The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-06-22
New Schedule On the Illinois Central.
Trains now pass Brookhaven as fol-
TOWN AND COUNTY.

spent Sunday here.
Mr.. Clarence Wade, of Halle
hurst. was Sunday visitor.
Mr.. Isaacs has returned from
Browns Wells improved in health.
Miss Lou Duncan, of Wesson,
spent several days here last week.
Rev. II. &. Hawkins has re-
turned from a visit to Hatties.
burg.
Miss Mary Bean Byrd left on
Friday last for visit to
7 Auburn.
Rev. B. F. Jones is attending
the missionary conference at
Meridian.
Mrs. Lucy Cannon and chill
dren were visitors from Wesson
last Sabbath.
Hose-Garden hose, nozzle
hose, reel and repair, at all prices
at Nalty the Plumbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Holiday
and little Gladys have returned
from pleasant visit to Halle
hurst.
Misses Mary Higdon and Bes-
sic Simmons, of Wesson, were
Sunday afternoon visitors to this
city.
Mrs. w. M. Anderson and
lovely little daughter, of Jack
son, are guests of the Misses
Mikell.
Rev. H.%G. Hawkins is con-
Quoting a meeting at Pearlhaven
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Golden, of
Beauregard.
Prof. and Mrs. Robert Linfeld
arrived from Woodville yester-
day, at the home of their sister,
Mrs. B. +. Jones.
Mr.. John T. Thompson and
daughter, Miss Mary, and Miss
Rena Byrne, of Wesson, spent
Sunday in this city.
Mr.. Pelie has developed ty-
phoid fever and lies seriously III
at Mr.. s. N. Storms. His moth
er is now with him.
Mrs. H. Winborn went to New
Orleans last week to meet her
husband on his return from Cuba.
They returned to this city Mon
day.
Rev. C.. w. Crisler returned
from his trip to the Worlds Fair
Saturday and Mrs. Crisler and the
children are expected back to-
day.
For comfort and economy this
hot weather, use the WickIess Blue
Flame Oil Stove. Call and see one
in operation at Nalty the Plum
ber's.
Mrs. 7. G. Maxwell has a lux
uriant garden in spite of the
scorching rays of old Sol. 1t is
treat to look at her garden and a
still greater one to enjoy the fine
vegetables it contains.
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. SaIIie j.
Hart, Mr.. KohIman and Miss
Eva, Mrs. A. E. Thompson and
Mrs. Felix Thompson, of Bog ue
Chitto, all left last Saturday for
a season at Browns Wells.
Mr.. Harry Mills has the SYM
patty of the community in his
S0rlowful bereavement. His
father was beloved by large cir
Gle of friends and there is univer-
saI.regret at his sudden death.
DR.. w. T. Lowrey, after
preaching the dedicatory sermon
at Heuck's Retreat church Sun
day, came on to our city and ell
ed Pastor Purser's pulpit that
evening, much to the qualification
of all who had heard him before.
Mr.. Joe Burns, of Wesson, lent
his genial smiles to this Office on,
yesterday. His three grown
daughters, Misses Annie, Rosa
and Katie, are all at home with
him now for a brief season and he
is enjoying the. family reunion.
Hon. A. C. McNair, accom-
panied by his wife, daughter and
grandson reached this city Friday.
Mrs. Willing comes from her
home in Fort Leavenworth, Kan
sas, and was met in Memphis by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Nair,
We received an appre ciatcd call
from Mr.. MeneIas. of the Mikas
plantation, on Monday. A few
citizens, patti lotto, broad minded
and enterpr.sing as Mr. Menelas
would make our vicinity blossom
like the rose. It is a delight to fol-
low his fertile mind in projections
for Rrookhaven's and the States
upbuilding.
To Mr.. w. +. Parsons, who
never does things by halves, we
are indebted for q half bushel Of
ripe, red apples, fresh from his
splendid orchard. Our generous
favor contains samples Of the june
apple, the Red African and The
Early Harvest. Mr.. Parsons states
that they enjoy apples at bis house
from May 10 October. We are
pleased to know that we will not
have to Journey back TO Illinois