The leader., 1902-04-23
TOWN AND COUNTY.

0OOoOSSOSSOSSSS
Tanglefoot fly paper at Brookhaven
Drug Co.
L. Ward is stopping at Mrs. Boswell's
this week.
Miss Cleo Smith left Sunday to visit
relatives at Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. W. P. Baggett is recovering
from serious attack of illness.
If you want board, apply to Mrs. E.
]. McDavitt, West Cherokee street.
The back premises of the manse have
been surrounded by new board fence.
Mr.. S. hoffman has erected a neat
heart pine picket fence around his
garden
Mrs. John McGrath is enlarging her
residence by the addition of room to
the west
W. F. Smith, of Magee, was pleas
ant and welcome visitor to this city
last Friday.
Rev. B. F. Jones held quarterly
conference at Sartinville last Friday
and Saturday.
Mr.. McCallum, of Union Church, and
DR.. Dodds, of Veto, were distinguished
visitors to this city last Friday.
Joe Heuck has built another pretty
cottage behind his present home and
next W. NJ Turnbough's residence.
Miss Peeps;e Terry is now making
her home with Mrs. Oscar Newton and
Miss Lola Allen is with Mrs. Redding.
Drs J. r. Butler, w. w. Davis and
Scion Wilson attended the State Med
ical Association at jackson last week.
Their many friends are rejoiced to
note that Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. McNair
will resume their residence in this city
at an early day.
John A. Penn, of this city, is paint
ing and papering the residence of
Editor Joe Dale at Monticello. Joe
always was little "high headed.
Clifton KEGS, one of our most es-
Unable youths, had the misfortune to
dlsiocate his shoulder last week. He
Is doing as we'll as possible at present.
Mrs. Henry Middleton, who was so
much admired as Miss Lucille Stafford
IN this city few years ago, is spend
ing some time with her husbands
mother and family.
j. 0. Boadwee, the "old reliable, has
opened this week tin shop at The
Farmers Store. Anything in his line
In the way of repairing, guttering, etc,
will be attended to promptly. Call on
10, Boadwee for such work.
In this season of finery and fun
merry of dress and display it is we'll to
observe that decorated dogs are the la
test lad, SO that there be nothing lack
Ing. The coats of the CANNES are
clipped to represent all kinds of
figures.
We note, with pride, in the Meteor
mat Miss Bonnie Dunn has been
elected member of the. faculty of the
crystal Springs public school. 1t is
hoped in Brookhaven that Miss Bonnie
Will retain her position in our own
public school.
Rev }. A. Scarborough called at this
ofhce last Friday. On account of his
recent attliction in the death of his
daughter, Bro. Scarborough did not
take his anticipated passage for the
DALLAS reunion. A readable letter from
MIN appears in another column.
~ w. McNair is enjoying vacation
from his books and arduous duties at
the court house. He is spending the
tlme at Mt. Olive and other places in
ooVington county, familiar to him
since his boyhood. His numerous
friends in this county unite in wishing
MIN pleasant sojourn.
Mrs. NJ. T. Flood, Misses Cleo Smith,
Fannie Maxwell, Nita Hardy and Mary
hosklns all left Sunday for the re-
union at Dallas. The first two men
TONED will visit relatives at Marlin,
oefore their return, while the last
named goes as sponsor for the Stone
wall Guards, of this city.
yesterday was the anniversary of the
memorable and disastrous cyclone that
swept Monticello off the face of the
eafth 10 years ago; and today memorial:
izes the Beanregard storm of 10 years
ago. Those were times that tried
mems souls, and will be remembered
as long as man lives and breathes
VINO witnessed the awful disasters.
An excellent cut of Miss Beatrice
mcmillan appeared in Sundays Pic
ayone, the occasion being her Office as
court stenographer during the trial OF
hatson for the horrible massacre Of the
Earl family at Welsh, La. Miss Nc
Miilan's Brookhaven friends are al
ways gratified to know of her success
In her chosen field OF employment.