The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-08-31
| Town and County

Friday n;Ohf ss(ylariana y

Gloriana There's something
in name.
The boardof Supervisors meets
next Monday
The end of summer is 10 sight
the last end.
Miss jamie Jones returned home
from jackson Friday.
Dir. j. I. Walker has begun en-
larging his residence.
Mrs. M. B. Gotten will build in
the Bowen subdivision.
Miss Mamie Harris is the guest
of Miss Bessie Van Hook.
j. O. Spence has returned from
a visit to Marion and Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kohlman Wis
tied Crystal Springs last Sabbath.
Miss Mia Lee is spending The
week with her sister, Miss Annie.
Teach young people to have re-
spect for other peoples property.
Hon. q. P. Jones and wife spent
last Sabbath in Lawrence county.
There are now six paupers and
eleven prisoners on the county
farm.
Oscar Hartman will return to
Mississippi College the ensuing
term.
Mr.. Ed. McCalip, of Wesson,
has been a this weeks visitor to
town.
Friday night will be memora-
BILE one in the annals of the Opera
House.
We regret to hear that Miss
Sarah Love has succumbed to i'll
ness this week.
Miss Eulalie YoungbIood, of
McComb, is the attractive guest
OF MIS-. y. 4. 1ountS.
If you want to buy a whole
town, search The Leader columns
for an ad. of such sale to be.
Use Longyiew, Alabama, lime;
will lay 1000 brick to the Darrell.
Ate. B. Perkins, Hardware Store.
Is
Little Robert Lee Jones return
ed Sunday, after spending a week
with Mrs. Ella May, atSaulsbury.
The beautiful cottage of Mr..
and Mrs. j. a.. Thompson, near
Mrs. Hardy's, is almost compIet-
ed.
Mrs. Chiles and Misses Maggie
and Anna Middleton have return
ed from their trip to the Exposi-
ton.
Mrs. Cora Mullins and little
children have been guests of Mrs.
Mullins parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCalip.
Col. d. ID. Ewing has returned
from the encampment in rudy
health, and is cordially greeted by
his many local friends.
Written guarantee with every
pocket knife, razor or scissors
bought at Noodles Hardware
Store. Money back if wanted.
Valley tin, IA inches wide, al
AZ cents per foot. Can make
this price because we buy right.
G. B. Perkins, Hardware Store.
DIR. and Mrs. w. w. Davis and
family, of Ora, are guests of Mrs.
Ada Davis Smith, after having
visited DR.. Davis father at Casey.
vile.
Pres. and Mrs. III. 81. Hawkins
have returned from their sum
mer's visit to Madison county
They also visited the World:
Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sachs ar,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L
Scherck. It is probable that Mr.
and Mrs. Sachs will locate il
Bloolhaven.
A note from DR.. Henry Flow
ers states that he will be az HON.
about Oct. 1. He is now attend
ing the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throa
College, at Chicago.
w. w. McLaurin opened I'll,
cotton seed market Monday morn
ing at $1,000 per ton. He says b
is in the lead for high prices ans
expects to stay there.
One Of our leading bakeries il
having the woods secured fol
eggs. There seem to be none il
the country. Won't somebody
start a poultry farm9
Mr.. G. III. Moore met DR.. w. i
LcWrev upon bis arrival at thil
station last Saturday evening, anl
conveyed him to Fair River
where be preached Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. Richard q Scherck hal
erected two attractive cottages
Just south of Mrs. Tibbs resi-
dence, so Second and Court street
They add greatly 10 that part D
town.
Supervisor Jones expects 4
make four bales of cotton from
three acres of land On the site d
the Jobes old home. He's pick
ing. ard wei report again wl1el
fhe aeeey staple is all IN
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