The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-03-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Try me-Brookhaven Star.
A. w. Maxwell visited Jackson Mon
day.
Read DR.. Van Watts new ad in this
weeks issue.
See the line of tooth brushes at
Brookhaven Drug Co.
An elegant line of Hurlbuts station
cry at Brookhaven Drug Co.
A high grade line of imported per-
fumes at the Brookhaven Drug Co.
Miss Jeanette Mikell returned yes
terday from pleasant visit to Jack
son.
Miss Dena Resale Lewenthal, of
Winnsboro, La, is visiting Miss Mae
Wilson.
Capt. Clarke Maxwell now has the
Monticello and Brookhaven mail route
contract.
The African Methodist Episcopal
church in Petersburg is being re-
shingled.
Remember the reception for next
Monday night at the home of Rev. r.
H. Purser.
Mrs. Hansford, of McComb, is the
guest of Mrs. Geo. Barnes. She ar
rived Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon Penn are now
making their home with their father,
Mr.. John Penn.
Mrs. Dunbar, of Canton, was the
guest of Mrs. Larkin H. Baggett sew
eral days last week.
Miss Katie Hill has arrived from
Canton and is a welcome visitor at
Mrs. S. N. Storms.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ratliff, of Yves
son, have moved into the house lately
vacated by Mrs. Lanier.
The congregation of st. Francis
church observed st. Patrick's Day
with appropriate ceremonies.
Patrc rize home industries not
home made bread-but a home made
cigar-the Brookhaven Star.
Hon. w. f. Parsons has joined in
holy bonds of late, Miss Lethia Britt
and Thomas jackson; Miss Louvenia
Travis and James Gray.
Miss Mary Ewing, who has been
visiting at Fernwood, will spend "a few
days in this city next week, before re-
turning to Patterson, La.
Miss Mary Buie and her brother
Webster, of Jackson, spent Sunday at
this place. They were entertained at
dinner by Mrs. W. X. Wood.
The vast amount cf dressmaking
being done in this city, together with
the two millinery openings this week,
prophesies brilliant Easter"
Plenty OF ice yesterday morniu, re-
gardless Of the fact that "the lilac is
il blossom, the cherry flowers, white"
1t is hard to make things "paralyze'
these times.
Mrs. S. e. Ray. wife of S. c. Ray, of
the Price Drug CO., has arrived and
they, with their child, are now making
their home with Mr. and Mrs. W. c.
Schwem.
c. /. Burford, graduate, scientific
up-tod date optlcian, viii be at the
Brookhaven Drug Co.'S during the re-
moi of .,,,
eyes are in need of glasses.
Large crowds are expected from up
and down the railroad to attend the
millinery openings today and tomor-
row. They will excel anything of the
kind ever before seen in this city.
1.-THE Daughters of Eve as Lawmak-
ers"will be the subject of Gov. Stands
address at the Public School Friday
night. Everybody ought to go out to
hear him, and to contribute to the
library fund of the scho oil.
fthere are any persons in town who
do not want to help the school library
they had better go fishing" next FIJI
day, or else remain in hiding some
where. for the pupils are going to make
. raid on the town in full force.
The Presbyterian ladies entertained
at st. Patrick's evening on Monday.
The affair was gratifying success
socially and financially. Mrs. A. C.
Seavey's elegant and commodious home
Is beautifully adapted to such enter
taiuments.
On last Sunday afternoon Miss Car
RE CAMPBELL, who lives near the gravel
pit, was married to Mr.. Byron Day,
Hon. w. +. Parsons, President of the
Board of Supervisors, performing the
ceremony. On Monday an Unfair was
held and the young couple began their
life together under favorable circum-
stances. The attractive bride is one
among the worthiest yoaDg ladies of
this county and The LEADERS best
wishes 60 out TO her and her accepted
companion for all possible happiness.