The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-21
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! e11GSday Evening, Jan. q, 'O3.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Miss Mary Cassidy, of Summit.
was an attractive young visitor
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butter
field came up from Norfeld on a
visit yesterday.
''Where were you when the
lights went out?" GLOW could ]
tell where | was?"
The "Singin Skule Beginment'
at the Opera House Friday night
is going to be an entertainment
well worth seeing.
Found!-An emblem of the
Kings Daughters; a silver pin
with cross attached. The owner
may have it by paying for this
notice.
E. H. Sartin has bought lot
and is erecting a residence out
east, next Mr.. Everett's newly
built cottage in the Hoskins Ad-
dition.
There will be concert at the
College Monday night, February
LIST. The best musical talent of
the college will appear on that
occasion.
j. H. Magee, who for several
months has occupied a position
with the Sterling Sugar and Re-
finery Co., of Franklin, La, is
a visitor to his mother, Mrs. l.
Forsythe, this week.
Mr.. Holmes, who recently came
to this city from Clinton, has been
employed by the Pearl River
Lumber Co. Mr.. Holmes health
demands our climate and outdoor
work; hence his residence in the
South.
Ticket Agent Harry Mills re-
quests us to state that tickets can
be bought any day from now until
Sunday morning for the New Or
leans excursion. He is anxious to
avoid the rush and to sell you a
ticket.
F. B. Smith, the enterprising
furniture drummer, was visitor
this week to our city and a caller
at The Leader office. Mr..
Smith is dong a large business
and has been we'll patronized by
Brookhaven dealers.
Miss Josie Pfeifer and Mrs. /.
Blum most charmingly entertain
ed the Whist Club at their last
meeting, at the residence of Miss
Pfeifer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E..
Pfeifer. A more elegant social
function was never held in this city.
Miss Peepsie Terry enjoyed
a visit to Crystal Springs last Sab
bath. She reports Patton Har-
rison still in a critical condition,
after suffering with typhoid fever
for six weeks. Brookhaven
friends regret to hear of his i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Seavey
have been spending the week at
McComb with Capt. and Mrs.
Bishop. They are expected to
return tomorrow accompanied by
Mrs. Seavey's sister, Mrs. Theo.
Bishop, who will visit several
days in this city.
For Rent.-A nice, comfortable
cottage of four rooms, back and
front galleries, with water in
house, besides good we'll of water
in yard, situated on East Chero-
kee street, five minutes walk from
the depot. Apply to E. L. Rag
land, Jackson, Miss.
A large number of our people
are going to take advantage of the
special excursion to New Orleans
Sunday. The railroad has arrang-
ed a rate of one dollar for the
round trip. But there is more
involved than the dolIar-it is the
Sabbath day and what it stands
for.
The Opera House will be we'll
lighted Friday night for the
"Singin Skule Beginment whether
the electric lights are turned on
or not, though it is promised
that they will be; but if they
should not, all arrangements have
been perfected to light it by other
means.
County Superintendent Edgar
Green has received a letter from
State Superintendent Whitfield,
stating that he will attend the meet
ing of the County Teachers AS
ISOLATION here Friday night at the
public school building. The oc-
casino promises to be a very inter
esting one.
One of our subscribers encloses
our regular subscription price of
$1.5O and says: Il notice your
special offer; but would not do
without it for twice the regular
price;-in fact, / would be lost
without The Leader" This
sounds like talking out in meet
ing" and furnishes inspiration to
the editor.
1.-The Minister'S Son." with w.
B. Patton in the leading role, was
repeated at our Opera House last
Friday evening. It was first
given in this city on the opening
nioht of the Onera Housn wear