The leader., 1905-04-05

FOR RENT A new 5r0om
cottage with hall. Apply to g. B.
Perkins.
City Marshal Hurst has been
supervising some admirable work
on our Streets
Mrs. j. w. McGrath and son
returned from d visit to New Or
leans sunday
Chancely Clerk McNalr was d
visitor to Aberdeen and Durant
the irst Of the week.
Mrs. Addie Woodwork. Of
Louisville, Miss, Is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Nc
Nair.
Don't fail to try some Of the ex-
cellent cream at the Public School
when you are through looking at
the pictures.
Mr.. Felix May is in jackson,
Tenn, looking after bis lumber
interests, Of which Mr.. James
Hickman is manager.
Mrs. Bette Cassidy and Miss
Carrie leave today for Fort
Worth, Texas, where they will
visit several weeks with Mrs. Cas-
sedy's sister. We wish them a
delightful "trip.
Look for Bowsky's announce
ment. There will Be something
doing when bis great clothing en-
porium opens up April 18th. He
has come out, like the pure metal,
from furnace Of fire.
Among other interesting fea-
lures Of the Art Exhibit at the
Public School will be vocal solos
BY Mrs. Rose Parsons, Mrs.
Flood, Mr.. Conant and Mr.. Nc
Cormick. Also violin solos by
Mrs. Mccormick.
Pupils of the piano and voice
departments Of Whitworth Col
lege gave Il recital in the College
chapel on Friday evening. II
was in keeping with the reputa-
tion Of this splendid institution of
learning. Eighteen numbers were
given.
Mr.. Perry Smith, the superin-
tendent Of the Heuck's Retreat
Sunday School, reports the best
school ever bad in that vicinity.
Rev. j. w. Mayfield is the pastor
and he is highly esteemed BY bis
people. He breaches every third
Sunday.
w. r. Parsons has purchased
the eligible corner lot at the angle
formed by the west end of Con
gress and Monticello street and
has cleared away the old fencing
and rubbish. Mr.. Parsons will
make a park and playground Of
this property. It was bought
from &. H. Bowen.
at the matinee next Wednesday
tile manager Of The Opera House
will give two Easter hats. One
for a lady, and one for a girl nn-
| der is. Get your number as you
go in at the door. The hats may
be seen at Jno. McGrath Il Sons
for the lady and at Mrs. Harnil.
tons for the girl.
Sheriff Applewhite went to
Monticello Monday afternoon to
deliver to Sheriff Lee, Seymour
Garner, Louis Shows and Andrew
Nize, three negro prisoners from
Lawrence county, who have been
held il jail here for safe keeping
on account of the unsafe coDdi-
+ tion Of the Jail at Monticello.
Mrs. Bette Cassidy, one Of the
chaperones of a picnic party on
Saturday entertained them at her
home on Monday evening She
was assisted by her handsome
daughter, Miss Carrie, and by
Miss Mamie Durfey, .of Canton,
and Miss Mary Moreton. A de-
| llightful evening was passed by
the guests.
Justice Sam Pepper, who dis
penses Mississippi justice in beat
says If the first dose Of medi-
| cine administered ii his court
doesn't have The desired effect on
llawbreakers, the second dose is
warranted to prove a dead-shot il
l.every case. Blind tigers, crap
shooters, pistol-toters, yagrauts,
lects, are warned to take due no.
Itice.
j. Heard WimberIy, window
trimmer and decorator for John
| Nice rath 81 Sons, of Brook haven,
Iwas id the capital city the first Of
1.-THE week decorating The new store
Iof Messrs. Downing Lock & Co
for their spring opening We
/ are glad to note that Heard is
Iquite an expert III this line and IS
much appreciated BY bis firm.
Wesson Enterprise.
Miss Josie Penn. the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Penn, stole 4 march Oh her family
land friends last Saturday and was
married 60 Mi. r. q Brown, late
Iof the Cotton Exchange. The
young couple left Immediately for
New Orleans: Miss Josie is a