The leader., 1903-07-25
Go to Calisthenics Hall tomor.

|
/ Mrs. CorinneVan lately enjoyed
visit to Port Gibson relatives.
| Mrs. Robt. Bowles is in Jack
son with her sister, Mrs. Fuller.
Mrs. A. Coin and Mrs. A. H.
Simon visited New Orleans last
week.
NJ. D. McGrath is expected
home from the chess tourney to-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Bennett
have moved into their new cot
tage.
Summer Life''-new and ar
tistic four-in- hands at A. G. Sea-
vey & Sons.
Mrs. Alex Simon and little son
left Thursday night for a visit to
Trenton, Tenn.
Hardware, tinware, granite
ware, lamps, lanterns, cheap at
the Novelty Store.
Don't forget the special SER
vices at Calisthenics Hall tomor-
row morning and night.
Charles Heuck is all smiles over
his first crockery sale. Now give
us glass sale, Mr.. Heuck.
The ice factory is sorely taxed
these warm days. Some people
get warm trying to keep cool.
| Vice-President Hawkins arrived
MonGay; aftteI ",1c~9-s,af. absence.
Prospects for Whitwo,ah are
fine.
! l.. Colh}T & Bros. beautiful dis
play of ladies' waists and summer
fabrics is treat to the summer
girl.
Guaranteed razors, pocket
knives, scissors-money back if
not satisfactory. The Novelty
Store.
In honor of the Misses Mckee,
a dance was held at the home of
j. II. Willoughby on Thursday
night last.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Ray will
occupy the residence lately vacat-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Ard on Jack
son street.
A new heating apparatus for
the college is welcome winter
news in the midst of the good old
summer time.
Misses Kate, Matte and Hat
tie Beard, of Port Gibson, are
the guests of their relative, Mrs.
Corinne Van.
| Miss Idalette Harris, of Halle
hurst, and Miss Josie TaIiaferro,
of Port Gibson, were the guests
last Sabbath at Mrs. Sheran's.
Hinges, screws, gate and door
latches, screen wire, ice cream
freezers, ice picks, ice shaves,
lemon squeezers, etc., at the Nov
city Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Flood en-
tertanied at finch and dancing
on Monday night, in honor of
Miss Winnie Mckee, their. charm
ing young guest.
All copy intended for the Wed
nesday edition of the semi-weekly
Leader must be sent in by Tues
day at noon and for the Saturday
edition by Friday at noon.
The Leader now has printer
that says less than any typo that
ever graced or disgraced this
Office. He also hears less; and
attends strictly to business.
Miss Lena Garrett, of Union
Church, was in town Thursday,
representing East Mississippi
Female College. Miss Garrett is |
one of Prof. G1eaves' former pu-
pills.
Rev. R. H. Purser left this
morning for his Regular appoint
Ement at Kentwood. He regrets
missing the splendid services in
store for tomorrow at Calisthenics
Hall.
S. p. Oliver has put in a |
gasoline engine on his home prem
ises to run his own water works, |
and has visions of cooling breezes
raised BY waving fans all over his
residence.
do say something about Sea-
evy's show window says an ad
miring shopper; it is the pref
test hardware display / ever
saw Be sure and stop as you
pass and see for yourself.
Willie HartwelI left Thursday
morning for his home in New Or
leans. We are panied to learn of
the i'll health of this splendid
young man and hope he will soon
return to Brookhaven, where he
always seems to gain strength.
! If our county correspondents
will send In their contributions
they will stand fine chance
now Of escaping the waste bas-
ket. Our semi-weekIy gives us
double the space we formerly had.
Send in notes freshand newsy and
neatly written. Don't forget 90
sign yonl full name to all commu-
as the editor must know
the names Of all writers before