The leader., 1903-09-19

Gall on II. y. Boone Tor school
books. He has a full line.
Tom Watts left Wednesday
night for Hot Springs, Ark.
Green Dunn, of Jackson, is on
visit to Brookhaven friends. = :.
You can buy all your school
books and tablets at Price Drug
Co. s.
Expert jeweler at Price Drug
Co. s. See him for everything in
that line.
Cotton has commenced to slowly
roll in and busy fall season will
soon be on.
The Holiness people are pre-
pairing for a big meeting here
early in October.
Little Jack Parsons is still quite
sick from the effects of the nail he
ran into his foot.
For School Books adapted to
Brookhaven or county schools, call
at R. j. Boone's.
Mrs. j. M. Wood has been en-
pertaining her mother from Crys-
tai Springs in her new home.
W. S. Watson, contractor for
the Pearlhaven company, is con-
fined to his bed with sickness.
Miss Kate Allen, sister of Mrs.
E. H. Chandler, will assist in the
Heuck's Retreat school this win
ter.
Lee Dickerson, from Fair River,
was in town Thursday and says
politics are still boiling along the
rivers marg.
Whitworth College never had a
better opening. Every room is
taken and the boarding depart
ment will number $50.
Miss Annie Allen, who has been
spending the summer with her
brother, Mr.. Tom Allen, has re-
turned to Grenada to school.
Miss Mayme Vivion, the pop
uIar teacher of stringed instru-
ments, has returned as a member
of Whitworth's accomplished fac
ulty.
Mrs. V. B. Watts and Miss Oc-
tava White went up to Beaure-
gard Thursday to visit Mrs. |. W.
Hoskins, who is quite i'll at that
place.
DR.. John Martin, Mrs. Martin
and child and Mrs. Ida Richards,
of Chicago, are guests of Mrs.
Thomas H. Perkins, for a couple
of weeks.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
W. III. Hartwell and son, Willie,
are now pleasantly located at Mar
ia, Texas, while Willie is steadily
improving.
Mrs. Lula johnson, who was
announced to return to this city
to continue her profession of
dress-m making, has located at Co.
lumbus. Ohio.
The bricks are on the ground
for DR.. Apprentices new resi-
dence in the Becker Addition.
The site is fine and the new home
will be one of the handsomest in
our city.
A delightful Progressive Finch
Party occurred last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Drury. Twenty pairs of hands
handled the pasteboards and in
terests was at high tide.
Mrs. Leona Shuh, mother of
Mrs. Adrian Bailey and Mrs. Col
ton Smith, arrived from Hattles-
burg Wednesday after a delight
full visit of several months with
her sister, Mrs. George.
Mrs. /. Cope left yesterday
morning for New Orleans, where
she hopes to get relief from the
inconvenience of disabled foot.
Mrs. Cope has been a patient
sufferer for several years.
Rev. r. H. Purser conducted
the funeral services of Mrs. Max
well, near Mt. Moriah church on
Wednesday. The deceased was
Il years of age and leaves five
grown children to mourn her loss.
| Miss Kathleen Sexton, of Halle.
hurst, sister of Mrs. DIR. Higdon,
arrived Tuesday to enter the col.
lege. She is representative OF
the third generation in her imme.
date family who have been grad
yates of WhitWorth.
Rink Grafton went up to see
the home folks at Hazlehurst
Thursday. RINK" had the mis-.
fortune to be hit by a pole while
on the telephone line at Moretor
and Helms, and has been laid Of
recuperating his health.
People crossing the railroad or
Cherokee and Monticello streets
should be extremely cautious.
While there is a fiagman at botI
/ places, hardly a day passes bul
what some one narrowly escapes
being manned or killed by The
trains; especially is this true ol
persons driving vehicles.
The family Of Mr.. JAS. E. Bar,
RON of fhi9 city are IN deem any.