The leader., 1905-11-01
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Mr. ~. ii. Chandler spent
Sunday in Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Layton vis-
tied Hammond Sunday.
B. A. Higdon. of Wesson, was
a Monday evening visitor.
DR.. Felix Thompson was a
Brookhaven visitor Monday.
ROOM FOR RENT-Apply to
j. l.. Storm, McGrath's Store.
Miss Nora Smith is the guest of
the Misses Roberts, at Magnolia.
Mrs. Abe Conn, of HazIehurst,
is the guest of Mrs. Emile Cohn.
Mrs. Ray enjoyed visit with
Mrs. j. D. McMurchy last week.
Mr.. Nola White was among
valued Brookhaven visitors Mon
day.
Miss Leta Lambright spent
Sunday in Magnolia with her par
ents.
When anticipating bananas, in
cIude the peel and keep on your
feet.
Miss Fannie Lou Newsom, of
Yazoo, visited Miss Meta Smith
last week.
Possum hunting is becoming
fad with Brookhaven ladies and
gentlemen.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Miss Nettie Anderson was the
guest Sunday of her relative, Mrs.
M. A. Green.
Mrs. John Pierce, of Utica, is
the guest of Mrs. Nick Greener,
at Pearlhaven.
Heuck's Opera House, Thurs
day eve, November 2-Herald
Square Opera Co.
Misses Susie Powell and Clyde
East, of the Norfeld school, were
Saturday visitors.
Colds have arrived with Jack
Frost. Every season has its ills
as we'll as benefits.
The prettiest girls on the road
in the chorus Thursday, Nov. 2,
at the Opera House.
Mrs. Emma Bee and little jamie
went to Osyka last Friday and re-
turned Sunday night.
Residence fol Rent on Monti-
cello street-For particulars, ap-
ply to Mrs. R. Berger.
For Sale at a Bargain-Two
second hand one-horse wagons,
also one surrey. G. B. Perkins.
Ernest Blue, of Brookhaven, and
Almoh johnson, of Fair River,
left Monday for Mississippi Col
lege.
The Herald Square Opera Com
pany one night only. Heuck's
Opera House, Thursday eve, No
vember 2.
Mss Elizabeth Purser and
Misses Minnie Davis and Rena
Cain left Monday night for Blue
Mountain.
House for Substituted on
South Church street one block
from Public School. Apply to
Mrs. Julia Chrisman.
Will Jobes is visiting the home
folks. He was in New Orleans
during the fever epidemic but was
lucky enough to escape.
f. M. Davis, of Allen, Copiah
county, was caller at this office
Yesterday. Mr.. Davis is a broth
er of our Mr.. W. F. Davis.
Misses Bennie Dunn, Benneta
Purser and Ada Wooley. of the
Ruth High School, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Brookhaven.
Mr.. Strauss, CT L. Cohn & Bros.
competent, corps of employees,
spent Sunday at Summit. with his
relative, Mrs. Felix Moyse.
We regret to hear of the death
Of our GOOD old friend. Mr.. Lewis
H. White, of Wesson. He was
one of earth's noblemen, true and
tried.
Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yald before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
Mrs. Rose Parsons. Miss Mary
and Billy" all left for a visit to
Pelahatchie Sunday, where they
are now guests of Mrs. Z. M.
Stingily.
Heating Stoves of all kinds
and sizes at c. B. Perkins. See
him before you buy. lie will
save you Money.
Paul Prichard's stable has some
fine saddle and buggy horses for
ladies' to ride and drive. Call him
up for ANYTHING in the livery line.
He has the best in town.
The special election for consta-
BILE takes place next Saturday. #
you have been registered 4
months, go to the polls and vote
for a sober man for the place.