The leader., 1903-10-14
COLD SPRINGS NOTES.

dummy line, putting down heavy
rails. The grading is careful ,tht
SURVEY painstaking, and it looks
Las If the road intends to bill
Natchez after all.
Mrs. John Magee has decided tc
be lccal representative of that
wonderful educational desk the
Chautauqua.
/ Elicit Magee and wife paid q
pleasant visit to the Crescent
4 City
4 Ernest Newman as superintend-
ent of our Sunday school is max
ing q great success. The school
was never in better shapee.
i Miss Susie Cox, of Brookhaven,
is winning warm praise for her
deficiency in our school, AS yet
she is alone in care of the room.
| Monday the free school term will
iopen. and she will haye an assist
liant.
! Mr.. Bert Cohn is just recover
ling from protracted illness,
which the doctors pronounced a
severe case Of typhoid fever.
Mrs. Dan Bowman, Of Brook
IhaVen, was a visitor here this
| week.
/ j. S. Adams and Bennett Jor-
| dan have formed a partnership.
They will scour Lincoln and ad-
iaeent counties for poplar timber.
They are fine young men. none
| better, and they are readers Of
The Leader. Those who deal with
them will find them square to the
last inch.
Mrs. Will Boggs and family, of
Brookhayen, were guests of Mrs.
w. B. Magee.
/ Rev. Mr.. Warner, Of McC
occupied Bro. Burton's pulpit.
Rev. Burton has been suffering
with rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM. Higginbotham has
been enjoying a visit from her
niece, Mrs. Ben. Larkin, and little
daughter, Louise, of Nor6eld.
Mrs. Tom Walker visited her
daughter, Emma, who is a student
in the McComb City school.
Mrs. Eliza Pierce has just re-
turned from pleasant visit to
friends in Memphis.
Several blind tigers are in full
eruption here. Suspicion points
in more than one direction; but
whats everybody's business is
never attended to by anybody.
Miss Hattie Appiewhite is play
ling hostess 60 Miss Ollie Alfred,
Iof CaseyvilIe. The young ladies'
left this week to visit friends in
Magnolia.
/ Mrs. Willie Magee enjoyed a
visit last Sunday from her sister,
Miss Eliza Newman, of Brook
haven.
Mr.. Ham Easterling drops into
town every few days. He is a
very busy man. Don't take time
to breathe straight.
Mrs. j. @. Spence, of Brook
haven, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Baugh.
Mrs. Virgil Lawrence and babe
IhaVe been on the sick list.
i Miss Laura Cameron has been
visiting friends in Caseyyille.
Mrs. Florence Jackson is with
i her daughter, Mrs. Laura Apple
white.
i Virgil Lawrence has taken the
position Of shipping clerk made
vacant by the resignation oil
lGharlie Jackson.
\. Miss Retta Cameron is visiting
Brooks Newman and his sister,
Miss Florence, Of Bogue Chitto.
Miss Fannie, daughter of Mrs.
Hart, has been very low with ty-
Iphoid fever. After weeks oi
prayerful watching she has begun
to mend, to the delight of the
patient mother and friends.
Lea Corbin went out in Frank
4 lin county, returning with a blush
ling bride. The young couple re-
|ceiVed hearty congratulations.
i The bride promises to become as
popular as the young husband.
q Horace Mckee, of CaseyvilIe.
has been eating three square meals
| a day with his sister, Mrs. Lula
Newman. He has returned home.
Mrs. Quincy Barry has beer
on the sick list for several weeks,
She is just beginning to sit up.
Miss May Gatlin will attend the
BrookhaVen public school. Hel
handsome brother, Ford, has taker
la place in the mill.
Miss Bessie May is a Whit.
worth student,
Mrs. Ray Jones has been verJ
ill; but is now mending.
Mrs, Albert Martin and child
rem have been visiting McComb
They returned filed with the
smoky glories of that sooty rail
road centre.
The great call just now is fol
/ mill hands. The plant had to clos
8 down d day or two on account d
I lack of laborers.
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