The leader., 1903-10-28
A trio of weddings tonight.

MRS. Hamilton, OF Durant, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. F.
Smurr.
Miss Mia Foret, of Thibodaux,
is with her friend, Miss Josie
Becker.
Have you read The One Wo-
man9'' A few copies at Price
Drug Co.'S.
DR.. Will Seeman was a Sunday
visitor and is, very probably, in
town today.
Miss Ruth Penn has been en-
ployed in the express Office for
several weeks.
Watches cleaned from 55c up,
next door below the postoffice.
Thos: d. Evans.
Thanksgiving turkeys are look
ing vely thankful in their crowd
ed coops about town.
1t is conceded on all sides that
something ought to be done" to
better the morals of the town.
Do you need a tonic? Get
Quaker Herb Tonic-everyone
knows what it is. Price Drug Co.
Now buy steel range-the
Majestic one is all you need in
life time. C. B. Perkins sells
them.
Mrs. Tyrone and Miss May
Waller, of Prentiss, were among
yesterdays prominent visitors on
business.
Misses Helene Dugas and Julia
Roy arrived Saturday night from
New Orleans and are guests of
Miss Susie Becker.
Little Cassidy Holden has been
suffering at Summit with scarlet
fever. We are pleased to learn
his case is not severe.
Mrs. Mamie Lewenthal has been
confined to her room by illness
We hope soon to see her out again,
and in her accustomed high spirits.
Mrs. G. L. Seeman and son,
Charles, Mr.. John Seeman, and
Mr.. G. l.. LeJeune and DR.. Her
bert are in attendance upon the
wedding for tonight.
Friends here who remember
Mrs. lou Leary Rankin are panied
to hear of her death. Her brother,
M. R. Leary, left fol the stricken
home. in Arkansas last week.
Now how about grinding your
cane crop? If you are figuring
on buying an outfit, see Seavey
for "The Great Western" mill,
Cooks evaporation pans, stacks,
etc.
His friends were delighted to
see DR.. Butler out Sunday for the
first time since his trying illness.
He took drive in the glowing
sunshine of that beautiful October
day.
Rev. C. w. Crisler was called
by telephone to Hazlehurst yes
terday to assist Rev. j. A. B.
Jones in a meeting. He will,
probably, not return before Sat
urday.
Out Of respect to your purse
you should investigate our offer
ings before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember Seayey handles every
thing from clothes pin to a
steam engine.
Rev. HI. G. Hawkins has been
enjoying a visit from his sister,
Mrs. Geo. Hawkins. She arrived
from Hattiesburg last Friday to
visit her only daughter, who is a
Whitworth student.
Miss Maggie Ryals has been
employed as book keeper at R. T.
Scherck's for six months past and
is giving satisfaction like the great
majority of our young business
women in Brookhaven.
Don't delay buying your winter
underwear until you freeze up,
but see about your needs, keep off
pneumonia and a doctors bill.
A. C. Seavey & Sons can fill your
wants and save you money.
Blankets from SOC per pair to
| $1,000 per pair can be seen at Sea-
vey's and at values that will en-
able you to sleep comfortable, as
the cold weather approaches and
not dream of troubles and high
prices.
| What man eats must be reas-
onably good or there will be
trouble in the camp. 1t is more
so with women; so buy good whole
some Flour, such as the Wood
cocko and save trouble. Seavey
sells it.
i When one righteous man leads
| out, he will find he has a few hun
ldred with him. If our people are
not all Christians, there are mum
bers with honor and manhood and
self respect enough to be gentle,
men.
!, Don't put off stove buying as
a boy does pulling a tooth, until
compelled by suffering to make 9
move. AS Che temperature goes
down, prices generally 90 up.
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