The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-09-07
TOWN AND COUNTY !.

You can keep the change.
Sidney Hartman is improving
after weeks illness with fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Hamil-
ton left Sunday for st. Louis and
the East.
Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges
need no introduction, Noodle
sells 'em.
The Jewish Holidays begin
Sept. 10. The 10th is the Day of
Atonement.
Ring us up when you have Wis
itors. Reporters have to be told
sumo things.
Miss Helen Huntley has return
ed to resume her duties in the
public school.
Mrs. Sherman and Miss Helen
have returned from their visit to
Abbeville, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. McNair
went to Gulfport last Friday and
returned Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie j. Storm and Mrs.
w. f. Parsons visited Mrs. N. T..
Hudson at Caseyyille.
The tent meeting is being held
regularly south Of Mrs. Ford's
residence on Church street.
Misses Vara and Lucille Scott
have returned to their duties as.
students Of the public school.
Buy you a Crown organ as
they are the best. So cash, S. per
month at Perkins Furniture Co.
Car loads, Of Lime, Cement,
Fire Brick, at G. b. Perkins.
That's why we can save you mon
ey.
Mrs. j. I'll. Redding and Miss
Mary Menger Hobbs will leave
tomorrw night for the Worlds
Fair.
Boys, give up that little FIVE or
ten dollar job and go to school.
Our word for it, you'll never re-
greet it.
Mrs. Matte Dunning and Miss
Aileen McNair visited Mrs. Steve
McNair at jackson Saturday and
Sunday.
Perkins Furniture Go. can save
you IS per cent. on any thing
they sell, as they buy in car lots
for cash.
Mrs. j. I. Butler and children
left last night for the Worlds
Fair and a visit to their old home
in Missouri.
Rev. G. T. Mckee will occupy
the pulpit at the Baptist church
tomorrow night. The public is
invited to attend.
Miss Pauline Underwood, one
of Telry's loveliest rosebuds, is
the guest of her grandmother,
Mrs. Francis Decell.
Miss Josie Penn, one Of our
brightest and most popular young
ladies', is forming a music class of
desirable proportions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mills and
Miss Mary Moreton leave today
for visit to Kentucky, where
they will be guests Of Mr.. Mills
relatives.
Mr.. w. Y. Guess has purchas-
ed the Monttille residence, now
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Younts,
and will move into it as soon as
practicable.
The Board of Supervisors has
set tomorrow (Thursday) for the
hearing of the proceedings against
the public road contractors.
Witnesses viii be heard on both
sides.
DR.. and Mrs. Cooper returned
from the Worlds Fair Monday;
but left again yesterday to attend
the marriage of their son, DR.. /.
w. Cooper, Jr., and Miss Crutch-
er, at Newton.
We regret to hear that Mrs. N.
Vance was attacked by another
chill on Saturday, and her deYot-
ed daughter, Mrs. w. S. Bowen,
and other relatives are quite dis
heartened about her condition.
Clifton KEGS says It's healthy
raising cotton out on Fair River.
This sturdy and esteemed young
citizen sold three bales il town
last week at good prices. We are
indebted to him for pleasant
call.
Miss Kate Eagan and Prof.
Robert Pitard entertained a few
friends at musicale Tuesday
evening. It is needless TO say that
this duo Of brilliant artists de-
lighted their company. Crystal
Springs Meteor.
AT Pleasant Grove Methodist
church very successful protTact-
ed meeting has Just closed. There
were 80 accessions to the church.
The preaching was done by Revs.
M. g. Fielder, r. III. HoWse and
Or. R. G. Bethea.
The secretary, Mrs. J fl. Red
ding, requests us to announce that
the Sunshine society will meet
with Mrs. 3. Boyce Noodle to-
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.