The leader., 1902-12-03
The LEADER.
Wednesday Evening, Dec. 3, 'O2.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Were you thankful enough9

visit to the Crescent City.
Country sausage" sold like hot
cakes in town last Saturday.
$4,000 stock to select from at
A. Staf1er's 'Jewelry Store.
Houston Warnock is now in
the employ of the Racket Store.
T. G. Ratcliff's home is much
improved by new coats of paint.
Mrs. G.. w. Crisler and three
little ones are visiting at Clinton.
The Fifth Sunday Meeting
again met hard weather last Sab
bath.
No charges for engraving on
goods bought at Stafier's Jewelry
Store.
The little folks heads and
hearts are already full of Santa
Claus.
Miss Eva Kohlman has return
ed from visit to Crystal Springs
relatives.
We can't just exactly tell at
this writing what the weather is
going to be.
Solid silver from all the leading
manufactures at A. Staffier's
Jewelry Store.
Miss Landry, of Donaldson
vile, La, has been Miss Viola
McMillan's guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Potter
Walker have returned from their
bridal tour North.
Mrs. VIM. Abshagen returned
last week, after spending two
weeks in New Orleans.
The beggars have, come to town
"some in rags and some in tags;'
but none in velvet gowns.
j. NJ. Blocker, of BroOkhaven,
was among his friends at Mead
vile NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Adolph Abshagen visited his
fathers home here last week and
returned to New Orleans Monday.
Charles B. Perkins has erected
an attractive cottage on Jackson
street, west of Capt. Hoskins' old
home.
Santa Claus at A. G. Seavey's!
Go to see Seavey's brand new
Christmas goods before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Isaac Kohlman, one of the fes-
tive drummers along the |. c.,
was the recent guest of his cous-
in, S. Kohlman.
The largest and finest stock of
diamonds, watches and jewelry
between New Orleans and Jackson
at A. Stafier's Jewelry Store.
A. Staffier has been 80 years in
the jewelry business in Brook
haven and stands behind every ar
ticle he sells with his guarantee.
Christmas weather arrived last
Friday; so that Arbor Day was
not as we'll attended at the public
school as it otherwise would have
been.
Art Pottery, Statuary, Tiffany
Vases, fine Stationery, Parker's
Fountain pens, gold pens with
pearl holders at A. Staffier's
Jewelry Store.
Sewing machines all makes.
See the advertisement of the Nov
city Store in this issue. Your
own terms-sold on three years
time-payment by week, month
or year.
Vice President Hawkins, of
Whitworth, preached at the Meth
odist church last Sabbath morn
ing. At night he preached the
annual sermon for the Ladies'
Foreign Mission Society, and
both services were excellent.
Remember the special service
at the Methodist church tonight.
1t will be the last one held in the
old building. Hereafter the con-
gregation will hold their regular
meetings in the Chapel Of Whit
worth College, where the public is
invited to attend.
We learn with much regret of
the rapidly failing health Of Miss
Johnnie Lee Allen, who is now
with relatives in New Orleans.
She and her mother have spent
some time in Texas, but returned
disconsolate as to any permanent
improvement in Miss Aliens
physical condition.
A special ceremonial session of
Hamasa Temple will be held at
Brookhaven December 9Th, next
Monday. If the weather is propi-
tious, a procession will add to the
interest of the occasion. Later in
the evening initiation ceremonies
will take place and twenty or more
novices will be introduced into the
Ancient Order.
Misses Stella Benjamine and
Richie Wilson entertained the
Whist Club last Wednesday at the
residence of Miss Benjamine's
mother, Mrs. E. Simon. Mrs.
Blum, who was to have entertain
ed, was deferred from the pleas
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