The leader., 1905-06-21
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Wednesday, june u, 1905.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Turn on the fans.
Mr.. John Ryan, of Summit, is
visiting Thos. q. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. MendeI are at
Cooper's Wells for a week.
Mr.. John p. Butler, Of Mead
vile, was Id Brookhagen Monday.
Recent rains have been showers
of blessings. We want some
more.
Supervisor Smith, Of Bogue
Chitto, spent Monday in Brook
haven.
Don't accuse man Of being
bald. He can't help it be was
born so.
Some people live in the base
ment instead of the upper stories
Of their minds.
Mrs. Simon Kemp and children,
of Hazlehurst, visited Mrs. a.
uAOAdOA kONuudys
Mr.. A. d. Galloway, Deputy
State Revenue Agent, was in town
Monday on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Schwartz, Of
Magnolia, have been guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Abrams.
Miss Carrie Bell bennett, Of
New Orleans, has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Matte Martin.
Nathan KohIman is welcomed
back, after attendance upon the
scholastic term Of Columbia Uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Porter, of
Natchez, have become Brookha-
ven residents and have rooms at
Mrs. Middleton's.
The plate glass has been repIac-
ed in W. z. Hubert's show win
dow. 1t was broken by mis-
creants some weeks ago.
The new firm of Conant & Co.
will attend to your fire insurance
needs in a prompt and business
like way. Call phone No. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Abrams are
at Abita Springs, where Mr.. |
Abrams health is improving.
They have been guests Of Mrs.
Berger.
i LOST Glass pin for 1904, en-
Igraved with letters "B. r." Find
Ter will be suitably rewarded by
returning same to Mrs. Kate
Ramsey.
There are no deadfalls in de-
spair. Hope never rises; ambi-
Itions never inspire and anticipa-
tions never enthuse. Things are
all on a dead level.
Capt. and Mrs. j. N. Cooke
lspent Sunday in Hazlehurst in an
swer to a letter from a six year
lold grandchiId to come and helpl
celebrate his birthday.
| | GeHHaanlt geeHHanEltt & Company represent
/ the best Old Line Fire Insurance.
Companies. Call at the ST. Mar
co Building, opposite station and
let them write your insurance.
Miss Alice Decell, an active
and accomplished young lady of
| Martin, Miss, has opened a
school Of music at Lorman for the
summer months. Fayette Chron-
.Iicle.
/ Miss Jessie Tatum, who has
been satisfactorily filling the Office
of night telegraph operator at
this place, has gone home for a
vacation.
4 Vivian Byrd says he has cou-
pie of buggies out his way; but
Its too hot to exert the horses, SO
4 he's walking. Vivian is mag
unanimous fellow and never saves
himself.
/ Let all good citizens read the
liquor laws published IN today IS
Leader and be prepared to give
the officials active and intelligent
cooperation in landing blind tiger
operators on the county farm.
We are in receipt Of an invita-
tion to a picnic at Pleasant Valley, |
i complimentary to DR.. and Mrs. /. I
b w. Cooper. The social event will
take place on July 7th from 10:30l
Ito $3.50 and will commemorate the
silver anniversary of their wed
ding day.
8 The Leader made a mistake last
week in stating that Miss Esther
Zwirn drew the medal atthe Cath
oIic school commencement. TIL
should have read Miss Augusta. |
While Miss Esther was entitled to
Lit, Miss Augusta was the lucky |
one to draw it. Her father, Mr.. |
Hyman Zwirn, gave her a $4,000
gold piece as a reward.
The editor Of The Leader is in
] debted to Mr.. viii Lacey, Of The
Times Office, for a sample box of
very fine, transparent honey.
! Mr.. Lacey lately received a small
9 shipment Of honey from his old
home in ShelbyviIle, Tenn, and
q for beauty and flavor we have
aever seen it equaIed. This cour-
feous remembrance BY Friend |
lacey is highly appreciated.