The leader., 1905-10-11

ed lines OF fancy candies.
Mines. M. Schwartz and S.
Kemp were holiday visitors.
Fancy candy only 90 cents per
pound. At Mills & East Co.
! Parsons, May, Oberschmidt Co.
have just received shipment of
Red Seal Ginghams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Levine
have been guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaacs.
Mrs. S. Sokoloski and family,
Of Hazlehurst, have been guests
of DR.. and Mrs. S. &. Wilson.
l.. Aaronson, of Summit, and
D. Cohn and L. Abrams, of Mag
nolia, have been among recent
appreciated visitors.
Mr.. j. M. Eaton has just re-
turned from near Salisbury, Law
renee county, where he put up a
gin for j. E. Rutland, consisting
Of two Munger HuIler 70-saw gin
stands.
Mines. D. and E. Cohn returned
this morning from Chicago and
New York. On their way home,
they enjoyed a stop-over with
Mrs. Julian Wilson, at Oxford.
When buying candy for your
children you want something
pure. Mills &East Co. handle a
line, manufactured under the pure
food laws of the United States,
which guarantees its purity.
DR.. Reynolds, the late accession
to Brookhaven's dental profess
sion, was a pleasant caller at this
Office yesterday. DR.. Reynolds
has rooms elegantly fitted and is
prepared to make a success of the
practice of his profession.
The Jewish New Year and the
ten penitential days, known as
Asseras Yemi T'shuvoh, were all
faithfully observed by the ortho-
dox Jews of this city. The Day
of Atonement, or Yom Kippur,
occurred on Monday and termi-
mated the annual observance.
Mr.. Il. D. Davis, president of
the Capital National Bank, left
last night for Washington where
he will attend the session of the
American Bankers Association.
He will visit New York and other
eastern points before returning
home. e.-Jackson News, Oct. 8.
Prof. Leake's band, of Merid-
ian, has been employed to furnish
music during the great day at
McGrath's tomorrow. This an
nouncement was enough in itself
to attract attention; but the news
now comes by wire that a harpist
has been added to the band, al
ready complete in itself.
Rev. Mr.. Pffer, of North Caro-
lima, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. II. Hartman. Mr.. Pffer has
accepted the pastorate of the Pres
byterian church and will begin
his work in that congregation at
once. We acknowledge a pleas
ant call from Mr.. Pffer and one
of the valued members of his
church, Capt. J. N. Cooke.
An educational rally was held at
Fair River school house last Sat
urday, which was we'll attended
by patrons of the school and 9th
ers, who displayed a commendable
interest in educational matters.
The speakers of the day we're
Hon. W. f. Parsons and Editor
W. II. Weathersby, of Brookha-
ven. A good dinner was served
on the grounds by the hospitable
Fair River people and the day
was both profitable and enJoya-
BILE one.
Mrs. A. S. Boswell, one Of our
most revered and estimable resi-
dents, whose health is precarious
by reason of advancing years and
the hand of affliction, enjoyed a
day out recently in answer to an
invitation extended by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Wood, who entertain
ed her at dinner. The occasion
was especially enjoyed by the
honored guest, since it was the
first time during the long period
of SO years that this lovely lady
had "dined out. +" Mrs. Boswell
belongs to what is called in pres
ent-day parlance, the old school, !"
and her gentle complacency and
elegance of manner and mode of
speech, makes one long to go
Back" like f. Hopkinson Smith,
in the Ladies Home Journal, and
recall the ideal days before the