The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-11-11

Look for what G. B. Perkins
says about heating stoves.
County treasurer, D. L. East
erling, of Ora, was in town last
week.
Mrs. N. II. Mawxell, Of Aber-
deem, is the guest Of Mrs. Mildred
Tibbs.
Mrs. Massengill, of Hazlehurst,
visited her son, R. v, and wife,
here Sunday.
Mrs. Josh Priebatsch has re-
turned from a pleasant visit to her
brother at Delhi, La.
WANTED. A position with
some one or firm who needs
hustler. ]. w. Smollen.
Miss Clara Greenwood, Of Tren-
ton, Tenn, IS the guest of her
sister, Mrs. A. Fl. Simon.
Rev. r. H. Purser was taken i'll
Thursday night and is still suffer-
ing from the effects of cold.
Mrs. j.. B. Hardy returned last
Sunday from a delightful visit to
Mrs. Woodward at Mt. Olive.
P. G. Hemphill came in with a
fine load Wednesday and sold
6 bales at 10A. He was salts
fed.
Mrs. /. L. Parsons and Mrs. E.
M. Bee, ir., attended the Chrys-
anthemum Show at Hazlehurst
Thursday.
Mrs. Crisler arrived Thursday
from Edwards. She is now the
guest of her son, Rev. G. w. Girls
Ter and family.
Scarlet fever has invaded the
home Of j. E. Nicholson; but the
one case has about recovered. The
disease does not seem severe.
WANTED. At Old Brook,
light wood posts, of
good size Z IL # long. Will pay
SC each. Brown & Carpenter.
II you have any young cattle or
dry cows to sell, call on o. B.
Brown, at Pealhaven. He also has
some fine cows with young calves
for sale, one giving 4 gallons of
milk day.
Nobody enjoyed the college
picnic more than Mr.. Mikas. The
two bach elor housekeepers,
Messrs. Menelas and Mikas,
wide their hospitable doors
and charmingIy assisted in making
the day a delightful one.
At the tine we referred to the
for gall stones perform
ed in this city several weeks ago,
we we're not informed that DIR.
johnson was not only assisted by
Drs. Parsons and Frizell, but by
Drs. Van Martin and L. E. Hew-
lit, Of Bogue Chitto.
Pastor Crisler assures The
Leader reporter that the heaters
will be ready for use in the Meth
odist church by next Sabbath.
Nalty has had a tremen-
dous job putting in heaters at the
College; but expects to complete
the work both at that institution
and at the church this week.
Chas. Cowan, who is pleasantly
remembered By numbers of Brook
haven friends, and who has been
occupying a business position at
Temple, Texas, for some time
past, has been engaged as book
keeper at L. COIN & Bros, and
will assume his duties with that
firm Dec. |. Mr.. Cowan will be
gladly welcomed back among our
worthiest young men.
Messrs. Geo. E. Bahncke and @.
Moldrup and Miss Marguerite
Moldrup spent a delightful day
with Mr.. G. Menelas and Mr..
Mikas at their plantation home
near town. Although the visit
was SO brief, glimpses Of the
lovely young woman and her
handsome fiancee, Mr.. Bahucke,
inspired the desire Of those who
had this pleasure. to see more of
them. The happy trio we're on
their return to New Orleans, after
a summer trip to Denmark.
While here they were pleased with
our town and surrounding country.
It is certainly inspiring to look
into the class room Of the. Z. NJ.
G. A. and see from 6 to s young
men bordering over problems in
book keeping They are the men
who will get the best positions;
and the young man who stands
around on the street corners or
idles away his spare time, is the
man who will have to take a back
seat. Secretary Siyer is. olganiz-
ing an Employment Bureau, and
whenever 4 business man wants a
man, and notifies the Y. NJ. G. a.
IF bfc 4Uat,tc fiaa aceonsation will