The leader., 1903-04-29
TOWN AND COUNTY.

May day on Friday.
Wedding bells again!
p. Z. Jones went to Meadville
on Monday.
Little Miss Lillian Frazier visit
ed Wesson Sunday.
Mrs. Lula Ward is now at Par
on-Wentworth Co. s.
Rev. B. f. Jones visited Tyler
town and China Grove last week.
Mrs. John Z. Seavey charming
ly entertained the Whist Club last
Thursday.
A monument to the memory of
II. Cassidy, ST., is being erected
at RosehilI.
Solid gold Ladies' Watches,
Xix fine, from $40 to $50 at
Statfler's Jewelry Store.
Those famous Milk Shakes at
the Price Drug Co.'S fount are
made of fresh, sweet Jersey milk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Maxwell
entertained a number of charming
Young friends at dinner Sunday.
j. D:~,CuIl leaves today for St.
Louis, where he will reside. His
family preceded him some days
ago.
Secretary Silver Mad a full
house to hear his excellent address
on Sunday night at CalistAenics
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Akin
son, of Summit, visited at the
home of Mrs. John McGlath
Sunday.
Get one of Price Drug Co.'s
guaranteed Tooth Brushes. You'll
get tired of it before you can
wear it out.
Does your watch need repair
ing! Do you want first class
work? Bring it to Statfier's
Jewelry Store.
Mrs. A. c.. McNair returned
Saturday from a visit to her be-
reaved sister, Mrs. w. H. Hunt
lev. at Edwards.
Have you Kodak! Get one at
Price Drug Co.'S and make your
own pictures. More sold this
year than ever before.
The Sunday excursion was poor
ly patronized this time. The 200
or more that went to New Orleans
that day had plenty of room.
Gov. Longino and Hon. Hiram
Henry, of the Clarion Ledger,
stopped in this city Sunday after
noon on their way to Scranton,
A nice shirt waist makes a
homeiy woman look like. ray of
sunshine this early in the year.
You can get one from A. G. Sea-
yey & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Massengill
returned Sunday from Hazlehurst
and, for the present, are making
their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas, Grafton.
Mr.. j. A. Bishop has returned
after pleasant trip to New York
where he went to meet with the
stockholders and officers of the
New York Life Insurance Co.
McComb Enterprise.
Mr.. Minard is buying up a large
lot of sheep and hogs for market.
He now has about $50 head of
sheep on his farm near town, and
about $50 head of hogs. 1t is a
sight to see that many sheep rang
ing over his pasture.
Miss Lola Aliens music class
enjoyed a picnic at Old Brook last
Saturday with Miss Lola and
Miss Cleo Smith as chaperones.
A delightful day was enjoyed by
the children and young people.
Little Howard Redding and Hen
ry Ware Hobbs were Miss Aliens
guests of honor.
Miss Bonnie Dunn is at home
for the summer, the school at
Crystal Springs having closed
with a brilliant commencement
last week. Miss Bonnie is one
of our loyeIiest young ladies ano
it is a pleasure to have her agar
in our midst. She has been re
elected member o5 the Crysta
Springs faculty for another term
Songs and stories are all righi
if good and true. Those are thu
kind we sing and tell. Listen t.
this: A. g. SeaVey & Sons arr
showing the largest, newest ane
most desirable patterns in Mercer
lied and Linen Table Damasks
and Napkins to match. Who
would not put a snowy white ia
BILE cloth on the table when yot
can get it at one-half to one-thire
what they have been.