The leader., 1904-03-09
TOWN AND COUNTY.

MIS-. carpenter Is expecting her par
ents to visit her this week.
Mr.. Jsmes Champlin, of New Or
leans, was visitor last week.
Miss Ruth Penn is visiting her uncle,
B. F. Jones, of Beaureguard.
Miss Beatrice Mckee. of Centreville,
is visiting Miss Floyd Willoughby.
Baby Louise Larkin, of Norfeld, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Higginbotham.
Miss Floyd Willoughby visited in
New Orleans the latter part of the
week.
Miss Josie Pepn was whole orches-
ira at the Opera House last Saturday
night.
Messrs. G. G. Williamson and Mack
Mccormick spent Sunday in Crystal
Springs.
Miss Jeanette Mikell was a bright
visitor from Jackson Saturday and
Sunday.
Buck Stoves and Majestic Ranges
two of the best, at G. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
Mr.. John Penn, Jr., and his brother.
in-law, from Columbia, visited home
folks, last week.
Father Riley, of Natchez, IS the
guest of Rev. James Kiernan at the
Catholic rectory.
Mrs. Lula Ford has purchased the
Thomas Henderson place and will
make it her home.
Misses Ruth and Nora Penn, Miss
Winnie Dunn and Mr.. j. M. Page Wis.
tied Wesson Sunday.
Mrs. Brooks Hardy and Miss Mary
McNair have been enjoying visit to
New Orleans this week.
Homer Smith, one of the seven sons
at Union Hall, las been investing
largely in Gulfport lots.
Even "Old Buckn succumbed last
week. Many friends and patrons re-
greet Mr. Hubert's illness.
Mrs. "A. Sumrall visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Higdon Sumrall and the little
granddaughter last week.
Mr.. Fugler and Miss Covington, of
Hazlehurst, were in attendance upon
the play Saturday night.
Mrs. Hartwell and little Miss Catha-
rine, of New Orleans, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Bee, Sr.
Mrs. J. w. McGrath will give a
luncheon on Wednesday. Cards will
be the feature of the evening.
Have you seen the four-coat kitchen
enamel ware in G. B. Perkins show
Window Better than granite.
Hon. J. N. Yawn and his handsome
little son, Cleon, were visitors to this
city from Bogue Chitto yesterday.
Miss Ethel Fugate and brother,
of Hazlehurst, attended the play at
Heuck's Opera House on last Saturday
night.
"A Little Outcast" was enjoyed both
at matinee and at night at the Opera
House on Saturday last, by good
houses.
The Woman's Auxiliary will hold,
its regular business meeting on Friday
afternoon at 3 3o'clock. A full attend
ance is earnestly requested.
During Lent, services will be held at
st. Francis Catholic church each Sab
bath at 10 a. m land 7:30 p. m. Devo.
tions on Friday nights at 7:3O.
Mrs. F. Boyce Noodle is spending a
few days in Summit visiting Mrs. Eu-
gene Atkinson, and from thence to
Hammond, with Mr.. j. j. Phillips.
The Graham, Storm Grocery Compa-
ny win begin rehabilitating their new
stoee next week, after which it will be
one of the most attractive places Of
business in the town.
Mrs. Adah e. s. Proby entertained
last Thursday morning at euchre in
honor of Mrs. VIII Butterfeld. The
prize was won By Mrs. Ligon, who
gracefully presented it to the guest Of
honor.
Mr.Jonn Appel, Of Crystal Springs,
has become bookkeeper at q. Dan.
iel's place Of merchandise. Mr.. Appel
comes to our city with the best Of rec
concentrations and is heartily welcomed
as resident.
Mr.. s. G. Ray, ia the midst Of ali the
physic that flesh is heir to, fell q victim
to that stirred feeling" that comes With.
the sprlngtime, and rested up a couple
of days last week. He was missed at
the Price Drug Store.
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. NJ. Il. Eyerett's
mother, little Rosaline Everett, left
yesterday for Waco, Texas, where they
will spend several months They will
visit New Jersey and the Worlds
Fair before their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Julier enter
tanned at an elegant luncheon Of eight
covers on Thursday evening ia honor
Of Misses Becker and Dennett, With
Messrs. Mccormick and Williamson.
A profusion Of pink carnations added
their beauty to this charming home.
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