The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-08
New Schedule On the Illinois Central.
Trains now pass Brookhaven as fol-
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mr.. Kelly Penn of Hazlehurst,
was sunday visitor.
Dodds Herring was a Sabbath
day visitor to Jackson.
Jesse Smith and Will Adams
went out to Caseyville Sunday.
Fred Loving, of Pearlhaven,
visited Wesson on the Sabbath.
Burrel and Pearl Spencer are
spending a while in Copiah coun-
ty.
Mr.. Frank Greer Is now in the
saw mill business down on Topi-
saw"
Mrs. Emmett Spencer and Miss
Kate Higdon spent Sunday in
Wesson.
Last Sunday Mr.. Griffith Bailey
visited his wife who is stopping at
Winona.
John Chambers, who took his
diploma at MiIIsaps College yes
terday, was a Sunday visitor at
this place.
Oak stove wood delivered from
Old Brook at $500 per cord,
Phone 258.
DIR. Loves resident property
looks like something new in its
white coat of paint.
Miss Florence Sartin made a
trip out to see her sick sister,
Mrs. Coke, last week.
Mrs. J. B. Hughes, of the Lit
tie Bahala neighborhood, was a
pleasant visitor at this office on
Friday last.
The Methodist Sunday School
is in more fourishing condition
than for years past. 100 were
present last Sunday.
Willie HartwelI left for his
home in New Orleans Sunday.
He and his parents will spend
some time in Ell Paso, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen have
been spending several days with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. McGrath,
preparatory to their departure
for New Orleans.
Rev. and Mrs. K. II. Purser
returned from Browns Wells last
Friday evening. Mr.. Purser's
condition is unimproved and she
is confined to her room.
We are requested to announce
that there will be no services at
the Methodist church next Sab
bath morning or evening, on
account of the absence of Pastor
Crisler.
Rev. G. w. Crisler left Mon
day on visit to the Wolld's Fair.
He expects to return on the 18th.
The entire Leader force joins in
wishing him delightful visit and
safe return.
During her visit here last week.
Mrs. Louis Montville purchased
$3.50 worth of furniture from the
Perkins Furniture Company, tc
be shipped to her new home in
Memphis. Mr.. Perkins reason.
able rates catch both foreign anc
local trade.
Pres. w. T. Lowley, of Missis
sippi College, occupied the pulpit
at the BIptist church last Sa bbath
night, after having preached twice
during that oppressively warm
day. Our people ale always glae
to hear DR.. Lowrey, under what
soever circumstances.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sartin anc
their son. Bennett, will leave mex
Sunday for the Worlds Fair
Bennett is just the right age anc
turn of mind to be benefited anC
inspired by such trip and thu
sights incident thereto and we are
glad that both he and his parents
will make the trip.
Mrs. B. T. Hobbs request.
parents of the children in her Sun
day School class to send the little
ones to her home by 1 O'Clock
tomorrow Thursday. She vii
then take them out for an even
ing in the woods, where they vii
enjoy "a party together. Mrs
Hobbs desires a full attendance O
the members of her class.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Maxwell
Misses Beulah and Eunice Andins
went to Caseyville Sunday to hea
the commencement sermon of tn
Grange Hall school. It wa
preached by Pres. w. T. Lowrey
of Mississippi College. A grea
dinner was served and a great da.
generally was enjoyed by th
CaseyyilIe people and their guests
We would be pleased to have re
port of the commencement exeI
cIses.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Rawlins
living in the neighborhood &
Oak Grove school house, were be
reft on last Friday night Of thei
second little twin boy. Twin boy
we're born to these fond parent
year ago last February, an
seemed TO thrive nicely unit
about six months ago, when on
was stricken and died and the n
naming one passed away Frida
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