The leader., 1905-09-30
Dust has turned into mud.

A happy New Year to all our.
Jewish citizens
Brookhaven can still show a
clean bill of health.
Fall gardens are looking Up
gratefully since the RAIN.
The straw hat must take it's
place among the has-beens.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
VIM. Abshagen is improving, af-
ter serious illness.
Mrs. J. M. Wood was called to
Crystal Springs this week. BY the
death of her little niece.
The Chamberlain public school
has been located by the trustees
and patrons at the old site.
The equinox struck us yester-
day morning. If it ends in a frost,
it will be entirely satisfactory.
Mrs. w. M. Anderson and Miss
Launa Strother, of jackson, are
spending the week with the Miss
es MikelI.
Miss Nettie Anderson, one of
Copiah's best teachers, was the
guest this week of her aunt, Mrs.
j. j. Green.
The Baggett building next to
the Magee Hotel, is nearing COM
pletion. 1t will be occupied as a
fruit and oyster stand.
Rev. j. T. Williamson, who has
been sick several days at the home
of his son-in-law, Mr.. Kerl, is
convalescent, we are glad to learn.
Miss Nellie Osborn, one of Nor
fields gifted young ladies, was
the guest of Misses Meta Smith
and Jennie Vardeman the first of
the week.
On his lot adjoining the Under
writer's Agency, L. ii. Baggett
is erecting a brick veneer store
building. Let the good work
continue on.
G. N. Harris, Jr., was called to
Lawrence county Thursday by
the critical illness of his uncle, to
whom he is much attached. 1t is
hoped his condition will improve.
There was good attendance at
the Lincoln County Teachers AS
sociation on yesterday. This con-
clave of teachers met in the court
house and was presided over by
the president, Prof. G. I. Mckee.
The religious exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. j. A. Scar
borough. Superintendent Green
had busy day making contracts.
With the bride standing in Lin
coin county, the groom in Amite
county, and the minister in Pike
county, Miss Lerah Adams and
Aubrey Toler were married IN the
open air at Auburn, Miss, this
arrangement being necessary be-
cause of the quarantines. Sum
NIT Sentinel.
The Y. NJ. G. A. library has
been increased by the addition of
the following popular books: The
Battle Ground, From the West to
the West, Pardners, His Friend
the Enemy, That Girl Montana,
The Eagles Shadow, For Maid
en- Brave, In Connection with the
De Willoughby Claim, Ny Lady
from the North, The Fugitive
Blacksmith and Red Rock.
We are gratifed to learn that
Miss Ada SumralI's music class
and Miss Annie Cassedy's class in
expression contemplate giving a
concert IN honor of the dedication
of the new school building. The
program will be an up-to- date and
interesting one, and the date of
the concert will be announced as
soon as it is definitely known
when the building will be finish
ed. Summit Sentinel.
Mr.. Paul M. Hobbs, Of the
Brookhayen Leader, one of the
best all-round printers and news
paper men in the State, was re-
Gently married to Miss Kate Hig-
don, of the same place. The
Sentinel hasn't the pleasure of a
personal acquaintance with Mr..
Hobbs, but the excellence of his
work is reflected through the col
umns Of The Leader each week,
and to him and his bonny bride
we extend hearty congratulations.
Yazoo Sentinel.