The leader., 1903-08-29
ROCHE CHlTTO NOTES.

ter. Mrs. Marshall Brister.
Mrs. Robert Hayes has returned
from pleasant visit to Hyde; and
the sons are happy.
Mrs. /. V. Brister and son, are
visiting friends at Topisaw.
Brent has received an invoice
of new buggies, enough to 60
around.
Will Bailey was home from
Brookhaven and kept the girls
hearts fiuttering while in town.
Rev. G. T. Chandler, the Pres
byterian pastor at Brookhaven,
filed the appointment of Rev. Dl.
Cooper at the Methodist church
last Sunday night.
James Leggett and family have
moved to Brookhaven. Friends
and neighbors regret happy Jim's
absence.
Miss Haze Grice visited at
Similo.
Owing to lack of engine power
the mill has not had sufficient logs
to keep it running. This week
they expect to have their rolling
stock in better order and a big
harvest of logs to work on.
Tom McGee is sick.
w. I. Stokes and family have
moved over on the G. & S. /.
Railroad.
&, w. Turnbough and Ed.
Gardner were home corners last
week.
Brister & Co. are still getting
out their Worlds Fair order.
The grade is high class star
grade of first magnitude.
Clarence Holmes has so far re-
covered his usual health, that he
is assisting his father upon the
home farm.
Vince Brister is under the care
of a New Orleans occulist.
Smith & Busby are turning out
good quality and quantity OF
lumber. They ship two or three
times a week.
The Chautauqua desk represen-
tative was in town Monday, the
guest of r. A. Wootten.
The rails OF the dummy line
have been extended at the mil
end, SO as to effect easier switch
ing.
The Leader covers the field sc
completely, we hardly know the
Bogue Chitto News is a has been.
The revival meeting is in full
swing at the Methodist church
The crowds are good and the pros.
poets fair-Sunday a large mum,
Der of our people, especially
young folks, dove on to the in
augral meeting at Adams camp
ground.
Rev. J. o. Crawford occupied
the Baptist pulpit in the place o.
the pastor, Rev. J. R. Hobbs.
Will Grice is preparing to leave
for Clinton, Miss, to resume his
studies in Mississippi College
Will is mighty fine lad and wher
he enters the ministerial field will
make a place and mark.
Miss Matte Hobbs, of Byram
is the guest of Miss Cynthi,
Brister.
Wiley Prestridge and Johl
Gwin, Van Kyzar, Lawrence AL
brough and Lea Hunsucker were
in Brookhaven Saturday. They
took in the Critz meeting at thu
court house.
J. w. Kyzar, west of town, ha.
been on the sick list for few
days.
Lon Scarborough, son of the
Elder, made the home hearts glac
by visit to them last week. Lor
is doing we'll in Mt. Olive.
Brooks Newman made pleasant
business trip to Brookhaven Sat
urday.
Ralph Poche, who for a season
was night operator for the /. c.,
has left here for McComb. Mrs
Susie Morris now fills the va
cancy. r. S. Brent has taken the
place recently vacated by o. l.
Brumfeld. Lenwood Harris is
the only member of the origina
troup left.
Mrs. Julia Brister and Mrs. r
l.. Brent, were pleasant guesst
of Mrs. A. B. Sutton at Thayel
Sunday.
The meeting is now in full
swing under the leadership Of
Rev. Skipper, and is full Of
promise and we'll attended.
V. V. Brister has been in the
Crescent City" for few days.
w. I. Elan and family are en-
sconced in their new residence
amid the pines.
The young people INDUCED
themselves to the full the other
evening, the occasion being hay
ride, the objective point the pleas.
ant homo of MIRO Tobu T Pront