The leader., 1905-06-03
Illinois Central r. Z.
TOWN AND COUNTY

ton with her sister.
KohIman has a nice, neat s.
room cottage for rent.
/. Abrams has joined his wife
and baby at Grand Lake, Ark.
Mrs. Leona Dakin, of Ora, is a
visitor to Brookhayen relatives.
Pearlhaven Baptists have let
the contract for a building Of their
own.
Hugh Germany has returned
home from the Meridian Male
College.
The East Union Lumber Yard
sell Red Cypress shingles; they
are the best.
Miss Mary Conerly, of Tyler
town, has been the guest of Mrs.
7. A. Fosby.
Mr.. Kohlman has enjoyed vis-
it from his mother, Mrs. Oulif, of
Crystal Springs.
Good pasture at Old Brook, SOC
per month. Apply to O. B.
Brown, Phone 258.
Misses Ruth Hartman and Mary
| McNair have returned from the
Holly Springs Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Butterfield,
of Norfeld, were commencement
guests of Mrs. Ira /. Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayes re-
turned last Friday from their bril-
dal trip to Portland, Oregon, and
other points west.
The Leader twice week and
The Home and Farm twice a
month one year 1925. Now is
the time to subscribe.
The editor and wife, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss
Mary, returned from Blue Noun
tain yesterday morning.
/ For Rent Nicely furnished
rooms in private residence on
ISouth jackson street. For par
|ticulars, apply to Harry Mills.
i Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yald before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
Dixie Side Harrow and CuIti-
yator.--"The grass killer" for
S3.25 at c. B. Perkins Hardware
Store.
Luther Ramsey and Henry
SchaIler left Thursday night for
Newman, Ca, where they will en-
ter business college for the study
of telegraphy.
/ Prof. t. P. Scott and family
have moved into the residence
built by Mr.. Ben Williamson, on
Chippewa street, and lately pur-
chased from him.
/ Misses Sara Storm and Floyd
Willoughby, chaperoned by Mrs.
f. Boyce Noodle, will attend the
State University commencement
|lnvnrrispS nnxt week
Mr.. W. 7. Guess and family
will spend the summer at bis mill
near Soeguard and would we glad
/ for Brookhsven friends to visit
them and see how they enjoy q
tent life and fine spring water.
Mrs. j. j. jackson and Mrs.
4 W. A. jackson and children re-
turned to Dardanelle, Ark, last
Thursday accompanied by Mrs.
w. j. Bee, who will spend some
thine with them on Mt. Nebo, Ark.
Try our sliding back band wag-
on saddles. They are on Absha-
gems bakery wagon and several
on the ice factory wagons. They
never hurt a horses back. The
Osyka Tannery CO., next door to
Ice factory.
Miss Mary Louise Daniels, who
lis well remembered as one Of
WhitWorth' attractive alumnae
|lof Glass '0I, has been a com.
mencement visitor with her faith
Ter, Mr.. 7. A. Daniels, Of New
H Orleans.
For harness, saddles, wholesale
and retail, 60 to the Osyka Tan
merry CO.. next door to the ice fac
| |ltory. The best Of material and
the best Of work at the lowest
prices. Remember if is a home
concern, Patronize home indus.
TRY.
|. Walter Newman is now general
delivery clerk in the postoHice.
He has been with The Times for
several months. Like The Lead
er's Walter, be could stick
TYPE more easily than be could
sCiok to the business. We
/ hope, after mature reflection,
I Messrs. Calender and Newman
will select their life's employ and
i then work it out to q finish.