The leader., 1905-05-17
For dray, ring up 93.

Miss Jennie Cbrisman has been
on the sick list.
Mrs. Barnard Bee, of Osyka,
IS visitor to relatives.
Mrs. Sam Storm entertained at
dinner Monday evening.
Wedding bells are iingling
north, south, east and west.
Mr.. G. M. Murry, Of Clinton,
has been q BrookhaVen visitor.
j. w. East, the fruit man, was
in New Orleans Sunday and Mon
day.
Jake Harrington and Luther
Ramsey have been visitors to
Hazlehurst.
Mrs. Emma Siebe, Of Crystal
Springs, has been Mrs. Larkin
Baggett's guest.
The Baptist Sunday School will
enjoy their excursion, to Monticel-
10 and basket picnic next Tuesday.
Mr.. KerI gave the college girls
q trolley ride Saturday evening,
which wound up with ice-cream at
Prices.
The Gospel Army people are
again with us. May they accom-
plish the good they SO sincerely
desire to do.
Mr.. w. F. Parsons has return
ed from Kansas City, Mo-, where
he attended the Southern Baptist
Convention.
RehearsaIs are in progress for
the entertainment to be given as a
benefit for the new organ fund of
the Methodist church.
DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Robertson
and daughters, of McComb, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. SeaVey.
The Hotel Inez entertained be-
tween six and seven hundred
guests at supper last Friday night.
Three cheers for the Inez!
Live catfish, fresh from the
Pearl, are commodity introduc-
ed bv the new railroad between
Brookhaven and Monticello.
Mr.. q. d. Davis, president Of
the Capitol National Bank at
Jackson, was a Sunday visitor to
Brookhaven friends and relatives.
Miss Jennie Foster, of Terry,
and Miss Effie Covington, of New
Orleans, have been guests of Miss
Nellie Coyington at Mrs. Hart
mans.
Don't neglect to buy your tick
cts early tomorrow fof the con-
cert at public school, as the de-
mand is always greater than the
supply.
Secretary PouIson deserves
praise for his personal efforts that
showed themselves in the attrac-
tive decorations of the Y. M. G..
A. building on May 70.
Detective Chism, of the Illinois
Central Railroad, ran across Paul
Gilmore, alleged bigamist, Satur-
day night at Brookhaven. Gil
more succeeded in getting away.
He is wanted at a number Of
places in Mississippi,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. White, for
several months past, residents of
Pass Christian, are guests of Mrs.
Dale. They will 90 from here to
visit their daughter, Mrs. Blanche
Walker, at tthe "A. and M. College,
and return to Brookhaven again
before going back to the coast.
Mr.. W. T. Grafton, an elder
brother of Mr.. Chas. E. Grafton,
Of this city, died at Meridian Sun
day night after a protracted ill
ness. His remains were brought
here for interment Monday after
neon and buried in Rose Hill
Cemetery, Rev. K. FL. Purser off
ciating.
Don't carelu Do care, young
people. Care for everything, if
Its only your pencil or cap.
Don't caEe0 never accomplished
anything in all the world. 1t is
death and destruction, ruin and
decay. Care for things and peo-
pie; respect, esteem, venerate, as
pire, but never don't care. =
We extend our sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rose in the
death of their beloved baby boy.
Other sorrows may be greater:
but the first bereavement ID d
home casts a shadow as dark as
any that can come to suffering hu-
lmanity Strength to bear and
| grace to submit, will bring peace
! In the end.
at a meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Monday Mr.. Ira T. Gil
liner, an "a. B. graduate Of tie
University Of Mississippi, was
elected to succeed Mr.. Hopkins as
first assistant in The Brookhaven
Graded School. Mr.. GiImer is
highly recommended by Chancel-
| Ior Fulton and others. There
were two other applicants.
Prof. Al. IA. McAlpin, who has
been experimenting the Strong
Hope school, has finished his Ia
bors there for the present and re-
turned with his family to Brook