The leader., 1903-03-18
Vim. Abshagen.

Earle Dennis came down from
Hazlehurst Sunday on a visit.
M. D. McGrath has added
splendid barn to his property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Mccormick,
of McComb, were Saturday visit
orS.
Ed. Magee has returned from
Texas to make Mississippi his
home.
Call and see our display of Fur
niture up stairs. Perkins Furni-
ture Co.
Reliable hosiery and a big line
at McGrath' s-specials at Is and
so cents.
Choice line of ladies' shirts at
McGrath's. Styles right up to
the notch.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman has re-
turned after several weeks visit
to New Orleans.
The Perkins Furniture Co. have
a nice stock of Go-Carts and Baby
Buggies-$5. to $4,000.
Large line of Sterling Silver
Brooches, very attractive at
Statfier's Jewelry Store.
Mrs. Davidson and her beautiful
little daughter were guests of Mrs.
R. E. Higdon on Sunday.
Palmer Drury is building a
pretty cottage just south of S. P.
divers residence property.
The Perkins Furniture Co. will
sell you "Crown' Organs for
$500 cash and $500 per month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher, of Mo-
bile, are now making their home
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Flood.
Buy yourself a Felt Mattress and
the best tempered steel spring,
guaranteed by The Perkins Furni-
ture Co.
The Ladies' Military Band
Monday night at $50. Reserved
seats, 81; balcony, 35 cents. Ev-
erybody should attend. at beats
the band.'
Don't put it off! Buy it now.
Let McGrath rig you up in
stylish Easter Suit and nobby
hat-a SIS, 900 stock of clothing to
select from.
Mrs. Emma Massey, of Halle
hurst, and Mrs. Hartzog and Miss
Matte Smith, of Wesson, were
Sunday visitors with Mrs. F.
Oberschmidt.
Miss Louise Germany entertain
ed at dinner Saturday the senior
class of Whitworth College and
Virginia Marshall and
Mamie Powell.
Shut your eyes, and listen
awhile" and you may hear again
the songs of the Aria Quartette.
We would like to make it a per-
institution.
M. H. Ragsdale, that "rara
avis" in the field of song, went
up to Hazlehurst Monday and lent
his talent to an entertainment by
the Kings Daughters.
McGrath's $4,000 shoe stock
all the latest novelties.
Ask, to see those specialties in
low quarters and those strap san
dals-$1. so and $500.
Miss Casper, the St. Louis trim
msr, and an expert in her line, has
arrived at John McGrath & Sons.
Her charming personality is pre-
pairing the way for warm friend
ships and many admirers.
The town and college Epworth
Leagues held joint meeting at
the Methodist church Sunday
night. A very excellent and in
program was given.
Prof. Hawkins distinguished him
self in an address.
Mrs. M. T. Flood won the
hearts of all her listeners in a solo
At the Baptist church Sunday
night. The sweet rendition was
} fitting climax to the splendid
service. Pastor Purser's sermon
was as much praised.
Carroll Bardwell wants to in
form Bro. Scarborough that he
1as several grabbing hoes ready
or candidates and hopes he will
soon commence his canvass and,
Incidentally, help clear his land.
Mr.. B. says East Bogue Chitto
s solid for Scarborough.
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Mrs. w. F. Parsons charmingly |
entertained the ladies of the w. |
VI. S. on last Monday. An ele-
rant dinner was served and a de-
ightful day passed. Mrs. Ira L.
Parsons, through her graceful and
Kindly courtesies, added much to
he pleasure of the numerous
quests.
DR.. G. III. Trotter, SO fayorably |
Known to our people here, at Nor
ield, where he made his home,
md at other towns in South Mis-
issippi, has located at Helena,
Ark. He has formed a co-partner-
hip with DR.. G. R. Shinault, OIL
hat city, in general practice and
nfirmary work. The best wishes
f friends here follow Dir Trottar