The leader., 1905-08-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Miss Fannie Larkin is the guest
of Miss Eliza Bridges.
w. R. Smith Vaniz has return
ed from the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Sallie j. Storm is the
guest of Caseyville friends.
Subscribe to The Leader to-
keep up with the home news.
A janitor is wanted at the Y.
M. G. A. Apply to the secretary.
H. Cassidy, ESQ.,, has returned
from professional visit to Biloxi.
There will be fun at McGrath's
next Wednesday. Don't miss it.
Mr.. R. S. Newman, of Veto,
was Brookhaven visitor yester-
day.
Mrs. c. t. Mckee has gone to
La Sale, Illinois, on months
visit.
Miss Hattie Little, of Nola, was
a business visitor to Brookhaven
Wednesday.
Miss Cornelia Barron has been
enjoying a visit this week to Miss
Launa Strother at jackson.
Mrs. Brown Middleton, of Ca
seyviIle, is at the home of her
brother, r. G. Applewhite.
Lightning struck a house at
Pearlhaven last Saturday; but on
ly knocked down two chimneys.
Rev. VIM. McInnis, of Union
Church, will occupy the pulpit at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow.
Mrs. E. A. Rowan and her ac-
compIished daughter, Miss jamie,
were Tuesday visitors from Wes-
son.
Mills & East Company have re-
cieVed a shipment of new crop
Honduras Oranges, the first of
the season.
Mrs. ]. P. Hemby has very
much improved in health and was
able to attend the Mt. Zion meet
ing Tuesday.
The Leader twice week and
The Home and Farm twice a.
month one year 1925. Now is
the time to subscribe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Redding,
of Louisville, KY, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. HI. Redding at
the Batchelder residence.
The Leader very much regrets
to learn that Mrs. /. Cope had a
serious attack of illness this week.
She is improving at present.
Mrs. F. H. Hartman, Miss Ruth
and F. H., Jr., went to McComb
Tuesday to attend the marriage
service of Miss Sophie Streibich.
There is no paper in Mississip-
pi, outside of the da1Iies, which
gives as much local and State
news every week as The Leader.
Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yald before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
An addition is being made to
Abshagen's bakery and salesroom.
1t takes such "boys" as the Alb
shagen Brothers, to make things
move.
Miss Annie Burns illness with
typhoid fever at her home near
Wesson, has filled the hearts of
Brookhaven friends with appre-
hension.
Miss Peepsie Terry spent We'd
nesday with Miss Rose Nalty.
Miss Terry will leave next week
on a purchasing tour among
Northern markets.
Mills & East Company are re-
ceiving a shipment of fancy and
stick candy. They have the
agency for the Oliver -Finnie Com
pany's line of candies.
The proper credentials will let
you into Brookhaven easy. Busi-
ness is going on as usual. Great
bargains are offered at this season
by our best merchants.
W. E. Price returned from
Memphis Thursday morning, af-
ter pleasant business trip. Mr..
Price is looking far ahead to old
Santa Claus visit next December.
The enterprising finn of Mills
& East Company have just receiy-
ed direct consignment of Cali
fornia fresh fruits consisting of
Peaches, Pears, Prunes and
Grapes.
Charles Smith will enjoy a va
cation Of several weeks in this
State and Texas. He will be
missed by his many friends and
patrons at the jewelers. bench of
the Price Drug Go.
Miss Susie Powell returned last
week from Chicago, where she
has been pursuing special studies
at the Chicago University. Miss
Powell is one of our most superior
and progressive teachers.
Brookhaven's health conditions
are better than ever before. The
fever scare has caused sanitation
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