The leader., 1904-01-09

The editor spent part of Wed
nesday and Thursday in Jackson.
Mrs. Jas. Mccormick, of Log,
town, is the guest of Mrs. E. S.
Cox.
Rev. CIV. Crisler and DR.. /.
W. Cooper went to jackson Thurs
day.
j. W. McGrath returned Thurs
day night from a business trip
North.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Denman, OF
Lawrence County, were Thursday
visitors.
Mr.. Chas. Butterfield, of Nor.
field, was visitor to this city on
Thursday.
E. L. Tobin, of the New Orleans
Picayune, was business visitor
this week.
Percy Hudson has entered the
business college at Bowling
Green, Ky.
I. J. Neumann has leased Mrs.
Harvey's store building and will
occupy it soon.
Felt roofing-cheaper than
shingles. c., B, Perkins can tel
you all about it.
Miss Mary Ewing arrived on
Thursday at her aunt's, Mrs.
Matte Martins.
Watches cleaned from 55c up.
next door below the postoffce.
Thos. d. Evans.
Messrs. P. z. Jones and Doc
Sartin went to Jackson Thursday
night on business.
Leon Priebatsch has returned
to New Orleans to resume his
study of dentistry.
Mrs. T. c.. Maxwell has beer
suffering all the week with a Sc
we're case of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Storm have
moved into their pretty new resi-.
dence on Becker Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Storm, of
Summit, spent Sunday with Mr..
andMr. Mrs. S. N. Storm.
What is the Blue Bird? It is
the best steel beam pillow on the
market. At G. B. Perkins,.
DIR. B. D. Bishop and Mr.. Ton
Crimson were Thursdy visitors
to this city from Monticello.
Little Minnie Hobbs, who is
about ten years of age, is very
low with pneumonia and measles.
Misses Caroline Ford and Gus.
sic Paxton attended the debate at
the college on Thursday night.
Mrs. A. Huntington, of Jersey
City, is the guest of Mrs. H. W.
Huntington, of East Union Mills.
Morris Mendel has returned
from Greenville, where he was
betrothed to the lady of his
choice.
Moline Steel Beam Middle
Splitters-you must have one, Mr..
Farmer. Go to G. B. Perkins
Hardware Store.
Mrs. w. j. Bee leaves today
for her former home in Darda-
nelles, Ark, where she will spend
a couple of months.
Hogs are dying of cholera in
this and adjoining counties, much
to the Encouragement of farm
ers who have fine herds.
Mrs. Cannon has sold her resi-
dence in the Curran Addition to
7. H. Perkins, who will erect a
second cottage on the lot.
Mr.. G. B. Chapman informs us
that his wife and all of his child
rem are down with the measles
at their home in the country.
Measles is prevailing extensively
in the town and county. A num-
Der of country schools have been
compelled to suspend on account
of it.
Mr.. Keenan's familiar visage
has been missed at the post office.
He has been sick. Miss Bertha
Crawford has been serving in his
stead.
Mr.. S. G. Ray has had visit
from his mother, Mrs. j. M. Ray,
who is ON her way to Thornton,
Texas, where she will make her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Penn open
ed their hospitable home to the
stricken family and friends of
Mr.. Jno. g. Ford, who was buried
here Thursday.
Rabbi Lewinthal, of Nashville,
was distinguished visitor this
week and was the welcome guest
of his sisters, the Mines. Prize
batsch and Wilson.
Mrs. Lula Wards smiling
countenance has been missed at
the Moreton Wentw orth Company
store this week. She has sue
cumbed to current illness.
Mr.. Magee, of Cold Springs, i
the happy possessor of the Price
Drug Store doll, he having held
the winning number, 1889. It
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