The leader., 1903-09-23
College girls are stiIl coming in

College girls are still coming in
on almost every train.
A. M. Mccormick was Sun
day visitor from .McComb.
Aaron Isaacs is the guest Of his
fathers family, Mr.. |. Isaacs.
j. N. Yawn, of Bogue Chitto,
was in Brookhaven yesterday.
Bogue Chitto Baptist church
has called to its pastorate Rev. j..
B. Hemby.
Mr.. F. L. Norton, Of Union
City, Tenn, was a Sunday visitor
to this city.
Mrs. Susie Henderson left Sun
day for New Orleans, where she
will remain for some time.
Mr.. Holcomb and family, of
Virgins, have located at East
Union Mills, where Mr.. Ell. is en-
ployed.
Rev. j. A. Hobbs, of Byram,
was Sunday guest of Rev. G. w.
Crisler. He brought his daughter
to Whitworth.
Rev. and Mrs. r. H. Purser en-
joyed a drive in Mrs. L. H. Bag
gett's handsome new phaeton yes
terday evening.
Mrs. w. f. Parsons has been
suffering much of late with her
disabled limb. She was confined
to her bed on yesterday.
John Smith, the handsome
young son of F. B. Smith, will
enter the Medical Department of
Tulane University next month.
Miss Lena Ramsey left yester-
day for her home in Natchez,
after spending two weeks with
her relative, Mrs. N. w. Ramsey.
Mrs. E. M. Bee, ST., and Mrs.
Larkin H. Baggett left Saturday
for Osyka to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnard Bee. They returned
Monday night.
Mrs. V. B. Watts returned from
Beauregard yesterday evening,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. |.
W. Hoskins. Mrs. Hoskins is
still very weak from illness.
Charles Heuck & Son scored a
brilliant success with their glass
ware sale last Friday and Satur-
day. We think it is still continu-
ing, Judging by the number of
customers about the attractive
counters.
Van KEGS, who has been conva-
lescing at his mothers home on
Fair River, was taken with hard
chill on Sunday evening last and
at this writing is very i'll. The
many friends of this excellent
young man earnestly hope for his
rapid recovery.
The Parsons, May, Oberschmidt
Co., have rented the property oc-
cupied by Thos. Henderson, de-
ceased, on Cherokee street; and,
also, the Chrisman property on
Monticello street. Both these
buildings will be used as ware
houses by the new and growing
firm.
Mrs. J. W. Bennett has enjoyed
delightful visit from her cousins,
Mrs. L. H. Parker, of Evergreen,
La, and Mrs. Ratcliff and four
children, of Magnolia. Mr.. Rat
cliff also made a brief visit on Sat
urday. The ladies are sisters
of the lamented Rev. L. S. Pike1 ;
and friends ofhis and of Mrs. Ben
nett regret that their stay in
Brookhaven was so short.
Pastors of the local churches are
requested to send in notices of
their respective church service
for Sunday by Friday morning of
each week, so that announcement
of same can be published in our
Saturday issue. We believe this
directory of religious meetings on
the Sabbath will serve as a guide
to the public and will tend to add
to the various congregations. If
you agree with us, Brother Pas
tor, please let US have your
notices.
We are indebted to Mrs. T. A.
Fosby and her charming young
niece, Miss Lucy Conerly, for a
pleasant visit yesterday. Mrs.
Fosby has just returned from a
two weeks visit to Tylertown and
Miss Lucy is on her way to take
position as teacher of elocution
in the Little Springs school,
Franklin county. Mr.. Weathers-
by, a graduate of Mississippi
College, is the able principal of
dissatisfaction and, some weeks
ago, issued its first catalogue.