The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Ju1eT Two rags LDnDffoH b'Bb1.
sipsb. Stop. The roads are ter
rible.
J. W. SmoIlen visited CrI stall Springs
Sunday.
Miss Rosa Isaacs visited Beauregard
Sunday.
Zee the opera house ad. in another
column.
Steve Smith was Capital City Wis
itor last week.
DR.. Harry Watts, of Nagee, is home
on short Wit.
Neat typewriting aud copying done.
Call at this Office.
Mr.. J. J. McGrath was Sunday
visitor from Canton.
The hardest freez. Of the season
caught MS last night.
Miss Alma Johnson, Of McComb,
visited Mrs. Reddiug last week.
Mrs. NJ. II. Ragsdale aud little Mary
are guests Of Mrs. RS sister at Hszie-
hurst.
Mr.. X. X. Scott, Of Veto, visited his
daughter, Mrs. u. II. Wentworth, yes.
terday.
s. u. Newman, one Of Bogue Chitto's
prominent merchants, was A visitor 10
this city.
Mr.. George Watson returned yester-
day from one Of his extensive com
mercial tours.
Mr.. Berry Lowther, Of Jackson, has
become assistant prescriptionist at the
Price drug store
Il. w. Davis, who is now Lumber
toms prosperous baker, IL a visitor
10 this city today.
Mrs Belle Hoffman and her pretty
little niece, Marie Lucich, are visitors
10 the Crescent City.
Luther Ramsey has returned from
Forest aud is now In the employ OF
John McGrath Sons.
DIR. and Mrs. Jones with their three
little ones left last week for Brandon,
where they have located.
Parsons Moreton. Wentworth Co. are
headquarters for furniture, cooking
stoves and sewing machines.
Misses Maxwell, Nalty and Gamer
on, Of McGrath's coterie Of employees,
visited at Summit last Sunday.
DIR. John Purser, accompanied by
his brother, Dr. Thos. Purser, will
leave tomorrow for New Orleans.
Mr.. Bass, OF Hazehurst, is building
handsome and commodious residence
next the home Of Mr.. X. C.Applewhite.
DR.. II. Lewenthal, who has been 10
Gated at Fayette for some time, was
among Brookhaven friends this week.
Dr. Walter Weathersby and wife, Of
Bogue Chitto, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mccormick the first of the
week.
Tom Watts has been transferred
from Baton Rouge, La, to this place,
where he is engaged with the Cumber
land Telephone Co.
Go to the new Opera House Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, Feb. 9Th,
7th and 8th~up-to date plays by au
up-to date company.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butterfield and
DIR. Montgomer', Of Norfield, were in
terested members Of the audience at
'Tbe Minister'S Son"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonuie KEGS have
moved In from Fair River and are now
pleasantly ensconced Ia Lee Maxwelfs
residence east OF town. Mr.. Max
well Is now making his home at Fair
River.
Alfred Moreton had an unfortunate
fall from Il car yesterday and was con
siderably bruised. His friends re-
joice that the accident was not more
serious.
Mr.. M. r. Flood, one Of the city's
most estimable young busin' ~ men,
has bought out the prospecting fruit
stand formerly owned by Mr.. ONeil.
and the same Is now in charge Of Os-
car Bayliss.
All ladies accompanied by gentle
man with one paid reserved seat ticket
will be admitted free to "Under Two
Flags" at the Opera House tomorrow
night, provided the ticket is purchased
before q o'clock at Heuck IL Sons store.
Mr.. w. II. Fur, OF Little Bah al !, has
been appointed by Sheriff Applewhite
as one OF his regular deputies. Mr..
Fnrr will move his family to Brook
haven as soon AZ be can procure "A
suitable residence. He is one OF Lin.
coins young men Of whom she has
reason to feel proud.
On next Sabbath there will be cele.
brated at Caseyville the marriage OF
Miss Ada Hudson and Mr.. Turner
Blackwell The fair bride to be is a
sister OF Mr.. l.. II. Hudson and the
groom a brother of Mrs. j. II. Red.
ding Of this city Our congratulations
are extended In anticipation OF the
nuptiai event.
Mr., r. G. Caulkins, representing the
Northern Assurance Company OF Lon.
don, spent last Thursday In Brookba-
ven, looking after the interests of his
company. Mr.. Cauikins, who makes
bis homo In Atlanta, Ga, Is a son-in.
law OF Ex-Attorney General Frank
Johnston, OF this State, and an exceed
iDgly pleasant and agreeable gentle
man. whom IL Ii pleasure 10 meet.
He was the guest, while In the city, of
Mr.. A. j. hiazza.
There will be music and elocution
recital 1t Pearlhayen on next Wednes.
day night, by pupils Of Miss Beulah
bayllss. Twenty five cents admission
will be charged, the proceeds TO be
used on the payment OF the piano late
u purchased for the public school.
Ihe Psarlhaven people will be de-
AGbted 70 have their neigbbors of
brookhsven come over and help them.