The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-20
LOCAL. ITEMS.

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lin Hazlehurst.
Mrs. Poets went to McComh
Monday and returned yesterday.
Mr.. Hugh Gill, Of Pearlhayen,
lpaid US pleasant call this morn
ing.
The yagrant Law goes into
effect April IS. Get off the cor
ners.
Il Miss Maria Nicholson, accompa-
nied by Wydelfe and Albert Will.
Hanson, visited jackson Sunday.
Mr.. William Maxwell and his
| little son, Spencer, were visitors
at Mr.. I. G. Mawxells last Sab
bath.
/ Prices milk shakes are immense
and they are made out Of pure
Jersey milk that's why they are
SO good.
| Messrs. P. Fl. Harrington and
/ Frank Parsons have purchased an
eligible lot in the Bowen sub
division.
/ For Rent. Two nicely furnish
ed rooms in private residence on
jackson street. Apply to JAS.
Nv. EAST.
| We have the sole agency for
Jacobs famous Chocolates and Bon
Bons. They are worth going out
of your way for. Price Drug Co.
/ Whenyou want a real treat and
Isomething fine ring up 102 and
lget bucket of Prices Ice Cream.
Always plentiful, pure and hard.
| The father of Mr.. A. Lott, of
Pearlhaven, is reported in a dying
lcondition today. OurSsympathy
lis extended the anxious ones.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Wood and
/ Mrs. Susie Pegram attended the
marriage of Mr.. Gordon Patton
and Miss Cavett, at jackson, to-
lday.
! One of Mr.. Felix Mays newly
built cottages in the southeast
fern suburbs burned to the ground
this morning at about ten o'clock.
1t was occupied by negroes.
| Capt. ID. D. Ewing and family
have moved into the residence for
merly occupied and still owned by
his mother. Mr.. Mcpherson has
moved his family from the Ewing
cottage into one of the Coin cot
ltages on West Chippewa street.
Secretary Younts states by
l'phone that he is enjoying Eng
lish peas and Irish potatoes Of
his own raising during his en-
forced absence from the Y. Nj.
1C. A. rooms. Mr.. Austin is do
ling nicely and no fears are enter
tanned of a spread of the disease.
Smallpox nowadays is of a light
4 form anyway.
/ Manager Heuck, of the Opera
House and Because / Love You"
fame, has generously rendered the
use of his beautiful building to
1.-THE ladies of the Woman's Auxil
liary for one night during the sea-
Ison between April and Septem-
Der /. His offer will be accepted
land q play put on the boards that
will equal if not surpass, any anna
Iteur performance ever given in
this city.
/ A shown by it's quarterly state
ment published today, the Com
lmercial Bank is well past the half
Imillion mark The deposits of
1.-THE Bank reach nearly a half mill
lion dollars, or to be exact, $44s,-
1852, 80. For an institution that
began business a few years ago on
Ia paid up capital of $4,000, this
lis wonderful growth and speaks
volumes for its officers and Board
Iof Directors.
j Mr.. Lawrence Smith, of Port
! Gibson, a brother of Mr.. Mon
roe Smith, was Brookhayen
visitor Monday. In 1876, when
a very young man, Mr.. Smith liy-
led in Brookhaven and clelked for
! Major r. w. Millsaps on the COR
lner now occupied by the Bank of
Brookhayen, and had not been
| back here since that time. He
Twas greatly surprised at the way
Brookhaven has changed and inn
proved during his long absence.
| Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys
and h1nddnre RIGHT Dnnst delay fsatr-