The leader., 1903-06-24
BOGUE cHIrro CHIPS.

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| Wellman, are regular Sunday Wis
itors when we have preaching.
Mrs. Penina Goss moved into
her new residence. 1t stands up
on hill where it can be seen. II
will soon be handsomely fur
nished.
Milt Spurlock, who is holding
down a good job in Ellisville,
spent few days here with his
mother. Milt had his eyes upon
one of our bellies while he was in
to wn.
John Bailey's new residence
is handsome attraction to our
burg.
The Finch Club means to have
some jolly times. Its members
thus far are Misses Bessie John
son, Maud Tyler, Ella, Julia and
Kate Gill, Gussie Brent, Virgie
Nicholson, Sadie Rodwell, Daisy
Brister, Louise, Mackie, Tet and
Susie Mckinney, and Cynthia
Brister. The gentlemen ale: Ben
and Hugh Brister, Jim Albritton,
Billy Thornton, Homer, Clifton
and Jesse Bailey, Webster and
Clyde Hart, Will Gill, Will Kyz-
ar, Tom McNeely: Jesse Tyler,
Lee Williams, Vincent Brister.
Herman Spitzkeit and family
are in their new residence and
hard at work putting the sur
roundings in apple-pie order.
Herman has fine place.
Clarence Humes, who has been
sick for six months, is now able
to drive out. This will be pleas
ant news to his large circle of
friends.
Jesse Bailey is home from Mis-
sissippi College and is hard at
work digging wells. Ben and
Hugh Brister and John McLau-
rim are home from Millsaps and
are hustling in the saw mill.
Nothing like it. It will give
them endurance for next years
work.
Mrs. Reilly O'Neil, of Carroll
ton, Miss, has been a visitor to
her son, Bardon.
Emmett Sutton, of Greenwood,
Miss. visited here, en- route for
New Orleans, where he will be a
student in Soule s Business Col
lege.
Mrs. T. D. Berry, Mrs. R. A.
Wooten, Mrs. H. Pelz and Mrs.
T. L. Butler are on the sick list.
Some of the married people
talk of forming a Finch Club.
That's right, keep young and
happy. 1t makes a healthful COM
munity.
Vassar and Gladys, children of
Mrs. w. I. Elan, are home from
Tuscumbia, Ala, after a years
absence.
Judge Yawn was in McComb
last week adjusting some of the
claims he has against the /. G..
His bills mount up to about ST.
600.
Robt. Hayes and wife are
Snug as bug in a rug" keeping
house like old folks. They often
visit Mrs. Hays mother in East
McComb.
Little Miss Hortense Sutton has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Julia
Brister.
Mrs. J. M. Martin and her two
interesting children have come
down from Ellisville on visit to
Grandma Spurlock.
Little Gladys Cook has been
spending three months with her
aunt, Mrs. r. A. Wooten. She
is now with her father in Ellis
Vile.
Our hustIing liveryman, Bro.
Brent, has purchased the resi-
dence he occupies. He has two
of the finest children in the State.
They are handsome little chaps
just like their pa.
Miss Cynthia Brister is visit
ing in Hyde, La.
Miss Virgie Nicholson enter
tanned at Finch the following
young people Misses Julia Gill,
Lizzie Bailey, Susie Brent. Alse
clifton I'll and jess Bailey, Will Gill
and Tom McKeeleys.
Miss Florence Furlow, oul
charming I. C. night operator.
entertained her mother recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey en-
tertained last week in honor OF
Milt Spurlock.
Smith & Busby's new hardwood
mill is about ready for service.
It will begin cumming in a few
days.
Miss Addie Marshall and Misses
Virgie and Margie Marshall, OF
Brookhaven, were guests of Mrs.
r. A. Wooten, recently.
Clay Guyry, assistant to Agent
Broomfeld, has been transferred
to Harrahan. Guy Harris is
hustling freight and making him.
self pleasantly useful.
The Kindergarten desk is one
of the finest educational devices
that has been brought to light.
Among those of our citizens who
have purchased are: Mines. B.
E. Brister, L. L. Tyler, J. A.
Spurlock, |. V. Brister, w. l..
Stokes, H. Pelz, j. w. Harrell
DR.. E. Brister, w. T. Elan and
others.
Editor Temple, of tho News
will bring his wife and child tt
| BoUue Chitto soon as he can finC