The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-05-07
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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Mrs. 7. \. Fosby is the guest of Ty-
lertown relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brady spent last Sat
urday at Norfeld.
Ernest Parsons was visitor from
Crystal Springs Sunday.
SB. Newman, of Bogue Chitto, was
recent visitor to this city.
Miss Nellie McGrath left last We'd
nesday for visit to Chatawa.
Mr.. Baker Smith was visitor last
week from Lauderdale Springs.
Mrs. L. J. Scott and little daughter
are visiting Mr.. Scott in Durant.
Paul Hobbs represented THE LEADER
office on Schley Day at Jackson.
Mrs. Julia Chrisman and Miss Ina
McRee visited Peetsville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Blum have returned
from pleasant stay at Browns Wells.
Mrs f. H. Wentworth was taken i'll
last Thursday and is not yet recov
cred
Mrs. Richardson and daughter, Miss
Lille, Sundayed with Mrs. w. c.
Schwem.
Mrs Ella McNair and little ones
visited Mrs. Thompson at Bogue Chitto
last week
II you want to see "style" come to
Brookhayen. Even the horses are
wearing hats.
Little Miss Hortense Zwirn has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zwirn
at Bogue Chito.
Messrs. Marion Higdon and Joe Pur.
ser, of Hazlehurst, we're visitors Sun
day to this city.
Mr. and Mrs Gibson, of Wesson,
we're Sunday visitors to their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Sasser.
Miss Daisy Schwem is now taking a
course in telegraphy at New Orleans
and is making fine progress.
Mr.. Vim. Towns is able to be on the
streets again, after suffering seven
weeks with crippled foot
Mrs. D. d. Ewing and her sister,
Mss Nellie Dosh, were visitors to Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. Ewing last week.
Misses Daisy Brister aud Mackie
Mckinney, of Whitworth, spent several
days with home folks at Bogue Chitto
last week.
Mrs dohnson, the popular director
Of the dress making department of
John McGrath & Sons, now has rooms
at Mrs, Will Hoskins'.
don, ! N. YaWn, though pot old
snopgh to be a veteran, attended the
reunion at Dallas, and was greatly
pleased with the Lone Star State.
Dir Smiley 0steen and Miss Lena
Nooley were married in this city last
Thursday evening at the residence of
Ar' and Mrs, Dunlap by Rev. J. r.
Boone,
When we meet friends that seem
cold and distant, with faraway look
10 their eyes, we console ourself with
the reflection that they had onions for
dinner
Dr. Walter Brent, of Tulane Uni
'erSlty, one of Bogue Chitto's prom
inent young men, was the guest of his
parents last week and also visitor to
brookhaven.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Turnbough &C
eompanied by Miss Daisy Schwem and
eFotAer, Henry, spent Monday and
tuesday in New Orleans. Miss Daisy
VIII take a three months business
course while there.
The Brookhaven Lumber and Manu-
featuring Company suffered small
ioSS oy fire at Hattiesburg last week
aud j. N. Cookies sawmill in Pike was
also attacked by the fiery element en-
falling loss of about $500.
4. Greenwood, the Industrious col
1Ufed truckman whose fine patch and
property We noted in recent issue,
presented us last Friday with a fine
sample of his English pea crop and
tet'uce. Our thanks are due.
lhe Price Drug Co. most generously
qua elegantly entertained their lady
friends and hosts of children last
friday afternoon. Their freshly fitted
spartments looked exceedingly at
nactiye on the warm May day; and
sue refreshments, consisting of all
Alnds Of iced drinks and ices, were ex-
seedingly delectable. Fans were pre-
seu.ed as souvenirs of the occasion.
another of Whitworth's lovely and
suited alumna, has entered the estate
y matrimony. This time it is Miss
lena Jones, daughter of DIR. Jesse K.
sOnes, OF Jackson, who was married
@' Tuesday to Allen Philip, of the
Sapital They will reside at jackson.