The leader., 1904-03-26
New Schedule On the Illinois Central.
Trains now pass Brookhaven as fol-
NORTH.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Star Brand SHOES at cost. Par-
sons, May, Oberschmidt Co.
w. w. Furlow will erect hand
some residence in the Bowen sub
division.
W. B. West has purchased lots
in the Bowen subdivision.
Mr.. Hannah was a Capital City
visitor Monday.
Clover chains are again being
woven by little children.
Richard Nalty was at Summit
strictly on business Monday.
DR.. F. V. Mckee, of Poets.
vile, was a Tuesday visitor.
NJ. Schwartz, of Magnolia.
spent Sunday here with relatives,
Miss Leta Lambright spent last
Sunday with her mother in Mag
nolia.
Mr.. Geo. j. Wheeler, of WITCH
ita, Kansas, is enjoying visit to
this city.
Mr.. w. S.. Graham and family
have moved into the Mcmillan
residence.
1t takes five minutes to discover
that Lewis Decell is an enthusiast
on fine stock.
A. Gulf, of Crystal Springs,
spent Monday with Mr.. S. Kohl
man ill this city.
Miss Atkinson, of Summit,
was the guest of Miss Nellie Nc
Grath Thursday.
Ladies' Ready Trimmed Hats
just received. Parsons, May,
Oberschmidt Co.
Mr.. W. D. Davis visited his
uncle, Mr.. z. d. Davis, Friday
and Saturday, at Jackson.
We handle the best Cotton
Planter made-''T h g Perry
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt Co.
Mrs. Eugene Atkinson and
Miss Clara Lorenz. of Summit,
were guests of Mrs. f. B. Noodle
Thursday.
Pearlhaven's choice for alder
men rests on the worthy heads OF
Messrs. j. W. Fuqua and Louis
Soulerette.
We are sole agents for the
Perry Cultivators." They are
the best. Parsons, May, Ober-
schmidt Co.
Misses Bertha Berger and Dora
Diment returned yesterday from a
swo weeks visit to Mrs. Schwartz,
of Magnolia.
Miss Josie Eitel has returned
after several weeks spent in nurs-
ing the little sister of Mrs. j. M.
Wood at Crystal Springs.
Miss Louise Gelmany's gentle
young face is again seen among
Brookhaven friends, after several
months teaching in the Delta.
Mrs. G. W. Poets and Mrs. F.
B. Smith spent Thursday with
Mrs. Ada Davis Smith at her
home three miles east of town.
Socially and commercially the
millinery opening at McGrath' IS
and the Pure Food Demonstration
at Woods were great successes.
Mother Clara, of the Order of
Sisters of Notre Dame, from Mil
waukee, is a distinguished visitor.
She is asister of Mrs. VIM. Alb
shagen and an aunt of Mr.. Chas.
Heuck.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Watson have
rented the pretty little cottage
vacated by Mr.. Graham on East.
Court Street. Mrs. Watson, for
merly Mrs. Blanche Magee Dri-
foos, is known to all Brookhaven
people.
Rev. r. II. Purser, ''of his own
free will and accord, 2 has placed
new steps at the front entrance to
the Baptist church. Mr.. Purser
never hesitates to do more than
he ought to do, when he feels it
ought to be done.
Mr.. Max Lewinthal, who occu-
pies an enviable position in the
esteem of all who know him here,
is contemplating a trip to Europe
in May. He will visit his parents
at Berlin. We wish him safely
over, but more shall aldentIy wish
himback.
The people of Brookhaven
regret to lose from among them,
Mrs. q. S. Mcmillan, who has
been resident of Brookhaven fol
a long number Of years. She and
her daughter, Miss Viola are now
making their home with Mrs.
Beatrice Mcmillan Field, at Lake
Charles, La. They left for theil
new place Of residence this week,
Mr.. C. Y. Rafn, Of Camp No.
I, 2 on the Pearl River Branch
Railway, has just returned after !
weeks visit to New Orleans
where he purchased the stallion
Suspended, = a full bred animal
Rain has high opinion Of ths
soil and its possibilities ii bis sec
lion Of the state, and be believes
It will pay as well il Mississippi
as il does in any eastern or north