The leader., 1905-07-01
Hurrah for the G GIorious Fourth

Mrs. 4. Boyce Noodle il 10
New Orleans.
Mr. C. w. Warnock Is again
with fever.
The Woman's Club will meet IL
Hotel Inez, July Il.
Mr.. N. w. Ramsey spent last
week with his family.
Miss Lois Cooper has returned
from Ashveille, N. G.
Mrs. II. S. Purser continues
very i'll, we regret to learn.
Mrs. /. Blum is welcomed back
from a visit to New Orleans.
Cotton brought 9.45 in the
Brookhaven market yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Carpenter
visited New Orleans this week.
Editor May, of the Brandon
News, was Wednesday visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Julier are at
Browns Wells for several weeks.
Mr.. A. ID. McClondon has been
among his many old Brookhayen
friends.
Miss Katie Buchanan, Of Me.
Olive, is a guest of Mr.. r. w.
McNair,s home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie Gotten, Of
Bachelor, La, are with Mrs.
Gotten at this place.
Miss Barbara Frank, of New
Orleans, has been the guest Of
Mrs. n. w. Ramsey.
Capt. f. +. Wolfe, of jackson,
has been the guest Of his son,
"Tobeo Wolfe this week.
Miss Christhina Turner return.
ed from Chattanooga, where she
has been attending school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Moreton
are enjoying a visit from Miss
Bette Durfey, of Vicksburg.
Miss May Batchelder returned
from the Sacred Heart Convent in
New Orleans last Tuesday night.
Mr.. j. j. McGrath and sister,
Miss Nellie, are expected home
from Kentucky in the near future.
The Magnolia Gazette and Law
renee County Press both copied
"Old Brown" written for The
Leader by Mr.. N. 7. Tull, of this
city.
Tom Storm pleasantly enter
tanned his baseball friends on
Tuesday evening, at the home Of
bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Storm.
DR.. b. +. Jones paid us an ap-
preciated call on Thursday. He
and his esteemed wife were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Bowen
during conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans
we're called to Summit Monday
morning by the death of Mr..
Evans grandfather. Mr.. John
Ryan accompanied them.
The family of Nj. Young have
vacated the residence lately pur-
chased BY Rev. j. A. Hobbs on
West Cherokee, and improve
ments will begin thereon at once.
Mrs. f. II. Hartman and Miss
Josie Eitel leave tomorrow for a
visit to New York City and with
Cadet Chas. Hartman at West
Point. We wish these excellent
ladies delightful trip and safe
return.
M. d. McGrath has been re-
cuperating this week at Cooper's
Wells. On the 18th inst. he will
attend the Mississippi Chess As
soeiation, which meets this year
at Castalian Springs, as per an
nduncement In another column of
today $ paper.
Some of the Baptist brethren in
Brookhaven grumbIed because
there were not Methodist preach
ers enough attending the Mission
Board meeting this week to sup
ply all the Methodist families,
with some extra ones to spare.
We regret to hear Of the runa-
way accident at Summit in which
Chaffin Burton, son of Rev. and
Mrs. N. Z. Burton, was injured.
Bro. Burton informs us that for
fear of serious impairment, be
will take his son to New Orleans
for examination and necessary
treatment. We trust Chafin will
sool. be himself again.
Ben Penn, who is known far
and wide in this vicinity. was
married Thursday night to Miss
Lily Gain, OF Natchez, The oere-
mony being performed by Rev.
Chas. w. Crisler. Ben staIe d
march OH us, but we wish him and
his fair bride all joy and prosperi-
tY, regardless Of this fact. If
Ben makes as good a husband, and
we doubt it not, as be did a son
and business man, be will be a de.
cided success.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mack Bird
song, late Of Oxford, are attrac-
tive additions to our city and are
cordially welcomed among our
people. Mrs. Birdsong was for
lnerlv Miss Pegues, of Oxford,