The leader., 1903-02-11
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81, Rev. j. Z. Lowe was a Monday
caller.
IL. L. Lyons visited New Or
leans Sunday.
Go to R. j. Boone's for books
and stationery.
Hon. P. Z. Jones spent last
Thursday in Jackson.
j. N. Cooke spent Sunday with
home folks in this city.
f. F. Brennan left Monday on
a business trip to Fayette.
Warren McNair has been on a
few days visit to home folks.
Kweer Kompany at the Opera
House Saturday evening, Feb. %.
Little Lussie Allen is spending
some time with his father in Gre
NADIA.
Rev. G. t. Chandler has been
badly under the weather with
severe cold.
Mrs. Eugenia Bee Barber and
son, of Osyka, are visitors at the
home of f. NJ. Bee, Sr.
The Leader and Home and Farm
is the best combination of the
year-S1. % will get both.
Miss Emma Bee and Miss Ma
belle Henderson spent Sunday in
New Orleans with Mrs. W. H.
Hartwell.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are going to hold bazaar
for the sale of fancy articles in a
few weeks.
Cattle and horses taken as part
payment on Pianos and Organs
by I. P. Ramsey, Agent Ramsey
Piano Co., Brookhaven, Miss.
Brookhaven's Variety Works
are having to enlarge their space
for their growing business. They
have rented another building for
the storage of lumber.
Farmer J. S. Burns, who pre-
sided over the citizens mass meet
ing in December with so much
credit to himself and the occasion,
was in town last Wednesday and
paid this Office pleasant call.
At an important session of the
Presbyterian church last Sabbath,
Z. S. Mcpherson was elected one
of the ruling Elders, and Charles
Hamilton and Oscar Newton, Jr.,
were added to the number of dea-
cons.
A special service will be held
at the Baptist church next Sab
bath night. Rev. r. H. Purser
will take for his text Run,
speak to the young man." The
public generally is cordially in
vited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hickman
and little daughter, Leontine, left
last week for Jackson, Tenn,
where they will reside in the flu
ture. Friends in this section re-
gret to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Hick-
man from among their number.
DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Higdon, of
Fort Adams, will become perman-
ent residents of Brookhaven short
Iy. Mrs. Higdon, who is here
visiting friends and relatives, is a
daughter of Hon. j. S. Sexton,
and an alumna of Whitworth Col
lege.
A brand new Organ for $500,
delivered at your church and
twelve months to pay for it in.
Free book, stool and lamp with
every Organ. Write for cata-
logue. Address 7. P. Ramsey,
Agent Ramsey Piano Co., Brook
haven Miss.
Friends of Mr.. S. Hickman re-
greet to hear of an accident that
painfully injured him last week.
Mr.. Hickman was in his buggy
with his little grandson, Edward
Butler, when an OK team ran into
them, on the Bogue Chitto road,
with the above result, which was
not serious. Fortunately the lit
tie boy escaped without scratch
On last Sabbath afternoon a
meeting in the interest of the Z.
M. C. A. was held at the Baptist
church and conducted by Mr.. G.
H. Moorman, State Secretary Of
the organization. A committee
of ladies consisting of Mrs. A. G.
McNair, Mrs. F. III. Hartman and
Mrs. B. 7. Hobbs was appointed
to organize Woman's Auxiliary
and a meeting Of the ladies Of the
town has been called for Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
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