The leader., 1903-10-07

d. Wilson was in town Monday.
Harry Tibbs has returned from
Hot Springs.
j. E. Carruth, Of Auburn, was
one of Mondays visitors.
Mr.. Harry Mills residence has
assumed fine proportions.
DR.. Will Seeman was Sunday
visitor from the Crescent City.
Van Watts left last Wednesday
for San Antonio in search of
health.
Mrs. j. M. Wood went home"
for a visit at Crystal Springs
Monday.
L. Cohn and Bros. are putting
in a new cash stand at their place
of business.
Il. H. Easterling, of Moreton
and Helms Lumber Co., was a
MOnQay VlSlCOr.
The brick has been hauled for
the Wood residence in the suburbs.
1t is most attractive location.
D. D. Silver, secretary of the Y.
M. G. A., left yesterday for Chi
cago, where he expects to spend a
week.
Mrs. John McGrath and Mrs.
Eugene Mccormick are in Merid-
ian, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
F. Miazza.
DR.. R. R. Applewhite' residence
in front of Mrs. Byrd's promises
to be a handsome and imposing
structure.
J. M. Wood, the grocer, has
rented the rear eLd of the build
ing occupied by j. O. Spence, for
ware room.
Misses Mamie Powell and Paul
inc Milton entertained last We'd
nesday evening in honor OF Miss
Mary Bean Byrd.
Mrs. Thos. Crawford, Miss
Bertha and one of the little twin
boys, are all confined to their
looms by illness.
Mr.. Andrew Hoffman, his
mother, Mrs. Hoffman, and sister,
Miss Genevieve, arrived Sunday
from New Orleans.
j. j. McGrath and his beauti-
full little daughter, Kathryn, were
guests Sunday and Monday of
Mrs. John McGrath.
j. w. Smollen has gone to Hot
Springs. He has been suffering
greatly from rheumatism and
hopes for permanent cure.
Admission is free to the elocu-
tion recital at Union Hall on Fri
day night. DR.. z. B. Graves ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all to
attend.
Anthony Staffier is warmly well
coined back on a visit from Baton
Rouge. He came to attend the
marriage of his sister, this after
noon, to Mr.. Anrdew Hoffman.
M. D. McGrath accompanied
his sons, Willie and Martin, to
Bay St.Louis last Saturday. st.
Stanilaus College was their OBJ
ljective point.
Mr.. Smith, of Pike county, is
building a pretty little cottage
near Mrs. Chas. divers. just
opposite her residence, Mr.. Mon
roe Boone is also erecting adwell-
Ling house.
The marriage this afternoon at
Pollock, of Miss Angelica Staffier
and Mr.. Andrew Hoffman is the
great social event of the week. 1t
will take place in the handsome
lSt. Francis Catholic church. An
account will appear in our next
issue.
The Florsheim and Ralston
Health Shoes are winning new
friends every day. This is simply
because they are within the price
limit, and have the quality in the
stock. See Seavey's show window
for a change in shoes every week,
and pick out the style shoe that
you like and we will suit you in
prices.
Don't let this warm, dry spell
get you fooled into the belief that
winter is way behind, but begin
to look around for your fall goods.
When you are SO doing, 60 to Sea-
vey's where the stock Of every
thing is large. In fact, their
stock is so well selected and marx
led so low that a small piece of
money will go a long ways.
Rev. j. 2. Hemby was in town
Monday and stated that he had ac-
cepted the call to the Bogue Chitto
Baptist church. We learn, in this
connection, that the Amite City
Baptist church is desirous of call
ing Rev. R. HI. Purser, of the
Brookhaven church. Members of
this church are very much of the