The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-06-17
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

M. Wood sells them.
Special value in Curtain Swiss
at ~ cents at McGrath's.
Ladies' Vests-spcials at Zoe,
15c, and 25c-at McGrath's.
Meridian claims Miss Annie
Brennan as chan ming visitor.
Mrs. Ada Davis Smith has re-
turned from visit to Jackson.
Miss Sara Storm expects to
leave Saturday on visit to Can
ton.
Miss Maggie Mason has return
ed from a pleasant visit to Jack
son.
Tom Watts is on visit to home
folks, after an absence of several
months.
Miss Eliza Daughtry's condition
is improved, after two weeks of
CI1tlCdl lllueSS.
Mrs. w. F. Parsons was con-
fined to her room several days by
illness last week.
Children love it-grown un's,
too-Boston Brown Flakes-J.
NJ. Wood sells it.
Mrs. z. Daniel and Miss Doris
have returned from a protracted
visit to Covington, La.
Keegan Carson, of Washington.
D. c., is the guest of his mother
at Mrs. Chas. Hardy's.
Mrs. +. H. Fellows and son
have left on visit to old friends
at Lanesboro, MINI.
The Whist Club will meet next
Wednesday with Miss Belle Bow
en- at Mrs. Willoughby's.
Mrs. Minnie Hoskins Foster,
of Vicksbulg, has been the guest
of hel sister, Mrs. Robt. Bowles.
Hon. P. z. Jones and his bright
little son, Robert Lee, are attend
ing court in Monticello this week.
Misses Florence Atkins, Edith
Loye and Joicie Smith were
among the teachers who left for
the Oxford Normal on Monday.
Prof. T. P. Scott has been ap-
pointed institute conductor for the
summer. He left this week to
attend the summer normal at Ok
ford.
Cloaks and overcoats could have
been worn and fires nave been as
costly burning as in December.
Verify, DEFENDERS as pleasant as
June.
Messrs. P. q. Jones, A. G. Nc
Nair, Thos. Brady, jr., E. F.
Brennan, and M. Mccullough at
tended court at Monticello this
week.
Miss Sara Storm charmingly
entertained a number of young
friends last night. Miss Foret,
of New Orleans, was the guest of
honor.
The front of the Priebatsch
store building is being freshly
painted. Cherokee street prom
Uses to be the handsomest street of
the city.
Mrs. S. Sokoloski, of Halle
hurst, Bernard Sokoloski and
Miss Anita Phelps, of Shreveport,
have been guests of Mines. D. and
E. Cohn.
Mrs. Mary Daughtry, DR..
Daughtry's mother, has gone to
Monticello to spend the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. G. A.
Teunisson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Wilson,
ESQ.,, of Oxford were guests the
first of last week of their mother,
Mrs. Wilson, and sisters, Mines.
D. and E. COIN.
100 second-ha Olgans-good
condition, from 500. 90 up to $4,000
on your own terms. I. P. Ram
sey, Agent Ramsey Piano Com
pany, Brookhaven, Miss.
Miss Lula Mason was compelled
to give up her school at Rocky
Bluff last week on account of
failing eyesight. She is succeed
ed by her sister, Miss Lottie.
How about that Organ for your
church? $4,000 delivered-on
your own terms. T. P. Ramsey,
Agent Ramsey Piano Co., Brook
haven, Miss, will sell you one.
Mr.. Ferd Becker, of Brookha-
ven, and Mr.. Harris Manning, of
Jackson, were honored guests at
the residence of Judge Cassedy's
family last Sunday. Summit Sen
tinel.
Miss Katie Eagan, who is so
well remembered as one of Whit
worth's most gifted musicians,
has been honored with position
in the faculty of the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music.
st. Francis school has been
quietly pursuing its way during
the eclat of other commandments;
but will be ready to celebrate the
close of its term ON next Tues
day night. An interesting pro-
gram will be given.
Even the hoboes in town can
afford to dress swell since one of
their number was SO generous as
to distribute some of Seavey's
swell clothing amongst them after