The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-13
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Town and County.
Weather still damp.

HOUSE lOT IcHG' ~ Aoulinah'
Mr.. NJ. V. KEGS is now located
at Jackson.
Mayor Lanier visited jackson
Wednesday.
Tom Moore is with Brookhaven
friends again.
Mr.. F. Oberschmidt has had
his new yard fence painted.
DR.. Felix Thompson, of Bogue
Chitto, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. Robt. Vaught has been a
visitor to bis parents at Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach Dixon leave
today for visit to the EXPOSE
ton.
Messrs. Julius and Walter Prize
batsch left today for the Worlds
Fair.
Ralph Ripley and Percy Buie
are enjoying the great Fair in st.
Louis.
Notwithstanding, shoes and
gents furnishings at McGrath,s
one-price store.
For health and refreshment
drink Prices Orange Phosphate.
Something new.
Miss Nellie Cox has secured a
position as stenographe1 with the
Stevens Lumber Co: at Chatawa.
Mrs. R. II. Hamilton was taken
quite i'll on Wednesday and at
this writing is confined to her
room.
Judge Julian Wilson and wife,
of Oxford, are with Mrs. d. COIN
and will spend several weeks in
this city.
Mrs. Eugene Mccormick re-
turned Tuesday from visit with
her sister, Mrs. Jas. Miazza, at
Meridian.
Miss Jennie McLaurin has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Nc
Lean, whose child is in very de-
pleted state of health.
Messrs. Ike Blum and Israel
Abrams, of Brookhayen, are Wis
iting Mr.. M. Schwartz this week.
Magnolia Gazette.
DIR. B. F. Jones and son Leigh
ton, have been visiting DR.. Jones'
mother at Lorman this week.
They are~expected home today.
Mr.. Newton, Cashier of the
Bank of Brookhaven, spent sever
al days here this week on business
connected with his bank. Frank
lin Advocate.
Miss Catherine Coleman was
summoned to her home at Canton
Wednesday by telegram. : There
were many disappointed young
hearts on this account.
As an Advertising scheme, that
most excellent institution, Harris
Business college, Jackson, Miss,
is offering few scholarships at
big bargain. Write them.
Caids have been issued to the
marriage of DIR. |. w. Cooper,
Jr., and Miss Hortense Crutcher,
of Newton. The happy event will
take place Sept. Z.
Miss Myrtis Wentworth return
ed from delightful visit to
Natchez Wednesday. She was ac-
companied home by her friend,
Miss Jennie Middleton, who will
spend several weeks in this city.
Mr.. Joe Boone met with an ac-
cident in the country week ago
and suffered dislocation of his
hip. He has been expected home
several days; but it is understood
his injury is severe. We extend
our sympathy.
Mrs. John Tedford has left for
visit to her parents at Prescott,
Ark, while Mr.. Tedford has re-
turned to New York, bis duties as
passenger agent of the great Rock
Island Route demanding his atten-
ton. His many friends in these
parts we're pleased to meet Mr..
Tedford again.
The overhead bridge which the
Circuit Court ordered the Illinois
Central to build across Warren
avenue over a year ago and which
the railroad had neglected to do
up to few weeks ago when pro-
ceedings for contempt of court
were filed, it has decided to build
at once and work will
be commenced immediately, So
Hon. p. q. Jones, the lawyer for
r. s. Swain who filed the suit, inI
forms us.
The Board Of Supervisors,
through theil county farm com
mittee, have purchased four good
milk COWS for the farm, at cost
Of $50. 90 q piece. This will doubt
less prove a good investment and
a step that could have been taken
to advantage a good while ago,
Cattle raising, on limited scale,
and the supplying of the prisoners
and paupers with milk and an oc-
casional home raised beef, ought |
TO be d regular feature Of the
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