The leader., 1902-02-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
What is the best? Brookhaven Star.
Mesdames David and Emile Cohn
visited New Orleans last week.
Miss Leona Eitel spent Sunday with
parents and relatives in this city.
DR.. r. r. Applewhite is erecting a
commodious barn on his premises.
Plant a tree or shrub or flower as
spring draws nigh. 1t will rise up and
bless you.
Prof. J. l.. Logan, of the McComb
Female Institute, was Sunday visitor
to this city.
Mrs. A. f. Watkins elegantly enter
tanned the seniors of Whitworth last
Friday night.
Miss Ethel Farmer, of Wesson, was
the guest of Miss Benneta Purser the
first of the week.
If we could just work with our hands
in our pockets this cold weather, we
could bear it better.
Mr.. R. P. Willing has become Vice
President and General Manager of the
Bank of Hazlehurst.
Mrs. Dora Nalty visited Jackson last
Thursday and was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Fletcher.
Prof. Z. B. Graves, Principal of
Graves University School at Casey
vile, was in town Saturday.
Miss Claudia Hickman returned to
Wesson last Wednesday, after pleas
ant visit with Mrs. P T. Jones.
Miss Alice Cook, a former pupil of
Whtworth, was married at Greenwood
last week to Mr.. H. Y. Frazier.
We note with pleasure the marriage,
at McComb, of Miss Mamie Zealey and
Dr. Geo. II. Tate, a prominent dentist
of that city.
Mr.. Joe Abrams made brief visit
10 relatives here last week on his way
10 st. Louis from a business trip to
New Orleans.
The railroad park fences are keeping
pace with the depot building, and are
now set back on line with that i'm
portant stationhouse.
Mrs. A. M. Dodds, of Veto, was taken
so Ill last week that her husband was
summoned home from the Legislature.
We trust she has recovered.
Mr.. Charles Schnorrenberg has re-
sumed his former business position at
Aolly Daniels, while Mr.. D. Sartin is
valuable addition to john McGrath &
Sons employees.
The law firm of Everett & Price are
now located at Meadville, having
moved their Office from this city.
"nlie regretting to lose them, they
nave our best wishes in serving out
Tue law to our neighbors in Franklin.
MT Chris Larsen, our old reliable
architect and builder, has closed the
contract with D. j. Batchelder for his
handsome new residence to be built on
Naliroad avenue, and has commenced
work.
Last Friday was bad day for Sun
oeams' and those that struggled out
a. D In the evening were clouded by
warm wraps and shaded by umbrellas.
we are sorry that st. Valentine chose
such bad day for celebration.
when you lack energy, do not relish
your food, feel dull and stupid, after
'a'lng' all you need is dose of Cham
ueriain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Ihey will make you feel like a new
niah and give you an appetite like a
oear' For sale by C. E. Grafton Drug
Co.
Mr' j. R. Anderson and family left
yesterday for Brookhaven where they
VIII make their future home. 1t is
WIN regret that we see these good peo-
PIE leave our midst. The Advocate
"''nes them prosperity and happiness
'neir new home.--Franklin Advo-
cate.
nave used Chamberlain's Cough
nemedy for number of years and
nave no hesitancy in saying that it is
me best remedy for coughs, colds and
group have ever used in my family
nave not words to express my con-
naence in this Remedy. Mas. j. A.
,ouRE, North Star, Mich. For sale by
y L. Grafton Drug Co.
nr' James Cunning, Of Scott Station,
ARK, has been the guest of his uncle,
VI ). Fl. johnson. The many Brook
.aVen friends of DIR. Cunning, who is
sae second son of Mrs. Leila johnson
- cunning, were more than glad to greet
uim again after years OF separation, he
having left here when small boy. He
. = now practicing physician of Scott
o'ation, for which town he left last
saturday, accompanied by his grand