The leader., 1905-02-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

in the county.
Kohlman has d commodious
house for rent.
When The clouds lift it seems
like springtime.
The freight depot is being re-
covered with slate.
Assessor Maxwell began work
promptly on time today.
Cotton is bringing 6. 70 in the
Brookhayen market today.
The County Teachers Associa-
tions will next meet on March %.
Natchez will hold a brilliant
Mardi Gras celebration this year.
Mrs. I. Blum will entertain the
Whist Club at the Hotel Inez this
afternoou.
Mr.. James }. Pile has been ap-
pointed notary public by the
Governor.
Mrs. P: B. ButterfeId and Joe
Stillnall, Of NorfeId, spent Fri
day in this city.
The Board Of Supervisors will
hold its regular monthly meeting
next Monday.
Mr.. W. F. Magee, Of Bogue
Chitto postofice, was today's ap-
preciated caller.
Marshal B. w. O'NeaI, Of
Bogue Chitto, was a Blookhayen
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. R. a. AngIin and son,
Nose, will locate in Jackson as
soon as practicable.
Hon. P. q. Jones attended the
session Of the Supreme Court at
jackson on Monday.
The new residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. Newton, Jr., is receiving
the finishing touches.
Mccormick, Thompson & Co.
have a good trade on their poplar
tables in New Orleans.
Mrs. Ada E. Sessions PROXY
entertained yesterday afternoon in
honor Of her guest, Miss Buie, of
Natchez.
Judge Julian Wilson, of Ok
ford, left for home today, after
spending a couple Of days here
with his wife and relatives.
Mrs. Will McGrath is i'll IN.
New Orleans, her many Brookha
ven friends regret to learn. Mr..
McGiath is at her bedside.
Mrs. +. Il. Becker and Mr..
Ferd went to jackson to hear Car
men by the Savage Opera Com pa
ny.
Mr.. J. Fl. Redding has been
suffering very much with la
grippe since Saturday, we regret
to state.
Furnished rooms for rent BY
week or month, double or single;
reasonable rates, centrally located.
Apply to J. w. East, South Jack
son street.
Mrs. Ligon entertained charm
ingIy at euchre on Monday after
noon, IN honor of Mrs. Julian
Wilson, of Oxford, and Miss Buie,
of Natchez.
We regret that Mr.. and Mis-. j.
Sachs have finally decided not to-
locate in this city. The death of
Mrs. Sachs brother caused
change in their affairs.
For Sale A good, first class,
all around horse; eight years old;
weighs about / ,150 pounds. APP
ply to Chas. Kretzschmar in the
harness shop next to Ice plant,
Mrs. M. Il. Burton, we'll re-
membered BY Brookhaven friends,
was called upon this week to
mourn the death Of her aged
mother, Mrs. Harriet Ann Redus,
of Crystal Springs. We tender
our sympathy.
Mr.. 6. j. McInnis and Miss a.
VI Watson were married Sunday
night. The ceremony was per
formed at the residence of the.
brides parents BY Rev. r.. j.
Boone.
Mr.. John Ainsworth and Miss
Essie Brewer, of Fair River,
were united in marriage by Rev.
r. ]. Boone Monday at bis book
store, and went on their way re-
joicing.
Gov. Vardaman embraced Gov.
Terrell, Of Georgia, By wire for
refusing to allow Georgia to be.
represented at the Inauguration
ceremonies at Washington BY me-
gro troops.
The South Mississippi Retail
Druggists Association will con-
Vene ID this city today at 3
O'Clock. Our local druggists will
entertain visiting members at the
Hotel Inez.
Mr.. +. B. Becker entertained
his sisters il. law at euchre Cd
Monday evening, as follows:
Mrs. Josie Storm. Mrs. Leontine
M0Grath Mrs. Katie johnson,
Mrs. Maggie Noodle.
Mrs. VIM. Nations died Sunday
of consumption, and was buried
Monday at MT. Olive IN this coun