The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-01-28
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Now is the time to announce. :"
You can't count on the weather.
Miss Eunice McCalip spent
Sunday at Wesson.
Mrs. L. S. DuBose is visiting a
sick daughter in Vicksburg.
Mrs. Belle Buckets Herring
was visitor to town last Friday.
Hon. II. j. Wilson, of Copiah,
has announced for the State Sen
ate.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Batchelder
entertain at reception Thursday
night at their elegant home.
T. A. WilIoughby has moved
his family into one of the pretty
cottages on Becker street.
Mrs. NJ. j. Smith and her little
granddaug liter, of Montgomery,
were visitors last Saturday.
The north wind may blow now;
since everybody has a bargain
day suit from McGrath & Sons.
n. F. Hudson, one of Casey
viIle's substantial citizens, was an
appreciated caller at this office
yesterday.
Hons. A. c. McNair, P. Z.
Jones, T. Brady, and Mr.. John
Marshall were among visitors to
Jackson Monday.
We regret to note that Mrs.
Whit Bowen had a severe fall last
week and has suffered serious in
convenience since.
Mrs. S. D. Bills was again taken
seriously i'll last Friday. The
sympathy of friends attends her in
her severe atfiiction.
NJ. L. Ryals, who is now in bust
ness in the thriving town of Ora,
on the G. & S. l., paid his family
here visit last week, returning
Sunday.
j. IL. Long announces himself
as a candidate for chancery clerk
of Copiah Mr.. Long is a Chris
tian gentleman. well qualified to
fill the office.
Mrs. Gilbert, of Owasso, Mich,
who has been the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. H. w. Hunting
ton, has returned home, accom-
panied by her little daughter.
The concert at Whitworth Col
lege Monday, Feb. End, at s p. m.
will be something worthy of your
presence. It is the annual mid
session concert. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The "Singin Skue Beginment''
was so magnetic that it drew out
one of our good ladies who hasn't
attended a 'meetin' - of any kind
for years, She says she has been
feeling better ever since.
DIR. A. f. Watkins was the guest
of his warm friend, W. K. Wood,
on Monday. Bro, Watkins al
ways meets a most cordial well
come from his very numerous
Brookhaven friends. The Leader
acknowledges a pleasant call by
him.
At the organization of the firm
of A. G. seayey & Sons, John E.
Seavey was elected president; E.
NJ. Bee, vice-president; w. H.
Seayey, secretary and treasurer.
800, 900 is the capital stock of
the institution. The firm prom
Uses to do an immense business
with its splendid facilities for
handling the trade.
VIM. J. Maxwell paid us an APP
preciated call last Saturday. He
is having his residence, the Frank
Larkin old home, put in first class
order and will move his family
within thirty days. Mr.. M. has
three boys large enough to attend
school and his moving nearer
town will prove the greater con-
Tenlence On that account.
We clip the following from the
Atlanta society notes Of the At
lanta Constitution, an item which
will be of interest to the friends
of the sweet young girl mentioned
and also of her lovely young
mother whose death seemed s.
untimely years ago, and of hel
grandmother, Mrs. Brooks, of this
city: Mr.. Charles r. Malone en-
tertained at an elegant dinner a
the Kimball Friday evening ii
honor of his young daughter. Mis-
lula Brooks Malone, on her six
teenth birthday. Mr.. Malone'l
guests were Miss Malone's friends
and class mates at ThornburN