mrs. Lee Allen has arrived from
jackson and is at home with her sister,
mrs. Lewis McLaurin. Her many
nrookhaven friends are glad to have
ner back among them.
The street cutters are being exca-
,ated for the Spring fresh bets. We
mink we settled with the rain-god
"nen we went through the flood-the
one OF recent date; but we'll still need
atlttle rain now and then.
Inc protracted meeting closed at the
methodist church last Wednesday
aght, after ten days of faithful service
TIE pastor aud preaching by Rev.
':b. Lewis. Bro. Lewis preached
sefles of splendid sermons.
:. mr. and Mrs. j. j. Milton, of Magno-
~ Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Milton, of
a'oomo, Mr.. J. Simpson and Miss Lulu
SIMPSON, of Canton, attended the
funeral of their relative, Mr.. w. H.
@nton, on last Thursday morning.
mr. Andrew Roberts, of Kentwood,
Nuo conducted the music during the
p'o'fac'ed meeting at the Baptist
0uurch last summer at this place, is
W" employed in that service at Jack
"us First Baptist church, where a
meeting of days isgoing on.
Miss Nellie Sasser was filled with
pardonable pride last week when she
.'0eNed a first grade certificate for
irving received the required degree in
.a0 teachers examination. Miss Mel
~ IS pupil in ths public school, just
PAST sweet sixteen, and her success
speaks praise both for herself and
teachers.
Mrs. 5. j. Hart and Miss Cecile left
s' Thursday for visit to Scott Sta
on' Ark, where they will be guests Of
rs' L. j. Cunning Mrs. Hart and
esaghter- are always warmly welcomed
= TINS city where, from time to time,
ssey visit Mrs. Harris brother, DR.. j.
T. johnson and family.