The leader., 1905-09-02
Illinois Central r. r.
Trains now pass BroOkhaven as fol
TOWN AND COUNTY.
We can all say ofociu now.

VIC can all say Iocl now.
Persian Sherbet. At The Club.
Pine Cocoa Cola. At The Club.
Miss Nora Warnock has return
ed from Caseyville.
DR.. j. W. Chisholm, of Amber,
was "Wednesday visitor to this
city.
Mrs. w. L. Bowen is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Bridges, at Fern
wood.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Mogan, OF
Meridian, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs S. F. Magee.
The Club now has one of the
finest cash registers ever brought
to this part of the State.
Miss Doris Daniel has had an
attractive guest in Miss Hazel
Forscheimer, of Summit.
FOR RENT-A five room resi-
dence freshly painted and paper
ed. Apply to Mrs. R. Berger.
The latest in cash registers will
be found at the hustIings tore of
the Parsons, May, Oberschmidt
Co.
Mrs. 7. A. ,Fosby and mother,
Mrs. Conelly, attended the Wealth
ersby-Conerly nuptials at Tyler
town Wednesday.
Ben Penn is loose on our streets
after bis necessary quarantine
outside the corporation. He says
he feels like bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Fl. Hamilton
will leave the first of the week for
st. Louis and indianapolis. May
they enjoy a fine trip.
Mrs. W. II. HuntIey has return
ed to her home in Port Gibson,
after q pleasant visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ". II. Frizell.
DR.. and Mrs. Jim Birdsong and
family have moved into the cot
tage on West Cherokee formerly
occupied by Mr.. j. H. Redding.
Sam Storm, jr., pleasantly en-
tertained few young friends at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Storm, Sr., Monday
night
Yesterday was the date that the
iIIiterate backswoodsman went to
the station and read "All trains on
time-Sept. ~ ''Durn if that
amt mine." f"
Mr. r. L. Walker is now man
ager of the restaurant formerly
owned by Geo. McClendon, who
sold out to Green Smith, of Frank
lin county.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Price and
two sons went through the coun-
try to Wesson Thursday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Price.
Street Commissioner Hurst is
doing admirable work on some
of our highways. Nothing adds
more to town than good pave
ments and good roads.
Call on the East Union Lumber
Yard before buying your lumber
and shingles. Country orders
are given prompt attention and no
delay in loading wagons. Low
est market price.
We regret to hear Of the severe
accident that befell little Winnie
Davis Peets at Peetsville. She
was kicked in the face by a horse
and will doubtless, bear the marks
of her injuries through life.
At Shady Grove Church, a
meeting has been conducted by
Rev. j. P. Harrington, of Gin
ton. There were 80 additions.
Religious meetings in these parts
have been unusually successful.
There will be services at the
Presbyterian church, both morn
ing and night, until further no.
tice. Rev. Mr.. McInnis, former
" Of Union Church, will occupy
the pulpit and the public is cor.
daily invited to attend.
Miss Kate Higdon is enjoying
few days Of rest from her labors
in The Leader office. Miss Hig-
don cannot be excelIed IN faithful,
ness to her post of duty and ex.
ceIlence in her special department.
She deserves a vacation.
The mosquitoes breeding il
more prolific during the first two
weeks Of September than at any
other time, Is fierce fight shoulc
be made against them now. Poul
oil upon the waters liable to breee
wiggle tails and kill out the germs
of the pest.
7 We are requested to Announce
that the mothers or guardians O
children in Mrs. Hobbs Sunday
School class are requested to meel