The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-09
HOLIDAY NOTICE.
Our store will be closed on
Tuesday, September END, and
Thursday, October LIST, on &C.
count of Holidays.
L. COIN & BROS.

Mrs. d. Schwem was taken i'll
on Saturday.
New outhouses have been added
to D. j. Batchelder's property.
r. L. Walker is now with the
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt Co.
I. L. Hobbs is now settled in
his new home at East Union Mills.
Miss Zula Malone has returned
to her fathers home in Atlanta,
Georgia.
r. S. Newman, of Veto, was a
pleasant caller at this Office last
Saturday.
Lewis Thurner now has charge
of the books at Zollie Daniels's
emporium
Misses Marguerite and Fannie
Butterfeld, of Norfeld, have been
guests at Mrs. Sherman's.
Prof. P. D. L. McLaurin was
pleasant caller Monday. He will
leave shortly for Nashville.
The negroes cemetery is be-
coming badly deiap,dated. Fenc,,
ing is fast going to wreck and
ruin.
DR.. Higdon, after valuable SER
vice to many of the sick, was him
self FRUSTRATED for a time. He is
now up.
Mrs. Ada E. S. PROXY left on
Monday for Natchez, after a
pleasant summer spent here and
in Chicago.
Mrs. Carroll Maxwell, her Sis
ter Mrs. Moore and the two Misses
Moore, from Fair River, were in
town Monday.
These are busy days prior to
school opening. Those going
away to school are up to their
noses in packing trunks.
Mrs. W. M. Turnbough and
Mrs. D. Schwem returned last
Friday from a pleasant visit to
Mrs. L. P. Schwem. at Vicksburg.
A delightful company of young
people were charmingly enter
tanned at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. B. +. Jones Monday night.
Prof. C. T. Mckee and Mrs.
Mckee left yesterdayfor their new
home at Monticello. The school
at that place will open next Mon
day.
Rev. M. Webb, of Ripley,
Tenn, spent blief time in this
city. He preached Monday even
ming at the home of Mrs. Sallie
Storm.
Matt Aid is taking needed va
cation in Jackson, before his
school duties begin. He has been
his fathers best man through the
summer.
Mrs. D. D. Silver left Sunday
for her home in Elgin, Illinois,
on account of i'll health. She ex-
poets to be gone about two
months.
Little Jack Parsons had the
misfortune to stick a nail in his
foot last week and has suffered
a great deal from the effects of it.
He is better now.
Ladies who enjoy driving avoid
the plague of dust by turning out
at sunrise. Several of our society
leaders may be seen any morning
enjoying an early ride.
Miss Emmie Elder, who will
become a fair bride on the
Oath, entertained some of her
friends and co-workers on Sunday
evening at her fathers home.
Mrs, VIM. Byrne, of Wesson,
was the guest of Mrs. p. 7. Byrne
Sunday. Mrs. Byrne is the moth
er of Prof. Frank Byrne, we'll and
most favorably known in this
county as an excellent teacher.
Walter Newman gave up his
place at the postofce window
last Friday. His smiling visage
was at once supplanted by that old
wheel horse in the business, Thos.
w. Keenan,. May the Brookhaven
mails circulate with regularity and
punctuality as the trains go by.
Next Sunday the new Methodist
church will be opened for the first
time for service. DIR. ]. w.
Cooper will preach the sermon
and special choir, with Mrs. j.
M. Wood, as organist, will,
furnish the music. The public
generally is cordially invited to
attend.
Some Of our most prominent
and elegant ladies, who by choice
or circumstance, have been among
the cant get Always" all summer,
have enjoyed the cool afternoons
of the August days in Brookhayen
cool by contrast with the hours
spent over the kitchen stove
while the cook lady was enjoying
excursions to Chicago, Memphis,
st. Louis or any other place of
renown. Some of the exclusive
trips have lasted thus far into the
mild September.
Your Tongue