The leader., 1904-08-17

Town and County.

House for rent. S. Kohlman.
School announcements are COM
ing in.
Will Spencer visited Hazlehurst.
Sunday.
Engstrom Addition IS rapidly
building up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery spent Sum
day in jackson.
Misses Annie and Josie Hurst
spent last week in New Orleans.
Mr.. E. s. Mcdonald, Of Nc
Comb, spent Sunday in this city.
The crockery sale viii rattle the
dishes the remaining days Of this
week.
Use LongYiew, Alabama, lime;
viii lay 1000 brick to the Darrell.
Ate. B. Perkins, Hardware Store.
The Brookhayen Steam ginnery
at the Oil Mill, in charge of,Hugh
Smith, guarantees the best ser
vice.
Parker caps are almost flying
out of Seavey's show window.
They are neat and natty and up
to-date.
Mines. Eugene Bras6eld, Will
Ruff and Miss Lula Streibich were
guests Of Mrs. j.. III. Hartman
Sunday.
A crowd of young townspeople
enjoyed last Friday evening with
Mrs. Ada d. Smith at her pleas
ant home in the country.
Miss jamie Warnock has return
ed to her home in this city, after
pleasant visit with friends and
relatives at Union Church.
Prof. j. /. Brueck, the able
young principal Of the Caseyyille
school, is conducting the Teach
ers' Institute at Port Gibson.
Mr.. PeIie has fully recovered
from his recent severe attack of
fever and has resumed the book
keepers desk at A. G. Seayey &
Sons.
A little boy saw his father TAX
ing a Sunday nap with his specta-
cles on his nose and remarked:
Reckon Papa's tryin' to see how
to sleep. I
There are rumors of new two
and three-story brick business
buildings going up. Will be
leased to see the ruTuors develop
into facts.
Mr.. Winfield Sharp, of Clinton,
was a pleasant caller at this Office
on yesterday. Mr.. Sharp is a
worthy son of Prof. ]. M. Sharp,
Of Mississippi College.
Services at The Episcopal chap
ell next Sunday conducted by Rev.
John Beam: II a. m. Holy Com
munion and sermon; 5 p. M.
evening prayer and sermon.
As an Advertising scheme, that
most excellent Institution, Harris
Business Collge, jackson, Miss,
isg Offering few scholarships at q
big bargain. Write them.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Bills,
Frank, Jr., and the baby all left
Monday night for month s yis-
it to Chicago. We wish them a
delightful stay in the Windy City.
Nj. and Mrs. W. f. Davis
spent Sunday at Caseyville. Rev.
]. III. Anding. of Summit, is as
sisting Pastor Wills in the meet
ing at Philadelphia church this
week.
The ginnery of the Brookhaven
Progressive Oil Company is in
charge of Mr.. Hugh Smith, a
practical gin man Of Is years ex-
perience, and is now ready for
business.
Manuscript intended for publ
cation ID The Leader should be
written on one side Of the paper
only. Please remember this or
your copy may light in the
waste basket.
Little Fannie May KEGS will
entertain a number of her young
friends tomorrow afternoon at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. r. KEGS, from 4:30 to
$50.
We regret to know that Mrs.
N. Vance, who has beer confined
to her room for several weeks,
bad another chill on Monday ana
suffered much prostration on this
account. Mrs. Vance is 81 years
Of age and her friends feel con-
cerned about her condition.
The Terry Tribune, vol. /, No.
/, has reached our sanctum. The
young editor, Mr.. G. N. Harris,
Jr., has done himself credit in
his initial number. It is the best
paper we have seen issued from