The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-08
Pass over the blankets.

You cant blow out the light OF
inspiration.
The weather Thursday morning
was almost .fallish. =
B. I. Hobbs and Henry Ware
were in Jackson yesterday
'sSee what I have TO bear. &
Well, just let 90 some Of It.
The nights most OF this week
have been as cool as mid-April.
MI. Calm, Of Grand Lake,
Ark, is with his sister, Mrs. i.
Abrams.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Perkins Furniture Co. furnish
your home on easy weekly or
monthly payments.
Residence for Rent On Chick
asaw street near court house.
Apply to A. Hurst.
There was a considerable hail
storm on McCalls Greek south
west Of Brookhaven Wednesday.
Large lot of Lace Curtains,
Rugs, and Mosquito Bars and
Frames at Perkins Furniture
Store.
The Hotel Inez was again a
scene of youthful pleasure on
Thursday night, when a dance
was held.
Do not buy an Organ until you
see the Grown. = Sold ON easy
payments by Perkins Furniture
Co.
Mrs. J. T. Butler, Misses Paul.
inc and Clara and Mr.. Charles
Butler left last Friday for visit
to old friends in Missouri.
Prof. w. G. Williams, one Of
the county's most proficient ped.
agogues, was an appreciated call,
er at oul Office Thursday.
Messrs. Geo. Bowsky and A.
III. Simon are In New Orleans il
tie interest of the big clothing
emporium so we'll known IN this
vicinity.
You can buy genuine Improved
Singer. or Wheeler and Wilson
machines at Perkins Furniture
Company for $25; agents price,
sos.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Epps have
the sympathy of many in the
death of their beloved little daugh.
ter. Under his wings may they
safely abide.
Prof. j. /. Brueck left Sunday
night for StarkviIle to attend 8
meeting of the institute conduc.
tors. He has been appointed as
an institute conductor for the
summer.
aThe Ideal Church. will be
held up before his people by Pas.
tor Purser at the Baptist church
tomorrow at IL O'Clock. The
public is cordially invited and
members are especially urged tc
attend the services.
G. E. Grafton returned the first
of the week from his attendance
upon the meeting of Mystic
Shriners at Buffalo, N. Y. He
was absent about two weeks, took
in Niagara Falls and other notable
sights, and big time generally.
Mrs. Martha BreedIoYe, of Au.
burn, made us an appreciated cal
Wednesday. Mrs. BreedloVe is
still sorely stricken by the unex.
pected and awful death of her two
grown sons, which occurred sew.
eral months ago. A tribute from
their mother appears in these
columns today.
Wednesday was oratorical al
the GuIfport Chautauqua and stu.
dents from four colleges contested
for the prize S. NJ. Graham from
MiIIsaps, j. E. Boyles from the
A. and NJ, a. a. Coin, State
University, and I. D. Hewitt
from Mississippi College.
Mrs. M. d. McGrath and Miss
Sara Storm went to McComb or
Thursday to witness the operetta.
'Bonnibell, = which was giVer
that night. Little Miss Leontine
McGrath who appeared il
the leading role here, again distin.
guished herself as the Princess in
our neighboring town.
DR.. Estns Butler, of Ballinger.
Texas. spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Brookhaven visiting
his relatives, DR.. j. /. Butler and
Mr.. j. W White, of the White
House. He went from here te
Monticello to spend a week or ter
days with his brother, Capt. w.
II. Butler and other relatives il
Lawrence.
Miss Mary Perkins, the lovely
and attractive young daughter oi
genial Ed. Perkins, whom So
many old Brookhaven friends cor.
daily greeted during his late Wis.
it, has returned to Paragould,
Ark. Miss Perkins was much adj
mired during her stay here with
her grandmother, Mrs. M. &.
Perkins and other relatives.
Messrs. Edgar Godbold and
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