The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-03
Town and County.

City Marshal Byrd was able to
be out Sunday.
Mrs. F. B. Smith is Frustrated
by severe illness.
G. Albeltz, the city sexton, is
doing some good work at Rose
Hill.
DIR. and Mrs. Tom Pursel, of
McComb, were brief Sunday Wis
itors.
Mrs. Minnie Hoskins Foster is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. May
Bowles.
Those interested in school mat
tiers should attend the Teachers
Institute.
Miss F. A. Young, of jackson,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
w. H. Milton.
Mrs. w. B. Ricnaru son has been
enjoying visits to Summit and
jackson relatives.
Miss Mary McCloslxy and Mrs.
Aylward spent Sunday in Wes-
son.
The two children of Mrs. /. S.
De Sofa, on North Church street,
are i'll with fever.
Miss Ada Lambright, of Mag
nolia, was the guest of her sister,
Miss Leta, Sunday.
Sexton Penn has been i'll more
than week with fever and is still
Frustrated.
Mrs. Scott, of Copiah county,
has rented and moved into the
Williamson cottage on Becker
street:
Mr.. Greeson arrived last week
from Prescott, Ark, and accom-
panied his wife and children home
yesterday.
Mr.. Newamn, of the well-known
family of Franklin county, is en-
gagged as salesman at A. G. Sea
veE q Sons.
Miss Ida BIackman returned to
her home in Alabama last Friady,
after pleasant visit to he1 sister,
Mrs. Hackney.
Chester Bryne is employed by
Secretary Younts as collector for
the Y, M. G, A.
Mrs. MoIlie Daughtry BuIlitt
and son, of Houston, Texas, are
guests of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs, j. B. Daughtry.
Mr.. II. B. Cannon leaves to-
day for a visit to his old home at
Sardis. We wish him a pleasant
vacation from business duties.
Mr.. j. w. McGrath left Satur-
day evening for st. Louis, Chica-
90 and the wild and woody West.
He will be absent several weeks.
Miss Vivian Griffis prolonged
her visit with Miss Matte Purser
until Monday. She left, OIL that
day, for her home in Yazoo City.
One by one the clerks are drop
ping out of our leading business
houses for a few days. vacation,
preparing for the rush Of the
Fall trade"
Horses. mules. cows, hogs and
the descendants of each cnpcinS 70
enjoying full capacity on the
streets especially on the West
End of Cherokee.
Mr.. Watson, Of Magnolia. is
now in the employ of A. G. Sea-
vey & Sons, as stenographer.
Judging from the click of his ma
chine, he is an expert Typewriter.
The chalk talk man, Hon. Mr..
Regain, appeared as announced at
the Methodist church Sunday af-
ternoon and quite large audience
heard him. He appeared at Pearl
haven at night.
Messrs. H. B. Cannon and
Heard Wimberly are now board
ing at Capt. Joe Storms. They
say that only force of circum-
stances" caused them to leave
The Flood House, !" where they
have been SO pleasantly domiciled.
John McGrath & Sons have se-
cured the services Of Miss Katie
Gibson, noted modiste Of New
Orleans, who will be at the head
of their dressmaking department
the coming season. We are sure
the ladies sof Brookhaven will be
delighted to hear this bit Of busi-
ness news.
Rev, Lichenstein, q reform
ed jew. will occupy the pulpit at
the Baptist church tomorrow
night. Mr.. Lichentsein was con-
verified to the Christian belief
fourteen years ago. and since that
time has served ais a missionary
among the people from which ne
sprung. Rev j f lIarrell, The
noted Gospel singer, will also be
present on this occasion. The
public is cordially invited to ab-
tend the service, which will be tle
first OF D series Of meetings con-
tlnulng through q fortnight, Or
longer.