The leader., 1905-01-18
Plumbers are busy

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Mr. Blncher Montgomery was
a yesterday y visitor
Barb and plain wire cheap, at
|C. b. Perkins Hardware Store.
Mrs. Minnie s. Waterer has re-
turned from q visit Of days AZ Du-
rant.
The old oaken bucket that
hung ia the well and never
froze.
Felt roofing outIasts shingles
and is fire proof For sale by G.
B. Perkins.
Miss Josie Penn and Mrs. Lula
Ford have been visitors to the
Crescent City.
Mr.. FoIz is again az Sasser's s
market, after d weeks detention
at home BY illness.
Messrs. ]. B. Reed, Jas. NJ.
Calender and M. d. Philips were
county callers today
All kinds Of plumbing done BY
Martin Staffier at j. @. Boadwee's 8
shop at most reasonable prices
Take care Of your stock this
cold weather; it will pay you and
be mercy to the dumb brutes.
Mrs. f. Boyce Noodle left yes
terday for New Orleans on a visit
to Mrs. Susie Becker Seemann.
Miss BeuIah Anding came up
from Nor6eld Sunday and spent
the day with relatives in this city.
When your pipe bursts ring up
288 for Martin Staff1er, at i. @.
Boadwee's shop. Prompt atten-
tion.
Mr.. Chas. D. Smith will enter
tain a number Of his bachelor
friends at his rooms Friday eve.
ming.
Misses Dot and Ida Brister, OF
Bogue Chitto, spent Sunday with
their sister, Miss Mamie, at this
place.
Mr.. Farmer, you cannot afford
| to be without a stalk cutter at the
low price G. B. Perkins is selling
them at.
BY ringing up 28s j. O. Boad.
wees shop, and calling for Mar
tin Staffler you will get prompt
service in the plumbing line.
We regret to know that Mrs.
Lula Ward has been compelled tc
retire from service at the Mole-
ton Wentworth Co., on account Of
i'll health.
Two attempts have been made
recently to rob the family resi-
dence of Mr.. D. j. Batchelder,
both being frustrated by discov.
ery Of the facts.
Miss Bennie Dunn, accompa-
MED by Misses Eta Williams and
Jessie Clark, came in from Ruth
and spent Saturday and Sunday
with home folks.
Mr.. G. H. Moorman, State Sec.
retary of the Z. M. @. A., is !
/ visitor to the branch Of the work
at this place and to Secretaries
Younts and Conant.
The Z. Nj. G. a. cook book il
gaining popularity and the de.
mand for its more extended dis
ltribution is at hand. Price, sc
cents. You ought to have one.
Houston Maxwell returned YES.
terday afternoon from st. Louis,
/ He will 90 into the lumber bust
ness with bis father. We are al
ways glad to welcome our boys
back home.
Little Roy Chandler took spe
lcial delight yesterday afternoon
il entertaining his little neighbol
friends at a birthday party
Sugar and spice and every thing
nice1 was served the little onel
and they had a happy evening.
Mrs. RosaIie Hunnicutt, 8.
Marlin, Texas, left today for bel
/ home ii the Lone Star State, af
fer d visit to her relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. Davis. The Ill
lness of Mrs. Hunnicutt's littll
daughter precipitafed her return
lhome.
i On next Friday night week th.
Woman's Auxiliary will tendel
| an evening complimentary TO tht
Board of Directors of the X M
EC. a. at their rooms in the Ma
Isonie Temple. This function vii
take the place Of the regular so
cial meeting Of the Auxiliary
The officers elected for the Y
IN. G. a. for the current year, ar
as follows: Capt. ] N. Cooke.
president Thos. Brady. vice
president w. ID. Davis, recording
secretary; G. III. Hamilton, treas