The leader., 1905-09-13

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Much complaint has gone up
on the score of poor turnip seed
that failed to come up.
DR.. Jno. Mcdonald, of Durant,
was the recent guest of his rela-
tive, Mrs. Edgar Green.
Postmaster j. S. Bailey, of
Allen, Copiah county, was among
yesterdays business visitors.
FOR RENT-A five room resi-
dence freshly painted and paper
ed. Apply to Mrs. R. Berger.
Miss Fannie Maxwell returned
Yesterday from st. Louis. Mr..
W. f. Parsons is expected today.
Miss Emma Bee is spending
her vacation with the family Of
Mr.. Bill Higdon, near CaseyviIIe.
Miss Lula Mccullough has re-
tarned to her home at Topisaw,
after a pleasant visit to friends
here.
George Dunn has returned
from a ten days. trip to Chicago,
Sioux Falls and other points of
interest North.
A Sunday School teachers
meeting will be held after prayer
meeting at the Baptist church
tomorrow night.
Miss Mabel Guess will attend
Prof. Beeson's school in Merid-
ian. This is one of the best in
stitntions in the State.
Martin Buckets reached here
from Alabama yesterday, after
much delay and round about trav-
cling on account of quarantine.
Homes and offices are wanted
in BrookhaVen. May the build
ings under construction soon be
completed and may more follow.
The Misses Monttord, of Bache-
lor, La, who have been summer
guests of the Misses Gotten, re-
turned to their home last Sunday.
Miss Josie Hurst is with her
parents in this city enjoying va
cation. Miss Josie is always well
come among Brookhayen friends.
Miss Octavia White, after a
pleasant Brookhaven visit, went
to NorfeId Monday afternoon to
spend a few days with Mrs. M.
Dutton.
W. E. Hall, of Grenada, the
we'll known cotton buyer for an
Atlanta house, is locating in
Brookhaven. At present he is
trying to rent suitable Office.
Mr.. Emanuel Chandler had the
misfortune last Sabbath morning
to badly sprain his back in
mounting a horse. A physician
was called in and he is doing
we'll
Messrs. W. II. Seavey and R.
w. Bee went to Monticello Mon
day. Mr.. Bee will remain prob
ably until January looking after
the interests of the Monticello
Mercantile Co.
Prof. j. /. Brueck, the popular
principal of the CaseyVille school,
has returned to his duties, after
conducting successful normal at
Ackerman. Mr.. Brueck is one of
our foremost teachers.
Messrs. Lewis Wood, Mack
Mccormick, Leighton Jones and
Misses Bessie Hobbs, Fannie Den
nett and Ida Pace took an early
start Sunday morning through the
country and spent the day at
Browns Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Chisholm,
with the two splendid children,
Mamie Davis and Henry Smith,
leave this week for EIlisgiIIe,
where they will reside in the fu-
ture. We very much regret to
lose this excellent family.
Miss Inez Funchess, of Terry,
stopped at Hotel Inez Sunday
might. This gifted young teacher
Iof expression was on her way to
Columbia to- take d position in the
school there. The quarantine
caused Miss Funchess to 60 by
way Of Monticello and through
the country from That place.
M. ii. III. Brooks and wife,
we'll known and prominent among
their race ia this city, will oele-
lbrate the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage on the evening Of
Ithe 25th at s. O'Clock Brooks is
1.-The president OF the Board of Di
rectors of the Br0okhaven In
|dustrial College. and IS q pro-
nounced advocate of law and
order