The leader., 1904-03-09
New Schedule On the Illinois Central.
Trains now pass Brookhayen as fol-
NORTH.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Are you Red or Blues

Are you Red or Blue?
Cotton Is going today at 1916.
Spring weather is fine for spring
trade.
If you don't see it in The Leader,
tell us about it.
Mr.. w. NJ. Turnbough spent yester-
day in jackson.
Mr.. Ham Easterling was business
visitor on Monday.
Hardin Hardeman visited his sisters
at Magnolia Sunday.
Mr.. Nathan Kohlman is at home
from Tulane on a visit.
Mrs. Tom McNair left for New Or
leans Monday morning
ReV. B. f. Jones returned Monday
morning from Summit.
Mrs. Cora Stingily is mourning the
death of fine Jersey COW.
Mr.. A. B. Middleton has recovered
from Aa attack of rheumatism.
Additions are being made to the res
idence of Mr.. Leslie Stingily.
Miss Cornelia Barron left yesterday
for a visit to Crystal Springs.
Dir. and Mrs. Eugene Atkinson spent
the Sabbath with Mr.. F. B. Noodle.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Fore, of Wesson,
were visitors yesterday to this city.
Mr.. L. L. Tyler, of Bogne chitto,
made us pleasant call on Monday.
Miss Bertha Berger has been the
guest Of Mrs. M. Schwartz, at Magnolia
Mrs. w. G. Millsaps, of Norfeld, is
the guest of her relative, Mrs. Varda-
man.
Mr.. FL. j. Grice, of the Similo neigh
borhOod, has moved to Winchester,
Ark.
Miss Eddie Schaller, of Memphis, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. W. Ben
nett.
Manager Heuck is all smiles oyer the
prospects at the Opera House for next
week.
See Perkins Furniture Co.'s display
window. They have bargains you can
not get anywhere.
MIR. VIM. Turnbough's residence will
be greatly beautified by the new ad-
ditions being made.
The Reds and Blues of the Y. M. G.
A, are in lively competition in the
membership contest.
Mrs. j. o. Boadwee has been patient
ly nursing her large family of children
through siege of measles.
Mrs. Tom McNair has returned from
a visit to Mt. Olive, where her brother
has been confined by illness.
Perkins Furniture Co., will give you
easier terms and sell you goods 25 per
cent cheaper than elsewhere.
See that tall foot board suit in Per-
kins Furniture Co.'S wiudow at $35 90
$1,000 cheaper than elsewhere.
Mrs. W. Ii. Smith will leave to to-
morrow for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Mamie Anderson, at Pickeps.
Rev. and Mrs. n. H, Durser and Miss
Pauline went to McComb yesterday for
visit with DR.. and Mrs. Tom Purser.
Mr.. j. NJ. Wood spent Sunday in
Crystal Springs with his wife, who is
still at the bedside of her little sister.
Miss Greif has returned to the mil
linery department at the McGrath
store, much to the satisfaction of pat
Fons.
DIR. ". F. Thompson, Of Muss Point,
was the guest of his relatives, Messrs.
j. T. Chrisman and ]. 7. Butler, on
Sunday.
DR., Prie., of the drug store, isn't
satisfied with the ordinary ills of house
Keeping, SO be has invested in an in.
cubator,
Miss Beatrice Mckee was taken sud
denly i'll on the college campus Mon
day moFping and was prostrated BY a
fainting spell,
Misses Katie and Maggie Redding
went to Terry Friday. Miss Maggie
returned Monday to her school dnties
at the college.
Secretary Yonnts is not moving
about with his usual grace of mauner.
Rheumatism is the cause Of his Grip
Piled condition.
Capt bennett Ewing spent Sunday 10
town. We were glad to learn from him
that zeb Linton has about recovered
from his late injuries.
Miss Kate Higdon, of Wesson, is nov
learning to manipulate the keys on our
Simplex machine. She is under the
tutelage of Mr.. O. n. Harais,
Mr., David Kohlman, who is engaged
in the pFamipent flrm Of Newberger 8
Aayy, at Vicksburg. was Sunday Wis.
itor with his parents in this city.