The leader., 1905-03-01
Pearl River Railroad.
TOWN AND COUNTY,
After the Ball. Z

at home.
DR.. R. E. Hlgdon left yester-
day for Washington.
Miss Mamie Brister spent Sun
day in Bogue ChittO.
Mrs. W. F. Parsons has return
ed from Pelahatchie.
Hon. j. N, Yawn, of Bogue
Chitto, was in town Monday.
The bird is on the wing and
vice-versa, the wing is on the
bird.
Miss Josie Hurst will enjoy the
carnival festivities in New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Blum elegantly
entertained at dinner on Saturday
afternoon.
Brookhaven will be a sure
enough city yet. Watch US and
see US grow
Mr.. Abb Cohn, of the State Uni
versity, was visitor to his par
ents here this week.
Mrs. Full is anxious to move
among her town friends as soon as
she can rent a house.
j. w. White spent Sunday and
part of Monday with his family
here at the White House.
Frank Roberts came smilingly
off the up train Friday. Frank
looks better when he smiles.
Ellis D. Holiday, of Hatties-
burg, is now at Magee Bros. bar
Der shop on Cherokee street.
Chas. johnson and DR.. Harvey
Cummings we're Monday visitors to
DIR. j. H. johnson and family.
Mrs. M. w. Allen, Of Nash
vile, Tenn, is the guest of her
sisters, Mines. G. and P.yHerring,
in this city.
DIR. and Mrs. Tom Purser and
two lovely little girls spent Sun
day with Cheir parents at the Bap-
tist parsonage.
The Leader is pleased to receive
a copy of the Mississippi College
Magazine, published at Clinton.
1t is very creditable number,
full of the dash aud brightness of
youth.
Hon. j. G. Smylie, of Wesson,
who was once a prominent citizen
and farmer of the Caseyville COM
munity in this county, was in
Brookhaven Monday. Mr.. Srny-
lie was here in the interest of the
Southern Mutual Investment Co.,
of Lexington, KY. of which be
is acting as assistant superintend-
ent.
We note in the Morning Daily
Star, Of Monroe, La, that d re-
ception was rendered at that place
to Secretary and Mrs. 9. P.
Younts, formerly of this city.
The affair was an elegant one and
was considered by the editor Of
the Star zone of the most delight
full formal receptions of the sea
son.
Mr.. A. Stafler, Brookhaven's IS
old reliable ieweler, has purchas-
ed Mr.. Frank Cameron's late resi-
denoe, located on the corner OPP
posite the Graded Public School
and the Jewish Synagogue. IT
adioins Mr.. Stafiier's home prop
ertv, and being on convenient
corner, near the College, public
school and several of the churches,
is very valuable residence proper
ty. Mr.. Stafiier desires TO rent il
for the present, and any one need
ing such a place should call on
him.
The Leader is indebted to Rev.
]. e. Wills and Mr.. j E. Byrd,
the Baptist Sunday School evan,
gelist, for a pleasant call on Mon
day morning. Mr. Byrd improv-
ed the fine weather on Sunday BY
holding two large Sunday School
meetings at TopisaW church, oi
which Mr.. Wills is the pastors
and on Sunday night, lie 6lled 4
like engagement with Pastor r.
J. Boone's flock at PearlhaVen.
No person interested in Sunday
School work can hear Mr. BYRD
without profit.
Il. Al. Fosby, Broolzhaven !.
well known and popular ph0togra-
pher, spent last week ID Green
wood, Miss, doing work for tbs
special illustrated edition of tlis
Greenwood Enterprise soon to bs
issu0d Mr. Fosby made q gepu
fation on tie work be did for ths
special edition If The Leader tNk
wears ago, and fhis is bow i cam.
about chat the Enterprise engag gef
his services for its special edition
Ihe Enterprise. II is last ISSUE
saws Photographer k0slsg, whk
IS Justly regarded zs the leaainf
artist ID tile State. came 6Fef 20l
niilt Go inflze many Of tle ple
t1t ttFt VIII en e lieh the pare
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