The leader., 1904-04-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.

VAIN clobnlng.
DR. John Smith has returned
from Tulane University.
Hacks are beginning to run a la
city style in Brookhaven.
Mccall Patterns for sale at Par
sons, May, Oberschmidt Go.
Mr.. Butcher Montgomery is
among Brookhayen friends.
Mills and East received another
carload of bananas this week.
Miss Nellie Covington made a
flying trip to Terry Monday.
Mr.. Holder, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mr.. John E. Seavey.
Mr.. w. E. Price and Walter,
Jr., spent Monday in Wesson.
Ex-Sherif Decell, of Copiah,
has been business visitor this
week.
Mr.. S. G. Ray returned Friday
from pleasant visit to Claiborne
county.
Mr.. Ben A. Williamson. was a
visitor from Columbia the fist of
the week.
'Lye hominy' is selling on the
streets this cold springtime in the
Sunny South. %
Rev. R. H. Purser visited his
aged aunt, Mrs. Bud Higdon, at
Hazlehurst Monday.
Miss Mary B. Byrd has return.
ed to Auburn and has resumed her
duties in the schoolroom.
Mrs. L. H. Bowen, and Mrs. B.
F. Jones spent Monday and part
of yesterday in New Orleans.
Mr.. Chas. Elder enjoyed car
rage drive Sunday evening-with
his pretty baby in the carriage.
Mrs. Tom Purser and her two
lovely little girls arrived at the
PASTORS Home on Monday for a
visit.
Complaint has been made of the
filthy gutter on Front Street from
the Bank of BrookhaYen to the
north.
DR.. V. B. Watts went up to
Jackson yesterday to attend the
meeting of the State Dental Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Sullivan, brother of Mrs.
Vardie Mayors, is very i'll with
consumption in the Schwem Ad-
dition.
Mrs. M. E. Lambright was a
visitor from Magnolia on Sunday
and was the guest of her daughter,
Miss. Leta.
If you've done your spring
cleaning, you can do itoyer again.
Fires and furs have not been out
of place since Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Tu1nbough S residence
Jmmands the view of every pass
er by, in its new coat of paint and
with other Improvements.
DIR. /. Z. Parsons, Mayor La
nier, j. D Blue, G. w. Maxwell
and others left Monday on FISH
ing expedition to Pontchatoula.
Mr.. j. E, Hodges will vacate
the cottage he has been occupying
on West Cherokee. His neighbors
regret to lose pleasant associates.
Mrs. Lily Friou left Saturday
for a brief visit to her sister, Mrs.
Smith, at Lauderdale, after which
she will spend some time in Dispu-
tanta, Va.
Mr.. Felix May, one Of the stock
holders of Columbia's new bank,
states that deposits amounting to
$4,000 were made the firts week
of It's life.
DR.. and Mrs. v. McRee, of
Peetsville, and DR.. Davis MEGA
lip. of Cleveland, are at the bed
side Of their sister, Miss Eunice
McCalip.
Geo. Lalnbright is engaged in
the musical instrument business
and is representing Georgia
house, with headquarters at Haz-
lehurst. Success to him.
Mr.. Tynes TuIl has taken posi-
ton at the Commercial Bank and
has become resident Of this city.
He is making his home as the
residence Of Hon. T. q. Jones.
The ladies' Of The Woman's Aux
iIiary have been invited to spend
their first social evening with
Mrs. w. w. Henderson, at her
home, On Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The pastors Of the Methodist,
Presbyterian and Baptist churches
of this city each commended from
his pulpit last Sabbath Che Sunday
closing fall places of business and
especially referred to the selling
and delivery of ice Oh The Sabbath.
Those ia charge of the ice busi-
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