The leader., 1905-10-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Ghls year.
G. P. Reid visited Jackson last
Saturday.
For good rigs 60 to Pa ul Prich-
ards stable.
Ralph ButterGeld, of Norfeld,
was in town Monday.
Nobody can beat Carroll Bard
Wells fine yellow yams.
If there is anything in quarar-
tine, prepare to keep 1t now.
DR.. Geo. Robertson, of Fair
River, was Monday visitor.
Sam Aird and T. j. Gill, of
Bogue Chitto, spent Monday in
town.
The Peripatetics will meet with
Mrs. M. 7. Flood tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The Y. M. G. A. Auxiliary
turned over $1O0 to the work last
Thursday.
School books were in demand
again Monday and Mr.. Boone was
kept busy.
The Union Hall school opened
up we'll Monday with a score or
more of bright young people on
learning bent.
Some of our white cap friends,
who haven't turned their faces
steadfastIy from the light, are
subscribing for The Leader.
For the best livery turnouts
Paul Prichard's stable leads them
all. Try him next time and you
will be his regular customer.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Board of Di-
rectors had a very satisfactory
meeting Sunday afternoon and are
encouraged with the work being
done.
Mr.. r. Posey is now able to be
up and about, after a hard tussle
with typhoid fever. His little
son, Willard, is now i'll with a
similar attack of illness.
We regret to learn that Hon.
Il. P. Jones has been again suffer
ing with chiIls and fever. He
was so i'll Sunday that a physician
was called to his bedside.
Day of Atonement services will
be held at Temple Congregation
B'Nai Sholom Sunday evening at
1880 o'clock and Monday begin
ming at 10 O'Clock a. m. The pub
lie is invited.
Miss Laura Applewhite return
ed Saturday to her home with her
brother, Mr.. r. G. Applewhite, af-
ter a pleasant visit of several
months to friends and relatives in
Copiah county.
Mr.. w. B. Hogg, of Bolton,
spent the day in the city mingling
with friends. Mr.. Hogg very
seldom comes to Jackson and his
many friends here are always glad
to welcome him.-Clarion- Ledger.
Babe Maxwell has relieved our
desire for pigs and two of his
rooters now grace the editors pig
pen. IL you want anything say
so in The Leader, and you will
get it. This is commonly called
advertising.
Rev. II. r. HoIcomb will preach
at Union Hail next Sunday at II
O'Clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend. This church
has recently called Rev. Mr.. Jen-
kins to their pastorate and they
expect to do better work than
ever before.
A detention camp has been es-
tablished at the Bathing Spring on
E. II. Wentworth's place about q
mile from Meadville. All per.
sons suspected of having been ex.
posed to yellow fever will be plac-
ed there for the necessary period
of detention. 1t is in charge oi
j. M. HaIford. -Searchlight.
The meeting of the Lincoln
County COTTON ssociation called
for last Friday, failed by reason Of
its being such rainy day that but
few farmers could get to town.
President Summers has called an
other meeting for next Saturday
at 10 O'Clock, and it is hoped
there will be a big attendance OIL
that day. Several matters of vita
interest are to be considered.
At conference last Sabbath The
Baptist church unanimously calico
their present pastor, Rev. K. II
Purser for another year. Mr.
Purser has served the church five
years with great acceptance and i
there is a dissenting voice among
his devoted congregation, it has
not been heard. The church is
fortunate in having pastor so de
serving of their united support
materially and spiritually.
A note from Prof. W. P. Dick.
ey, formerly of this county, says
Temporarily, | have quit teach
ing in order to take the graduate
work in Latin and Greek in Har-
ward. The farther / get from
Mississippi. the more | feel tht
need of and enjoy your paper
It takes money to run a paper
but such words of praise go a Ions
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