The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-01-20
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Houses are wanted for tent.

early Vegetables.
New subscribers are coming in
encouragingly.
Harry Mills residence is a
thing of beauty,
Edwin McCalip went to New
Orleans Sunday.
Subscribe for the Leader before
the new year grows cold.
B. T. Hobbs attended the in
auguration at Jackson yesterday.
Little Miss Lucille Forsythe
is confined to her room by illness.
Miss Nellie Covington, of Terry,
is the guest of Miss Eunice MEGA.
lip.
Miss Eva KohIman will en-.
terrain the Whist Club this eve.
ming.
Mrs. Louis Montville is well
coined again among Brookhaven
friends.
Mrs. Kohlman returned Monday
from charming visit to New
Orleans.
Miss Neva Newman is one OF
the grown children who has
the measles.
Mrs. DR.. Pennell, of Tensas
Parish, La, is the guest of Mrs.
Ada E. S. PROXY.
Mr.. Fred Harveston and charm
ing sister, Miss Lizzie, were Wes-
son visitors Sunday.
Miss Gussie Harris, of Wesson,
was the chaming guest of Miss
Addie Watson Sunday.
Miss Ruby Smith and Mrs.
A. M. johnson, of Wesson, have
been Brookhaven visitors.
What is the Blue Bird? 1t is
the best steel beam pillow on the
market. At G. B. Perkins.
You not only have to bear your
own burden: but you have to
move on with it. There is nc
standing still.
Only one legged man can't get
on his feet again. There is in
SEPARATION in the thought to the
great majority.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Maxwell
entertained Sunday in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mason, of Fort
Worth, Texas.
Moline Steel Beam Middle
Splitters-you must have. one, MIR.
Farmer. Go to G. B. Perkins
Hardware Store.
Mr.. Harry Hamilton's days
"at home" in Brookhaven are
Tuesdays He was here yes
terday, consequently.
Mrs. w. M. Anderson and Mr..
j. H. Thompson, of jackson, at.
tended the funeral services OF
Mrs. Mary E. Martin.
Mr.. Chas. Butter6eld, of Nor
field, helped by his presence to
pay the last tribute of respect
to Mrs. Martins memory yester-
day.
J. D. McMurchy, living east OF
town, has suffered a misfortune
in having two valuable cows and
two heifers to stray from his pas
ture.
Mr.. R. H. Meter returned
from trip to Union Church
Monday evening. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. A. M. Mccall
lum, of that place.
This is sorrowful time in
many stricken homes in town
and county. May the. love that
passeth knowledge give rest to
each troubled soul.
News comes of the death of Mrs.
Goldsmith, of New Orleans, the
grandmother of Mrs. N. Pfeifer,
formerly resident of this city.
Mrs. Goldsmith was 80 years OF
age.
Mr.. w. w. Wolfe has pnrchas-
ed the residence recently owned
and occupied by Mr.. Ross. This
is good and desirable property
and Mr.. Wolfe is to be congrat-
ulated.
Albert COIN and wife, of Brook
haven, were in Wesson on bust
ness last Saturday. While here
they were the guests of /. A.
Hickman and family Wesson
Enterprise.
Miss. Josie Eitel, who has been
nursing the son of Mr.. McIaurin
during his attack of typhoid fever,
returned to New Orleans on Mon
day afternoon. The young man
is now convalescent.
Capt. "a. 6. Moreton has pur-
chased The home property Of Mrs.
Wesley Martin. This is one Of
the most attractive and valuable
places in the city, and the Cap
tain is to be congratulated upon
this new aeq elsition 10 bis other
splendid real state ID The city.