The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-07-23
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The little kids who went 10
Summit to play bal, : won Che
game,
Mrs. Ell. ZWirn is enjoying i
fortnight with relatives at Hous-
ton, Texas.
Mr.. Barnard Bee, Of Osyka,
visited his father, Mr.. +. M. Bee,
ST., last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Chandler
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Sartin Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. D. McGrath has been
enjoying the Chess tournament at
Lauderdale Springs.
Mr.. Bob Richardson, Of Itta
Bena, Lefore county, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Rev. b. N. Hatch, Of Summit,
has been assisting Rev. r. j.
Boone in meeting at Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Watson
have moved into the cottage north
of Dir. Benefits present home.
A new residence is going up
south of Mrs. Tibbs residence.
The show window Of a. G.
Seavey & Sons, recently consum-
ed by fire, is being .rehabilitated.
Misses Ellen and MolIie Nc
Clendon and Miss McCann have
returned from, visit to the coast.
Mr.. Gam Williamson made q
brief visit on Wednesday. There
is no danger of Cams staying
away.
Miss Eddie Schaller arrived
from Memphis Monday morning,
and is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
j. w. Bennett.
Alfred Moreton has been elect
ed End Lieutenant of the Stone
wall Guards, in lieu of w. M.
WEIGH, resigned.
Rev. John Beean will conduct
service and preach at the Episco-
pal church at ii q. M, and D.
M, on Sunday next.
Mrs. Bennett is busy superin-
tending the papering and paint
ing of her newly pun chased resi-
dence on Front street.
Brookhaven now has four bak-
elies. Bread is still the staff OF
life and there are a great many
people in Brookhaven, and more
coming.
The new T. HI. Perkins Fur
niture Co. sign ON the "old Mar
tin Nalty corner' building is also
a sign of improvement in that
part of town.
Miss Annie Lee has sufficiently
recovered to return to her home
at Octavia. Brookhayen friends
earnestly hope she may soon be
fully restored.
Mr.. James Pelie returned to his
home in New Orleans last week.
Mr.. Pelie suffered a trying attack
of fever while here and it is hoped
he may soon be strong enough to
return.
Miss Matte Purser returned
from Yazoo City on Thursday
afternoon, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Vivian Grif1is, who
was her schoolmate at Blue Noun
tain College.
Mr.. E. M. Bee, ST., is still in
"a critical condition. He is very
weak and seems to be on a gener-
al decline. His many friends re-
greet this more than they can tell.
Martin Staffier leaves next
Tuesday for st. Louis, where he
will be Joined by bis father, and
after spending a week at the Fair,
they will return to their home
here together.
MI. Charles Butler returned
from Oxford on Monday. Charlie
remained over after the closing
exercises Of the University, to at
tend the summer normal. We
are pleased to see him looking III
better health than usual.
Elegant samples Of Mr. A.
Mikas' delightful melons have
made the trying warm week en-
durable. Mr.. Mikas' many grace
full courtesies and klndnesses to
his friends are constant reminders
that friendship is not a name, but
a living principle.
In charm and general excel
lence nothing on the boards in
Broekhaven has ever equalled the
Boston Ideal Opera Company S
repertoire. Thursday night Gil
rofe-G irofa completely captured
the audience, and last night Said
Pasha charmed every nearer. The
singing is unusually good. This
evening at $50 there will be a
matinee, and tonight the last APP
pearance Of this company in this
city for the season will be made.
L is hoped they will come again.
Mr.. +. v. Becker gave i box
party Tuesday night 10 honor Of
his cousin, Jack j. McGratll, and
his guest, Mr.. Helm, Of Licking
ton, KY. The party consisted Of
Misses Martha Rose, Josie Beck
er, Nellie McGrath, Norma
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