The leader., 1905-02-18
Claude Bowen always did like

NOne genuine unless from
.Grafton's. Y
Master Joe Gotten is very i'll
with Ia grippe.
Monday promises to be a great
day at Seayey's.
The tax sale hieroglyphics are
again in vogue.
Oscar Boone and Chester Byrne
visited McComb Sunday.
Little Miss Huldah Leary has a
severe attack Of bronchitis.
Miss Mary Leary had for a
guest Sunday Miss Eunice STRAIT
ton, of Fernwood.
Mrs. Pace and Miss Ida now oc-
cupy one Of Mrs. Hamilton's cot
tages on Chippewa street.
Get a copy Of the latest book,
THE CIansman. " At The Big
Busy Drug Store on the Corner.
Mrs. R. 7. Scherck and little
daughter, Inez, are expected home
tomorrow from their sad mission
to New Orleans.
We carry the banner Of right
goods and right treatment. This
means success to you and to US.
G. E. Grafton Drug Co.
Trees generally over town have
been topped, trimmed or cut
down, due to the late prostration
from the rain and freeze.
Miss Susie Prestridge and Mr..
G. H. Campbell were married at
Norfield on the 5th. Many good
wishes 60 out to the worthy
young people.
DR.. S. G. Wilson and Mr..
Emile Cohn have contracted with
Capt. j.. M. Tedford for resi-
dences On their lots at the south
end of jackson street.
We loan money on farm proper
ty. If you own lot and want to
build a house we can loan you
money to be paid in monthly in
staIlments. Brennan & Hannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pfeifer left
Thursday for visit to New Or
leans and to Hattiesburg. We
wish these excellent friends and
citizens a delightful sojourn and
safe return.
The "Y.. NJ. G. A. Notes" by
Secretary Poulson, will be read
with interest by our interested
people. We will be pleased to
have Mr.. Poulson make this fre-
quent, if not regular feature of
The Leader.
Mr.. Obed Rollins, one of our
21-year-old subscribers, was in to
see us Thursday. Mr.. Rollins
has stood by the paper through
thick and thin since 1884. IN
like a few people, he says we
can't ask too much for The Lead
er.
George w. Bennett, of Lexing-
ton, Miss, has taken charge OF
the Brookhaven Telephone Ex-
change in this city. Mr.. Wade
will continue repairing breaks
made by the recent rough weather
and then will assume the duties of
his new position.
WANTED-A responsible man
to act as general agent for Lin
coin and of the adjoining coun-
ties. If you are making less than
5000 a month do not miss this OPP
portunity. / will be at the Inez
Hotel Feb. goth and 21st. Call
or address A. S. Hall.
Messrs. +. A. Cameron and
Vance Massengill have purchased
DR.. R. R. Applewhite's residence
on Church street. 1t will be oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Massen-
gill. Rev. j. A. Hobbs, who
now occupies the house, will move
into one of the KohIman cottages
on North Church street.
Miss Annie Lewenthal was the
gracious hostess on Wednesday
afternoon for the Whist Club.
Her pretty rooms were open to
the fair maids and matrons Of the
club proper and to her guests
of honor, Mines. A. G. McNair,
Ira Z. Parsons, and Miss HAMS,
of New Orleans. The club prize,
a handsome picture, was won by
Mrs. D. j. Batchelder, the visit
ors' by Mrs. Parsons. The per-
sonal charm and magnetism of the
popular hostess added much to the
usual pleasure of such evenings,
among which there have been
none more delightful and elegant.
A lunch of four courses was