The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-08
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Spring poets got set back last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ada PROXY is visitor to
our city from Natchez.
First class watch repairing at
Statfler's Jewelry Store.
Miss Doris Daniel was taken
seriously i'll last Thursday.
A mild blizzard struck us after
the April shower of last Friday.
The railroad park grass is
beautifully grown and fiourishing.
Two of our grocery stores are
now keeping choice vegetables for
sale.
Mrs. w. H. Smith is making a
handsome addition to her resi-
dence.
Mrs. J. W. McGrath returned
from a visit to New Orleans
last Saturday.
Contests, recitals, musicales,
readings, etc., are the order of the
day-or night.
Miss Mamie Martin was confn-
ed to her home by illness several
days last week.
Robt. d. Moreton is a visitor
to home folks, after several
months absence.
Oscar Hartman was visiting his
home folks from Mississippi Col
lege the first part of this week.
Mrs. Chas. Butterfeld, of Nor
field, was among the many visit
ors on millinery days last week.
Joe Buckles was a visitor from
New Orleans to Brookhaven
friends and relatives on Sunday
last.
You will find a nice assortment
of Fancy Boxed Writing Paper
very cheap, at Stationery De
partment of Statier's Jewelry
Store.
The notes of our Sweet Water
correspondent were received too
late to publish in last weeks
paper. Write again, and mail
earlier.
Though The Leaders special
S1.00 offer is now withdrawn, it
will continue to give free to all
new subscribers copy of its beau
tiful Magazine Edition.
Have received a new line of
Diamond Rings, Brooches and
Studs; white and perfect stones.
Prices ranging from $40 to 500,
at Statfler's Jewelry Store.
Bro. Bonney says the twenty
nine buttons" up the back of q
pretty shirt waist scratch fel.
lows arm" This is pretty talk
for an old () widower, just pass
ed his 51st birthday.
A Finch Club was organized
at the home of Miss Meta Smith
last Saturday afternoon. The
first meeting will be held will
Miss Mary Hobbs on Friday af-
terroon, the 18th inst.
Ms. Louis Montville entertain
ed at dinner last week, Miss Fore
and J. C. Allen, Miss Keenar
and Gam Williamson, Miss Pax
ton and Geo. Williamson, Miss
Emerson and Mr.. Paint, of Gin
cinnati. Six courses were served
and the evening was very enjoy
able one.
Mrs. Alf Enos was a visitor tx
Brookhaven last Sunday, goins
hither to get acquainted with her
recently acquired nephew, tn,
only son among several daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. Evans
She says the youngster is alread,
the boss of the household and W.
hope his bossism will be of Ions
duration. Summit Sentinel.
Prof. Girault requests US t.
say that the contest at the Goot
Water School has been postpone'
until May 18th. On that dat
State Superintendent Whitfield
and County Supt Green ar
expected to be present and tn
day promises to be gala one an
one calculated to give an impe
tus to education in that section.
Songs and stories are all RICH
if good and true. Those are tn
kind we sing and tell. Listen t
this; A. G. Seavey & Sons ar
showing the largest, newest an
most desirable patterns in Mercer
lied and Linen Table Damask
and Napkins to match. VII
would not put snowy white ia
BILE cloth on the table when 20
can get it at one-half to one-thir
what they have been.