The leader., 1902-04-30

town.
Mrs. Ada PROXY, of Natchez, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. S. e. Ses
sions.
You save at least 20 per cent. when
you buy McGraths' 49c combination
packages
Bargain in odd corsets at McGraths'
s1.50 corset for 9S cts. s1.0O corsets
for 60 cts.
DR.. B. D. Watkins, of Natchez, has
been the guest of his brother, Pres
Watkins.
For ladies' fans, laces, belts and EN-.
broidery, go to Parsons, Moreton
Wentworth Co.'s.
For RENT.-Nice rooms in private
residence one block from the depot
Apply to Mrs. Mcmillan.
Try Warmers rust-proof sl.O0 cor
set-correct style, and guaranteed
McGrath & Sons sell them.
The young lovers of the Terpsicho-
rean art enjoyed dance at Mr.. Mikas
residence two miles out last night.
Somebody will get $1,000 in gold free
Why not you? One guess with every
pair of shoes bought at McGraths'
After an absence of several months
Mrs. Scherck and little Inez, re-
turned last Thursday from their visit
to New Orleans.
Messrs. Fl. Lewenthal, James Miazza
and Willard Seavey made the trip to
Monticello Sunday afternoon and re.
turned Monday.
Mrs. Charles W. Crisler and little
sons are visitors to Clinton, where
they are guests of Mrs. Crislers
mother, Mrs. Gill.
A. Fl. Butler, who has been the guest
of his brother, DR.. j. L. Butler, left
last Saturday for visit to Monticello
and Hebron relatives.
Mr.. James Cassidy, of Summit, came
up Sunday and returned with his wife
and baby, who have been visiting Mrs.
Cameron for several weeks.
On next Sabbath Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Barnes will celebrate the 10th ami
versary of their wedding at the home
of their son, Mr.. George Barnes.
McGrath g. Sons expect to sell be-
tween 1000 and 5000 pair shoes during
the months of April and May. $1,000
for nearest guess. Ask for particulars.
Mrs. j. j. McGrath and her two
lovely little daughters arrived from
Canton last Friday evening and be-
came guests of Mrs. John McGrath for
few days.
Mrs. Hiram Cassidy was called to
Canton Sunday by news of the serious
illness of Mrs. r. w. Durfey and little
son, the latter of whom was in a des-
perate condition with typhoid pneumo-
mia.
Read the corset "ads' in the leading
Magazines and note that the w. B.
corsets and Warmers rust-proof are
popular brands at popular prices.
McGrath e. Sons keep the leading
styles.
The public generally is invited to
the May party at Mrs. l.. H. Baggett's
residence on next Monday afternoon
from toS A contribution of % cents
is requested for the benefit of the
Baptist church.
Don't forget that DR.. Watts uses
the same material that he has been
using the past % years and guarantees
to do as fine work as any dentist in
the State. at half the regular
charges. Extracts teeth painlessly
without cocaine or gas.
Mrs. w. E. Price was called to Jack
son Monday by message announcing
the critical illness of her father. She
left on the first train; but found that
Mr.. Bailey had died short while pre-
vious to her arrival. Our sympathy is
extended the bereaved daughter and
family of the deceased.
The infant class of the Methodist
Sabbath School now have Mason &
Hamlin "baby organ, all their own,
which they use in their class room.
Three dozen chairs, appropriate to the
restless little sitters have been or
dered and with Mrs. A. F. Watkins as
teacher, it looks as though plans for
the moral and religious development
OF the little ones have about reached
the acme of perfection.
"A Breezy Time" at the Opera House
last Wednesday night attracted fair
~ good house. 1t would have taken a
Sherlock Holmes to have ferreted out
the plot Of the play and Philadelphia
lawyer to connect the points. From
what cur exchanges say we think this
company is giving very unsatisfactory
engagements everywhere. The man
agement certainly knows how to put
the play on paper, though, as their cir
cuiars and newspaper ads testify.
With profound regret was the news
Of the death of Mrs. Emma Burton
Taylor received here on Monday
morning. Mrs. Taylor was married
ct Whitworth College, where she was
engaged as secretary to the presi.
dent, last December and 'long life and
happiness" were as deyoutly asked for
her - for shy fair and lovely bride
with the vows Of wedlock fresh upon
her. We trust that both have come 10
her In the home beyond. To her young
end noble husband. sympathy goes out |
n bis great sorrow. Mrs. Taylor died
II Jackson.