The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-11-14
Old and young are succumbing

LOOK Tor what 4. Is. Perkins
says about heating stoves.
Miss Emma Bee was confined to
her bed by illness Thursday.
The best Graham bread furn-
ished by Abshagen Bros. Bakery.
Joe Storms cottage on Becker
street is assuming attractive pro-
portions.
Watches cleaned from 55c up,
next door below the postoffice.
Thos. d. Evans.
Ellwood fencing for all purposes
kept in stock at G. B. Perkins
Hardware Store.
Mrs. w. M. Anderson, of Jack
son, has been the guest this week
of the Misses Mikell.
M. Dreyfus and wife, of Hat
tiesburg, were visitors to Gulfport
last week. -Gulfport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Price,
of Wesson, we're morning visitors
on important business today.
Mrs. W. w. Henderson and Mrs.
L. H. Baggett left Wednesday for
a few days visit to New Orleans.
Souvenirs of the Crystal
Springs Chrysanthemum exhibit
may be seen in Woods show win
dow.
Mrs. Louis Montville is spend
ing several days in town. She
arrived Wednesday from Stamps,
Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Carhart, of
Iowa, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w., S. Bowen on
Wednesday.
WANTED = At Old Brook,
5000 light wood posts, of
good size Z 1-2 # long. Will pay
SC each. Brown & Carpenter.
The nightly meetings. at the
7. M. G. A. rooms this week have
been quite successful and we'll at
tended by many of our young men.
Mr.. Abye COIN is expected to
stop over on his way back to the
University from the Mississippi-
Louisiana University foot ball
game.
FOUND-A purse containing
By paying for this notice
and describing the same, the purse
may be had by applying t0>Frank
Cassidy, at Price Drug Co.'S store.
George Teunisson has been APP
pointed cashier and ticket clerk on
the Valley road and will be sta
toned at Greenwood. Brook
haven regrets to see Mr.. Teunis-
son leave.
If you have any young cattle or
dry cows to sell, call ON D. B.
Brown, at Pealhaven. He also has
some fine COWS with young calves
for sale, one giving 4 gallons of
milk day.
The Leader regrets to learn
that Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Allen
will soon leave our city. They
will move to Jackson, where MI.
Allen will have charge of the East
Union Company's business.
The quarterly statement of the
Commercial Bank will be seen in
our columns today. 1t indicates a
healthy growth of the business
lone by this popular institution
and inspires continued confidence
n the management.
Don't put off stove buying as
/ boy does pulling a tooth, until
mpelIed by suffering to make
move. AS the temperature goes
Town, prices generally 60 up. |
See Seavey's line Of sheet iron
heaters and their new air draft
stoves.
The tom Sasser," convicted
# carlying concealed weapon, as
shown in our last issue, was not
he son of our esteemed citizen,
J.. E. Sasser, as some might sup
pose. Brookhavens Tom" is one
# the best and hardest working
boys in the county.
Mr.. A. Mikas, than whom there
could be no better Judge, is en-
husiastic in his praise of Prof. |
Hawkins as a Greek scholar. Mr.. !
Mikas attended recital of one of |
he professors classes Thursday, |
md states that he was much graft
led at the accuracy of the students. |
Quite an enjoyable and highly |
entertaining Progressive Euchre
party was given last night by Miss
Mary Cassidy in honor of Miss
Annie Brennan, of Brookhaven.
The evening proved a pleasant
one, and all regretted that Miss
Annie would have to return home
5oday. May she come again soon.
Summit Sentinel.
Mr.. F. @. Conant, of Worcester,
Mass, arrived on Thursday and
IS now installed as secretary Of
The Pearlhaven Y. NC. A. We
congratulate Pearlhaven and its
generous coadjustors upon their
laudable efforts and enterprise in
behalf of the moral upbuilding of
their community; which, in other