The leader., 1905-04-12
Garden truck is selling

service. 90 TO g. +. Grafton Drug
90.
Mrs. Ira &. Parsons will enter
tain the Whist Club this after
noon
Miss Maggie Ryals has assumed
control Of the books for the PEice
Drug Go.
The roses are SO beautiful, we
forget the thorns this welcome
spring time.
Mrs. Corie johnson Campbell
was a Sunday visitor at Dr. John
sons home.
Mrs. Jesse Smith aid Miss
Fannie Maxwell spent Sunday In
New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Spence left
Sunday for their future home,
Dallas, Texas.
Frank Roberts, Of Hazlehurst,
was an over Sunday visitor to
Brookhaven friends.
Henry Aleus, Of New Orleans,
spent q few hours with old Brook
haven friends Monday
Our merchants are responding
literally to prizes for Field
Day" at the public school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Zachary, of
Magnolia, spent Sunday at Pearl
haven with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Vaught.
Thanks to all friends for COM
plimentary expressions regarding
The Leader. 1t pleases us to
please others.
Mrs. 7. Hirsch, Of Delhi, q sis
ter of Mrs. S. Kohlman, left Mon
day for her home after a delight
full visit here.
Rev. r. II. Purser has been in
Yited to preach the commencement
sermon for the Gillsburg Insti-
tute, in Pike county.
The Hotel Inez is entertaining
from 75 to 100 guests every day
and Manager Scherck is already
contemplating an annex.
Madame DuBarry Perfume
fragrant as roses and more last
ing. Sold BY G. e. GEafton
Drug Go.
HousehoIders Of Brookhaven
arc keeping their premises, How
er yards, etc., in neater and bet
ter condition than ever before in
our history.
Mr.. N. w. Wolverton, wife
and child, and Mr.. Geo. g. VOL
verton, Of Osyka, were Sunday
visitors to Mr.. Geo. Kretschmal
and family.
Mr.. Chas. Smith spent Sunday
in New Orleans with his brother,
rs. p. Smith, of Gulfport, and bis
nephew, Mr.. Smith, of the Tay.
Ilor Stock Co.
Mrs. Quilt, of Crystal Springs.
has been the guest of her son,
Mr.. s. Kohlman. This beloved
mother IN Israel is 50 years Of age
and still young.
G. A. Prichard, chancery clerk
| of Franklin county, was a pleas
ant caller at our Office Monday,
He has been the guest of his son.
Paul Prichard and family.
Glass Day will be observed by
the seniors of Wbitwofth College
| on Friday, the 18th inst, at {
O'Clock 8. m. The public is cor
daily invited to attend the exer.
cises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Converse
we're visitors Monday. Their tai
ented daughter, Miss Edna, hal
been attending Sophie NewcomI
College in New Orleans, for two
years past.
Mr.. Edgar Godbold, Of Au
burn, Lincoln county, will repre-.
sent Mississippi College, ID tht
coming State Oratorical Contest a
this place next month. This is /
high honor for Mr.. Gudbold.
The Fair River School, Prof
w. G. Williams, principal, anc
Miss Lucia Moore, assistant, vii
lhold its closing exercises nexl
Saturday. Miss Mary Curran, d
BrookhaYen, is teacher Of music
ii this school.
Mrs. ] H. johnson, of Brook,
lhaven, was here Tuesday in az
Tendance upon the spring MILL,
lnery opening at @. Atkinson
lSons Co.'S store. While bers
she was the cherished guest ol
Mrs. Eugene Atkinson. Summit
Sentinel.
After d lapse of months, Mr.
! David Kohlman, now Of Delhi
La, visited his parents here dur
ling the past and present week
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