The leader., 1903-03-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

lUWN AMI OOUNlT.
Ferd Becker spent Sunday in
Summit.
W. G. KEGS is in Memphis on
business.
T. S. West was Sunday visitor
from Hazlehurst.
Miss Josie Hurst is visiting rela
tives in Hattiebsurg.
Dirt was broken yesterday for
the new Methodist church.
Miss Nellie McGrath attended
recital at Chatawa last week.
Misses Alma Biggs and Peepsie
Terry visited Crystal Springs
Sunday.
Miss Susie Becker and Mrs. M.
d. McGrath have returned from
New Orleans.
DR.. O. M. Lucas, travelling rep
resentative of The Baptist, spent
yesterday in this city.
DIR. Beavers and Mr.. Cox, of
Wesson, were interested visitors
yesterday at the Oil Mill.
Miss Imogene Atkinson, of
Summit, has been the charming
guest of Miss Nellie McGrath.
DR.. Robbins, the optician, ex-
tends his stay with us to March
18th. Brookhaven Drug Co.
VIM. Rogers, colored, fell into
the conveyor at the oil mill Satur-
day; but escaped without serious
injury.
The w. M. S. will meet with
the president, Mrs. W. E. Price,
next Monday afternoon, at 4
O'Clock.
Mrs. Leila johnson Cunning and
her niece, Margaret Bracey, are
guests of DR.. John H. johnson
and wife.
The Woman's Auxiliary will
meet Friday at 4:3O p. m. in the
Y. M. G. A. rooms. New mem
bers are solicited.
W. L. Wood has returned from
the State University and is now
occupying the responsible position
of bookkeeper at j. M. Woods.
Our special offer of The Leader
for $1.0O a year or The Leader
and Home and Farm for $1.25
will be extended to March 18th.
The members of the Presbyter-
ian church are reminded that it is
especially desired that all shall
be in attendance at the morning
services next Sabbath.
To the Ladies of Brookhaven:
DIR. Robbins, the Optician, will
call at your residence if desired.
Send word or telephone us.
Brookhaven Drug Co.
Have you any Magazines left?"
along oHs . You u1 may aS get left your.
self, if you don't purchase right
away 'at half price"-ten cents
per copy.
On our desk is a copy of the
fifth annual report of the Director
of the Department of Archives
and History of the State of Miss
issippi. We return thanks to Di-
rector Dunbar Rowland.
J. E. Decell, of Caseyville, was
a pleasant caller at this Office on
Monday. Mr.. Decell is among our
valued subscribers, whose names
have been on our list since the es-
adjustment Of The Leader in 1883.
Does your watch keep correct
time? 1t may need cleaning.
You will save money by having
it done early. Well do your work
on short notice and regulate the
watch with our Standard Time.
Price Drug Go.
On last Friday afternoon, Mrs.
D. j. Batchelder entertained at a
Nut Party, in honor of Mrs.
COINS guests, Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Marx. The evening was a
very choice one and added to Mrs.
Batchelder's laurels as hostess.
B. F. Roberts now has in his
employ a French cook who is noted
for his fine work in the culinary
line. Roberts has the largest bill
of fare ever offered to the Brook
haven public, and if you are
hungry, his restaurant is the place
togo.
Mrs. David Cohn elegantly en-
tertained two charming and cul-
tured guests last week: Her sis
ter-in.law, Mrs. Julian Wilson,
Of Oxford, and her friend, Mrs. S.
j. Marx, Of Chicago. Previous
to this she entertained Mrs. Marx
In New Orleans during the carni-