The leader., 1902-02-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Miss Benneta Purser visited Wesson
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Sasser visited
Wesson last Sabbath.
Mrs. r. NJ. Rominet, of Learned, is |
the guest of Mrs. F. Y. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaacs made one of
their frequent trips to Beauregard
Sunday.
Mrs. \. C. McNair left week ago
to visit her sister, Mrs. Sebastian, at
Martin, Tenn.
The rain came down in torrents Sun
day night and continued through the
greater part of Monday.
Mr. Arch Mcmillan has again sue
cumbed to illness, but is up at this
writing, we are glad to state.
Rev. B. F. Jones preached at Crystal
Springs last Sabbath and held quar-
terly conference in that city.
Mrs John Perkins, formerly Miss
Katie Suber, has been welcomed among
Brookhaven friends recently.
Miss Joseph, relative of Mr.. S.
Kohlman, is expected to arrive at her
home from California to morrow
Mrs Annie E. Smith returned to
Lauderdale last Thursday, after visit
with parents and sisters at this place.
Mrs. S. p. DuBose has joined her
husband at this place. Mr.. DuBose is
in the employ of John McGrath &
Sons.
Messrs. W. F. Parsons and Charles
E Grafton left Monday to attend the
Grand Lodge of Masons, which is now
in session at Winona.
Mrs. s. Kemp and her two fine chill
dren returned to their home in Halle
hurst last Sabbath, after a pleasant
visit to relatives here.
Mr. Wood Magee, one of Monticello's
young and promising lawyers, came in
to Brookhaven Sunday and from here
"euI W JdckSOn on business.
NJ, D. McGrath, who has been made
president of the corporation of John
McGrath II Sons, left for st. Louis last
Thursday in the interest of that firm
Oscar Bayliss is doing a fine bust
ness with his new enterprise, formerly
ONells fruit stand near the postoffice.
Mr. Bayliss is sole prophet of the
business
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McDavitt are now
keeping house in the east of town.
lhey moved Monday from Mr.. Media
VittS mothers, where they have been
boarding.
Inc State Superintendent of Educa-
uoh has sent out blanks to the as
SCISSORS upon which to take the new
enumeration of the educable children
ordered by the Legislature.
Mrs. W. H. Penn and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. e. Applewhite visited Mrs. j. E.
Evans at Crystal Springs Sunday.
MIS- Evans has been critically ill with
pneumonia, but is now convalescent.
"hen you lack energy, do not relish
your food, feel dull and stupid, after
ea'lng all you need is dose of Cham
oerialns Stomach and Liver Tablets.
lucy Will make you feel like a new
"'n ana give you an appetite like
oear For sale by G. E. Grafton Drug
Co.
MI j. w. McGrath continues as
secretary and treasurer of the corpora
,'on OF John McGrath a. Sons, while J.
- McHrath has succeeded to he office
" wee president made vacant by M.
- McGrath becoming president, since
sue death of their father, who was the
Aead of the firm.
r. Ingram, the manager of the
nanher Marble Works, of this city,
va naS united in marriage on the 18th to
t''s Neoma Dover, of New Grand
u"'h, Ill. Judge Hoffman officiated.
Aay 'hls remain, as it is now, the "Ban-
uer event of their lives; more lasting
'uan Marble" more enduring than the
works" of man.
ar and Mrs. Chandler have moved
'.Ou Hammond to this city, and will
o. once build a residence in the
s'n"em addition. Mrs. Chandler was
m y'merly Miss Lena Allen, of the
b u'oa Hall neighborhood, while her
,oahd is native of this county and
sO'n are cordially welcomed to Brook
maven as residents.
n nave used Chamberlain's Cough
tsmedy for number of years and
n ss'e no hesitancy in saying that it is
.4e pest remedy for coughs, colds and
Jup have ever used In my family.
"a aaSe not words to express my con-
% uence in this Remedy J. A.
r core, North Star, Mich. For sale by
= T. Grafton Drug Co.