The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1902-03-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
J have seen Beresford.
Don't fail to see Mr.. Wright.
Wait for the wrong Mr.. Wright.
The wrong Mr.. Wright is all right.
A god frost "fell' Monday morning.
Did you meet the wrong N. wright'
Frank Aylward was in Wesson day
last week.
The Legislature evidently believes in
extension.
Mr.. and Mrs Brady spent Sunday
in New Orleans.
Mrs. f. Simon left last Wednesday
for visit to Osyka.
Mrs. J. W. McGrath is up after an
illness of several days.
Miss Lottie Magee has returned from
delightful visit to Osyka.
Dune Mccormick has been laid up
for several days with the grip.
Mrs. s. H. Chandler is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. Isy Abrams has returned from
several weeks visit to New Orleans.
Mr. J. f. Stringer paid Wesson and
his family regular weekly visit Sun
day.
Bert Brasfeld, of McComb, is en-
gagged with Louis Zwirn at his barber
shop.
Cotton Smith enjoyed a visit with
his sister, Mrs. Anderson, at Pickens
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardy are now
keeping house in Mrs. A. j. Friou's
residence,
Mr. John Russell. of Hazlehurst, was
visitor to Brookhaven and his best
girl Sunday,
We regret to note in the Franklin
Advocate that H. H. Magee, of Veto, is
in feeble health
Messrs. Fosby and Jesse Day have
begun the erection of residences in the
Schwem addition.
Misses Lula and Beulah Anding, of
Hazlehurst, were guests of Mrs. T. c.
Maxwell last Sunday.
Mrs. Will Hoskins is enjoying a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Bolton, at
Biloxi and her three grandchildren.
Miss May Burkitt, of Monticello, a
former bright pupil of the public
school, was guest of Mrs P z. Jones
Sunday.
Put not your faith in princes
neither in printers-with apologies to
Prince Henry and the faithful few Of
the latter.
nrookhaven regrets to lose that
charmlng young girl, Miss Mollie Rut-
ledge, who has returned to her home
at Mt, Carmel.
MT and Mrs. T. P. Blackwell spent
sunday in Vicksburg with their moth
er' Mrs NJ. A. Blackwell, and family
Forest Register.
All kinds of insects begin to germi-
na'e this month-especially "the bug
.nat has no wing at all, but gets there
Just the same"
IL all the people in our town were
IKE me, what kind of town would our
'o"n be-" Fellow citizens, men and
women, let each one answer.
Mrs D. A. Johnson and her son and
us wife have moved back to Brook
maven from McComb. They occupy a
'eS'oehce In the Hoskins Addition.
We regret to note that Mr.. and Mrs.
James &. Mccormick will in the flu
sa'e make Ora their home. MIR. Nc
DOrm'ck is employed by the May
Easterling Co.
0nariie Boone, of Pearlhaven, has
veeh on a weeks visit to his wife in
"esson, the result of mashed finger,
, n' while at work in the Pearl
"'er Lumber Company's mills.
Mrs e. G. KEGS moved last Friday
oacA to her old home at Fair River,
.nefe two of her younger sons are
a'nnihg. Mr.. and Mrs L. P. KEGS will
O.cupy her nice residence in the east
Of town.
" ). L. Butler, one of the States
vsS' physicians; succeeds DIR. Wesley
4aftin, deceased, as physician of Whit
worth College. DR.. Butler enjoys the
ss,undenoe and esteem of all who know
~ oau as doctor of medicine and as a
0uristian gentleman.
Frank Maxwell, of Fair River, was
h'0~n last Saturday. He was called
aOme from Louisville Medical College
- the death of his father and will not
,pe'urn, as the school closes this week.
'ahk is one of the county's most
ising young men and we hope to
y MIN complete his course in the