The leader., 1905-07-05
Rain on the 4th-as usual.


ri, on business.
Miss Lily Dale has joined the
large army of school teachers at
the Clinton Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Sola's trio of
lovely little daughters attracted
attention at the picnic.
Joe Heuck is getting ready to
rebuild south of the residence oc-
cupied by j. F. Greer
Mr.. Fellows cottage will be
among the most attractive in the
Becker Addition when completed.
Mrs. c. j. Kits and Mrs. Ed.
eagle have just returned from a
visit to New Orleans and Gulf
port.
Little Ralph Decell, one of our
beautiful little boys, accompanied
his Uncle Tom to New Orleans
Monday.
Mrs. M. E. Strickland and little
Belle Green left last Saturday for
a months visit to Mrs. q. Taylor,
at Jackson.
Mrs. Pigot Lea and little daugh-
ter returned Sunday from pleas
ant visit to relatives and friends
in Jackson.
Miss Nellie White, of Pass
Christian, is the welcome guest OF
her friends, Misses Nellie Coving-
ton and Mary Bean Bryd.
A full line of California fresh
fruits just received by Mills &
East Co. Ring up III and let
them tell you what they have.
Charles Smith and Dune Nc
Cormick went up to Terry Mon
day night to attend the K. of P.
installation and attendant festiyi-
ties.
Mrs. Mary Henderson and lit
tie daughter are both quite ill.
Mrs. -McDavitt is faithfully at
tending her daughter and grand
child.
W. F. Parsons has fenced in his
corner lot south of bis residence
across the way and has very
greatly improved the road just at
the vertex, which is relief to
drivers,
Master Bertrand Cohn will en-
tertain a number of little friends
at a fancy dress party tomorrow
afternoon. The little ones are in
glee over the prospective delights
of the occasion.
Revival services will be held in
the court house in BroOkhaVen be-
ginning July Is, conducted by
Miss Rebecca Bell, Miss Lena
Garrett and Rev. j. W. Heryey.
You are cordially invited.
The picnic near Mrs. j. D. Nc
Murchy's was a delightful success
and was participated in by num-
Der of our young people. The
editor and associate are grateful
for an invitation.
L. j. Scott, who is here, there
and everywhere as agent of the
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance
Company, will be at New Hebron
for the present time at least. He
visited bis little daughter, Bessie,
at Bogue Chitto last Sabbath.
Mr.. G. N. Harris, who was sue
cessfuIIy running the Terry Trib-
une when the entire outfit was
cremated a few weeks ago, is now
with The Leader Office. Mr..
Harris was the missing link-ou
force can hardly be beat now.
Hon. Samuel Hickman, of Mon
ticello, was a pleasant caller at
The Leader Office this morning.
He took in the Fourth of July
celebration at Hodgman's yester-
day. Mr.. Hickman is very hope
full of Monticello's bright pros
poets.
We are especially indebted tc
Mr.. Il. j. Laird and bis lovely
young wife for courtesies at the
picnic. The infant daughter Of
these young parents would doubt
less haYe taken the prize bad not
the weather prevented the carry
ing out Of The program prepared
for the occasion.
Mr.. w. W. Holiday, who has
been travelling salesman for
Messrs. FinIay. Dicks & Co., oi
New Orleans, for the past three
years, has resigned bis position.
and has associated himself with
Messrs. Mills & East In the whole:
sale and retail fruit and produce
business. The above firm has
been reorganized under the style
of Mills & East Company, and
have added more and better facil
tiles for doing a more extensive
business. Mr.. Holiday will be
active manager.
Il. g. Seavey & Sons did tht
generous thing yesterday, as they
always do, when they undertake
ANYTHING at all, and gave picnic
10 every enpIoye of their bis
store. No 'WelI-iilled baskets
were requested and no fare wa
asked. The picnic WIS held q
Lorando, about 1s miles out ol
the BKookhaven q Pearl Rive
railroad and the day was one d
Refreshing and bound together i