The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-03-02


Mrs. Beatrice Mckee, of Centreville,
is an attractive guest at Whitworth
College.
e. j. Carpenters great scenic pro-
duction at the Opera house,next Satur-
day night.
Buck Stoves and Majestic Ranges,
two of the best, at G. B. Perkins Hard
ware Store.
The weather has been so warm of
late, base-ballists are talking about
fans again.
Mrs. DIR. Robertson and Mrs. Theodore
Bishop, of McComb, came up Saturday
on brief visit.
Misses Vivian Barron and Susette
Keithley were guests of Miss Cornelia
Barron, recently.
See Perkins Furniture Co.'s display
window. They have bargains you can
not get anywhere.
Secure your seats early for the great
scenic production. "A Little Outcast,"
next Saturday night.
The lame, halt and blind, young, old
and middle-aged were in town last
Saturday on business.
can honest confession is good for the
soul, but bad for the reputation" SO
says Clip in the Picayune.
Miss Nellie s. Green came in from
Caseyville on Saturday and was the
guest of Mrs. T. c. Maxwell.
Have you seen the four-coat kitchen
enamel ware in G. B. Perkins show
Window Better than granite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Rawls, of McComb,
visited the family of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Herring, at Pearlhayen, Sunday.
Mrs. Ella May, of Topeka, and Miss
Nellie Carlisle, of jackson, were guests
this week of Mrs. P. z. Jones.
Messrs. Menelas and A. Mikas en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McGrath
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Blum at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. A. Gohn is building pretty
seven-room cottage next the residence
in which Mr.. e. Simon and family re.
side.
Our cultured young friend, Mr..
Homer G. Byrd, is out with the spring
time birds and flowers, we are pleased
to note.
Buy your furniture from reliable
people. Perkins Furniture Co. buy
their goods by the car and will save
you money.
Mr. C. W. Maxwell paid us a cali
Monday morning in company with
Rev. Mr.. Butler, the young pastor of
Fair River church.
Mr.. Higdon SumralI is now in the
employ of the enterprising firm of A.
G. Seavey & Sons. Both Mr.. Sumrall
and the firm are to be congratulated.
Chester Byrne left for Clinton Mon
day, after spending several days with
his parents in this city. Chester is
making fine record at Mississippi COL
lege.
Mrs. F. F. Becker returned Sunday
from pleasant visit DO her daughter.
Mrs. FL. Phillips, at Hammond, and
to Mrs. W. H. Seemann, in New Or
leans
Mrs. Pauline Hoskins and her hand
some little son, left Sunday for her
home in Coles, Amite county. Mrs.
Hoskins was called here by the fatal
illness of her brother, Van Watts.
When Mr.. ]. j. McGrath next arrives
in Brookhaven, his 'sparty', will be
composed of six, and will include him.
self and wife, three daughters and one
son, the last of whom is by no means
least. Their arrival is impatiently
awaited.
We regset to hear that little Wyette
Jones, the young sister of Mrs. j. II.
Wood, is extremely low at her home in
Crystal Springs. Mr.. Wood left res
.terday for her bedside. accompanied
by Miss Josie Eitel, who will serve as
nurse for the stricken little one.
The residence and premises Of DR..
r. r. Applewhite. near Mrs. e. %.
Byrd's home, ii taking on the appear
ance Of splendid country home, With
its connections barn, 0ukhouses and