The leader., 1904-11-09
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Colds are raging.

Sunday for st. Louis.
Mrs. Jones, of Lutcher, La, is
stopping at Mrs. Brady's.
Mr.. A. J. Martin, of Bogue
Chitto, was a last Fridays visit
or.
The Decell House was re-shin-
gled in the bright sunshine of
Monday.
Perkins Furniture Co. have a
nice lot of Parlor Suits. $500
to $4,000.
The Commercial Hotel had
forty-fve guests at one meal one
day last week.
S. B. Newman, one of Bogue
Chitto's hustling merchants, was
in town last Friday.
Mrs. W. F. Davis and Miss
Eunice McCalip left Saturday
night for st. Louis.
Perkins sells the Singer Ma
chine, sold by agents for $4,000;
his price only $500.
Mrs. N. E. Spencer, Miss May
Higdon and MI. Dune Higdon
spent Sunday at Caseyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer have re-
turned from their extensive visit
to the North and to Alabama.
Sexton Penn has returned from
st. Louis and Chicago. He has
resumed his position on the |. c.
Ask your neighbor about the
Grown" Organ and call at Per-
kins Furniture Store and buy one.
Perkins Furniture Co. sell the
Crown Organs, Il cash, bal
ance next fall, or $500 per month.
Mrs. G. M. Blake, of Norfeld,
was a Saturday visitor. Miss
Nell Mccain spent Sunday with
her.
You can buy everything to fur
nish your home ON easy. weekly or
monthly payments at Perkins
Furniture Store.
Mrs. Terrell arrived last Satur-
day from jackson, TO be the guest
of her sister and brother, Mrs.
Full and Mr.. Fuqua, at Pearlha-
ven.
The residence lately occupied
by the Misses Mikell is being
newly painted and fitted up by
Hon. E. F. Brennan, who will oc-
cupy it.
Remember you can buy a gen
uine improved drop head Singer
or Wheeler and Wilson Sewing
Machine at Perkins Furniture
Store for So 90.
Call on East Union Lumber
Yard before buying your lumber
and shingles. Country orders are
given prompt attention and no de-
lay in loading wagons. Lowest
market prices.
Mr.. Geo. w. Ivey and party re-
turned last week from the
Worlds Fair. They had such a
great time that Mr.. Iyey is going
to send his wife up to enjoy the
sights.
The Baptist Orphanage at Jack
son has been handsomely remem-
bered" by the Baptist church.
Sabbath School and Woman's So
ciety, of this place, and also by
the Sunshiners.
Rev. John p. Hemby has sole
his home and property near Haz
lehurst and will purchase il
Brookhaven, having decided to 10
cate in this city. Mr.. HembJ
and his excellent family will b.
welcomed among us.
Does the Patience on monu
ment in Twelfth Night mean th,
Doctors patients?o asked on,
whose willingness to learn wal
thus manifested. Mo-" was tht
reply, The Doctors patients ar.
under the monument.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Cato, d
BrookhaVen, were called to UnioI
Church last week by the illness ol
Mrs. Cato's mother, Mrs. Nc
Lean. We are glad to report tina
Mrs. Mclean is considerably bet
ter this week. Fayette Chronicle
Rabbi Brill, brilliant and in
structire rabbi Of Greengille
Miss, delivered an interesting
and scholarly lecture to a largl
audience at the Synagogue her
last Tuesday night. His remark
were listened to attentlyely, ami
while be pleased his hearers th
ideas he conveyed also bore mucl
weight Summit Sentinel.
The ladies of Magnolia have OF
gnnNed Sunshine Society The.
held meeting for Tile purpos
last Friday afternoon at the Ope
ia House. Mrs. Sam Abrahm
president bv APPOINTMENT fron