The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-12
Remember the Auxiliary meet
ing tomorrow at 4:30 p. m.

Remember the Auxiliary meet
ing tomorrow at 4:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Williams
have taken rooms at Mis-. Middle
toms.
Mrs. Ligon delightfully."- enter
tanned the ladies of the Whist
Club at Mrs. Sherman's on last
Friday.
ChiIdren's Day will be observ-
Ted az the Pearlhayen Methodist
church next Sabbath. The regu-
lar exercises will be held at night.
Mrs. S. E. Moreton charmingly
entertained yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Noodle won the prize in the
game of cards-a handsome cut
glass bowl.
Miss Hoover, who has served
SO faithfully and we'll as milliner
at the McGrath Store during the
busy season, left today for her
home at Topeka. Kansas.
Misses Eula Cranberry and
George Higdon and Messrs.
Leander and Jehu Magee have
enjoyed several days in the coun-
try with Miss Eula's aunt.
+ An interesting article from the
ready pen of Lincoln's efficient
superintendent of education, is
received too late for today's pa
per. 1t will appear in Saturday s
issue.
The Leader learns that Chan
Gerry Clerk r. w. McNair is quite
ill at his home. Mr.. Ruben is
greatly missed by his many
friends and habitues of the court
house.
Mrs. Maggie McGrath Rams
ford, of Savannah, Ca, is expect
ed soon to visit relatives in this
city. She once visited here be-
fore her marriage and was much
admired.
Little Juanita Forshag, aged 3
years, captured the dozen photos
offered by Mr.. Layton for the
prettiest baby at the 4th of July
picnic. The little one is indeed a
very attractive child.
DIR. and Mrs. John Fl. johnson
visited Cold Springs yesterday.
DIR. johnson is attending the little
child of Mr.. E. H. Easterling,
who is seriously affected and Wis
its each day in that vicinity.
Mr.. N. T. Tull will entertain
his Sunday School class tonight at
the home Of Circuit Clerk S. P.
Oliver, whose daughter, Miss Jo-
sic, is a member of the class. a
delightful evening is anticipated.
Mr.. Farrell, Of New Orleans,
has been employed as assistant
book keeper at the McGrath
Store. He will make his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Storm,
and should consider himself fortu-
nate in SO doing.
We regret to learn that Brook
haven will soon lose from among
her popular residents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Julier, who will move
Ito New Orleans. Mr.. Julier has
been engaged as private secretary
to Mr.. D. j. Batchelder.
Mr.. Estus Smith, the manager
of Brookhaven's Cornet Band,
and one of Lincoln's most excel:
lent citizens and young farmers,
entertained at his bachelor home
about three miles east last night.
A large company of friends had q
royal evening.
Antony StaffIer, Of Little Rock,
AK, is now spending a portion
lof bis vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stafler, 10 this
lefty. Antony spent three weeks
sightseeing ID California before
coming here. His Brookhaven
friends are delighted to have An
tony among them again.
/ The case Of Floyd Calhoun, the
manager Of the alleged Carbonaf
led Foam joint on the Monticello
road, has been set for q rehearin6
before Justice Daughtry next
saturday AZ 8 o'clock. It is under.
stood that Che State will make out
Ia much stronger case at The next
lIrial than i did 81 the FIRST bear.