The leader., 1902-04-16
TOWN AND COUNTY.

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The wedding tonight!
Tanglefoot fly paper at Brookhaven
Drug Co.
Leon Pfeifer was visitor from New
Orleans last week.
Warren McNair is now attending
Mississippi College.
Ell. Wentworth attended court at
Meadville last week.
kThe bad weather prevented services
at Union Hall Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Allen is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a handsome new buggy.
If you want board, apply to Mrs. f..
J. McDavitt, West Cherokee street.
Styles may come and styles may go,
but the shirt waist goes on forever.
Mrs. Mollie Morgan, of this county,
is Mrs. McDavitt's guest this week.
Hiram Cassidy visited his sister,
Mrs. Holden, at Summit last week.
Mrs. Sallie Hart arrived from New
Orleans last Saturday to spend few
days with DR.. Johnson's family.
Charles Elder, Jr., is now an ac-
commodating and courteous member
of J. NJ. Woods corps of clerks.
Miss Mamie Powell has returned
from Auburn and begun the pleasures
of vacation at her home in this city.
Last Saturday Mrs. Prof. Tyrone
and her sister, Miss Waller, of Silver
Creek, were among visitors to this city.
Joe Van has bought the P. Lucich
cottage on West Cherokee street, and
will there make his home with his fam
lily.
Messrs. W. w. Davis and ]. f.
Decell, two of Caseyville's prominent
citizens, were Brookhaven visitors last
Friday.
The Summit sentinel has entered
the tbirtieth year of it's existence.
Bro, Bonney has our best wishes for
longer continuance.
Hotel proprietors, contractors, archi
tects and other artisans of trade have
been numerous in Brookhayen of late.
There's something ling to happen.
The Jewish Passover falls this year
on the 22nd. The feast of unleavened
bread will be observed as usual by
those of the Jewish faith in this city.
Passover Feast of Unleavened
Bread services will be held by the
Temple B'nai Sholom congregation
Monday evening, April 21st, at 8
o'clock.
Mr., and Mrs. Marchant, who have
oeen guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
hardy, left Sunday for visit to Mrs.
Marchant's brother, Mr.. Carson Bag
gett, at Canton.
Z. d. Bonney, a brother of N. p, of
the Summit Sentinel, is now in charge
Oh The McComb Times and the paper
Is now as fresh and bright as enthusi-
astic ambition can make it.
Mrs Rodney Marchant, of San Fran
CISCO, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Charles Hardy. Mrs. Marchant is
pieasantly remembered as Miss Sophia
haggett, who visited at this place sew
eral seasons ago.
lhe amount Observing being done by
modistes and seamstresses In this city
is marvel to man-if not to woman
Inc luxuries Of dress are so enjoyed
q. 'his present day by all kinds and
ciasses OF femininity that they are a
seeming necessity.
The Swiss Bell Ringers and Asetceam
TITO entertained packed house at the
opera House last Friday night. Every
one was delighted; but none more so
'nan the Epworth Leaguers, under
whose auspices the entertainment was
given. Nearly s35 was cleared.
Dan Cameron has written such
s,oying accounts of Port Arthur,
.eSas' that his parents and brother,
ashiey, will leave for the Lone Star
state this week. Friends wish them
an possible good fortune; but believe
.aat no State can serve them better
'nan Mississippi.
mr.. burford, optician. will be at the
Dfookhaven Drug Co.'s store for an
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