The leader., 1905-09-16

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Daniel.
Drinks are made right and
served in the way they should be
at The Club.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Drop in at The Club and enjoy
the cool and dainty drinks served
in the right way.
Little Eddie 'Stringer is very
i'll with fever, after three weeks
of patient suffering.
Miss Maude White entertained
the Sweet Sixteen Club at The
Club Friday evening.
Mrs. M. D. McGrath chape-
roned a merry party to picnic at
Furr's mill Thursday.
FOR RENT-Two residences in
Southwestern part of Brookhaven.
Apply to L. j. Laird.
CarIoss Smith is enjoying a stay
with his handsome young wife
and baby at Heuck's Retreat.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Flood and children,
Miss Maize Buie and Prof. Gil
mer visited McComb Sunday.
FOR RENT-A five room resi-
dence freshly painted and paper
ed. Apply to Mrs. R. Berger.
Mines. Day and Robt. Storm
are enjoying a visit from their
mother, Mrs. Newsom, of Mont
gomery.
Miss Gussie Newman left Mon
day for visit to Monticello, af-
ter delightful visit here with
Miss Meta Smith.
Mr.. C. G. Garvin and Miss
Octavia Netherland were married
at Heuck's Retreat recently, Hon.
Hamilton Smith, j. P, officiating.
Some of our Baptist folk have
been enjoying the meeting at
PearIhaven this week. Revs. j.
E. Wills and H. r. Holcomb have
been doing excellent service.
Woods Singer Sewing Ma
chine" delivery wagon got smash
ed up in the melee caused by the
burning tar alarm back of The
Leader Office yesterday morning.
Ellis Cooper left Thursday for
. Durham, N. c., where he has been
elected to a fellowship IN Trinity
College. Ellis is one of the
States brightest young intellects.
A family reunion of the Moak
and Reeves families will be held
at the Laban Moak homestead
Oct. 12. All relatives and friends
of these families are requested to
be present on that date.
Chattanooga and Golden Cane
Mills, Cooks and ScantIins Eyap-
orators, Skimmers, S m o K e
Stacks and galvanized iron at
c. B. Perkins Hardware Stone.
Mrs. M. A. McGrew, at Mr..
g. b. Chapman's, two miles west
of town, will do plain sewing.
She can be addressed through the
postoAice by those desiring her
services. She will also sew by
the day in town.
Those who we're disappointed
because of Heuck's rush 10-cent
sale, are consoling themselves
with the thought that since he
achieved such a success he will
not hesitate to put another one on
the boards at an early date.
VIM. D. Davis has returned
from Memphis, whittier be hasten
ed to the bedside of bis uncle, DR..
w. w. Davis. As soon as he can
DIR. Davis will go to Chicago for
an operation for appendicitis.
Brookhayen friends so much re-
gret to hear of DR.. Davis afiIc-H
tion and trust he may fully re-
cover
A pang Of regret comes with
the announcement that Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Scutt will shortly re-
move to jackson, Mr.. Scutt
having accepted position with
the Empire Planning Mill. Mr..
Scutt lately built a handsome res
jdence west Of the Lucich Park
Addition and we we're counting
on him as a permanent resident.
Rev. r. III. Purser has been as
isting in q meeting at Nola this
week. Rev. Mr.. Whitehead Of
Pensacola. Fla, very acceptably
conducted the prayer meeting ser
vice Thursday night. Dr. White
head. who is d brotherin-law Of
Mrs. S. F. Smurr, visited Brook
haven fifteen years ago during
which time we have outgrown bis
briphtest recollection of our city.
Dr. and Mrs Whitehead will
return 10 Florida as soon as Isl
feasible. Mrs. WIS health being
prccarious al present.