The leader., 1904-09-17
Saturday, Sept. II, 1904.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Miss Bonnie Dunn has been the
guest of Norfeld friends.
Noodle sells hardware fol less.
You can keep the change.
Mrs. Emma Massey and daugh-
ter will move to Hazlehurst.
Noodle sells l.. & S. j. White
carpenter tools nuf said"
Misses Matte and Mamie Her
ring left Tuesday for st. Louis.
Special line of fruits and vege-
tables Friday at j. M. Woods.
Mr., A. COIN has enjoyed Wis
it from his brother, Mr.. S. Cohn.
Miss Helen Sherman is visiting
Miss Mildred Thompson at Jack
son.
Miss Sallie McNair, of jackson,
is the guest of BlookhaVen rela
q tiVes.
DR.. and Mrs. Frizell have re-
turned from a visit to New Or
leans.
Rev. R. j. Boone is conducting
series of night services at Pearl
haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Zwirn spent
the New Year with New Orleans
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Perkins
have been spending the week at
the Fair.
Mrs. Pace and Miss Ida are now
making their home in the Curran
Addition.
Mrs. j. H. Rogers left Thurs
day night for visits to Memphis
and St. Louis.
Miss Susie Cox has returned
from stay of several weeks at
Mammoth Springs.
Mr.. j. R. Anderson is enjoying
a visit from his sister, Miss Daisy
Anderson, of Gloster.
Hugh Germany left last Satur
day to resume his studies in the
Meridian Male College.
Mr.. B. S. Cato and family have
rented one of the Kohlman cot
tages on Congress street.
Shuttles, needles and parts for
all makes of sewing machines at
Noodles Hardware Store.
Mrs. L. G. Ingram and two
children left last Sunday for Wis
it with relatives at Levings, Ill.
Misses Susie Middleton and
Minnie Davis, of Caseyville, left
Monday night for Blue Mountain.
Miss Jennie White leaves today
for Silver Creek to take charge of
the music class in the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Zwirn, Mrs.
z. Daniel and Miss Doris return
ed last week from the Worlds
Fair.
DR.. j. H. Beavers, of Homo
chitto, spent Thursday in town.
The Leader is indebted to him for
welcome call.
Mrs. W. E. Price and little
Walter left Thursday to visit Mrs.
ii. G. Price at Wesson. They
will return tomorrow.
Miss Josie B. Taliaferro return
ed to Port Gibson Saturday, after
spending some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. Van Hook.
Miss Zula Parsons and brother,
Ernest. will leave today for Ma
rion, Ala, where Miss Zula viii
attend Judson Institute.
Misses Sara Storm, Norms
O'Connor aand Ora Lee johnson
went up to Canton Thursday te
visit Mrs. j. ]. McGrath.
Miss Octavia White has accept
ed the principaIship of the schoo
at Pennington, and left for thai
place Wednesday morning.
Mr.. 7. j. ,,Neumann, after foul
months of illness, is able to re
sumo business. His friends are
pleased to see him restored (
health.
Miss AyIeen Pierce has return
ed to her home in Crystal Springs
after stay of several weeks Al
the bedside of her brother, JohI
Pierce.
Mr.. w. w. Mason, who wal
called home by the dying condi
ton of his father, returned K
Opelousas, La, on Thursday
morning.
Hon. Thos. Brady and family
r turned from Monteagle, Tenn.
Wednesday night. We are pleas
ed to learn that Mrs. Brady anC
child are much improved ID health
The Leader was ID error Wed
nesday in stating that Mr.. B. S
Cato, who has lately formed a part
nership with Mr.. w. s. Graham
in the mercantile business, wal
from FayetGe. His former resi-