The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-04-27

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Mrs. Emma Massey has been a
visitor to Hazlehurst.
Mr.. N. E. Spencer is very i'll
at his home in the western sub
urbs.
Even the Chinese laundry S be-
ing enlarged for "washee heap
ee.
S. B. Newman, manager Of the
Bogue Chitto Mercantile Co., is in
town today.
Mr.. Boyd Harrington, of Haz-
lehurst, has been the guest of
Burrell Spencer.
If faith could cure toothache,
people might believe it could re-
move mountains.
CIoaks and wraps we're again
resurrected yesterday morning
and the experience of Easter Sun
day was repeated.
Mrs. Gordon Penn is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Allen, at the
home of Conductor Lewis Nc.
Laurin in New Orleans.
Mr.. M. L. Ryals has erected a
high picket fence along the north
side of his family residence,
making an alley for vehicles.
The gutter being flushed on
Front Street Saturday at about
one O'Clock attracted a multitude
to view the novel sight. 1t was
refreshing.
Observe the call for a meeting
of the Fourth Ward Hose Co.. and
others interested for tomorrow
night at 8 O'Clock at the Mayors
Office.
When the whale threw up Jo-
nah, he said, you can't keep a
good man down. Bitter-AppIe-
Bitters is good thing, and every
body knows it. For sale by G. Z.
Grafton Drug Co.
Among delegates to the south
ern branch of the National Dental
Association. appointed at the re-
cent State meeting at jackson, we
note the name of DR.. Bruce L.
Holloway, of this city.
Capt. H. L. Applewhite, of
Fort Howard, Maryland, is en-
joying a furlough and is the guest
this week of his honored father,
DR.. R. R. Applewhite, of this
city. The Leader is indebted to
him for an appreciated call on
Monday.
A. G. Seavey and Sons believe
in going to the foundation of
things. This was proven last week
when the elegant display of
soxo in their show window re-
minded every passer by of the fact.
1t was unique and effective and
would have turned Jerry Simpson
green.
The "Moak Brothers." Messrs.
Fl. F. and D. A., of WelIman,
brought ina fine lorker last Sat
urday, which they sold to the
Hodges Bros, for something like
$23. The hog dressed weighed
361 pounds, and the Messrs. Moak
were pleased at the good price it
brouhgt in Brookhaven.
A move is on foot to paint the
Baptist church inside and ont.
Our Baptist brethren, evidently,
do not believe in living in "ceiled
houses Themselves, while the
Lords house is less well equipped.
Paint is a great preserver, any
way, and from a merely practi-
cal standpoint, the church should
be better protected from the in
roads of the weather.
The Recital at the College Fri
day night last by Misses Emma
gene Huff and Minette Eldridge,
elocutionists, and Misses Annie
Marks and Fannie johnson, must
clans ON stringed instruments, was
attended by a vast concourse of
interested friends. On Friday
night of this week at s O'Clock,
the contest in reading will take
place in CaIisthenics Hall.
The Weman's Auxiliary was
most pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. w. W. Henderson at her
pretty home last Friday afternoon,
and if the first social meeting of
this club may be looked upon as
prophetic of the future, the ladies
will enjoy some very delightful
evenings during the summer.
Mines. Hartman and Brady will
entertain in May and other invit-
ing homes have opened their doors
to the splendid women, who com
pose the Woman's Auxiliary.