The leader., 1905-01-14
]. M. WOOD,
THE GROCER.


Mrs. j. j. Philips returned to
Hammond Tuesday.
Miss Josie Penn has been Wis
itor to Crystal Springs.
I. P. Ramsey made business
trip to Wesson Tuesday.
For piping and tin work ring
up 288. j. 0. Boadwee's.
H. B. Cannon is missed at the
McGrath store, on account of i'll
ness.
Mrs. M. D. McGrath entertain
ed the Whist Club Wednesday af
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Williams,
late of CaseyVille, have located in
this city.
Jones Hoskins is in our city
and will again locate here at his
old home.
Mrs. David Cohn returned Sun
day, after several months spent in
New York City.
"The Convict's Daughter" was
presented at the Opera House
Wednesday night.
Mines. L. MontYilIe and J. H.
Rogers, of Memphis, are visiting
BrookhaYen friends.
Mr.. Young and family have
moved into the Edgar Green cot
tage on West Cherokee.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Zwirn and
children enjoyed several days in
New Orleans during the week.
Mis-. T. Wilhouse left Monday
for New Orleans, after a visit
here to her sister, Mrs. /. Abrams.
Mr.. Geo. Bowksy and Mines.
A. H. Simon and A. Cohn we're
this week visitors to the Crescent
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cameron
spent Sunday in Summit with
their daughter, Mrs. James Cas-
sedy.
]. B. Cameron has followed his
printing outfit to New Orleans
and will make his home and bust
ness in that city.
A dance at the Masonic Tenn
pile, chaperoned by Mines. Nc
Cormick and Walker, was enjoy
ed by the young people Tuesday
night.
Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yard before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
Mr.. Ben A. Williams has pur-
chased the MontvilIe residence
next Mr.. W. Y. Guess home and
his family will locate there next
month.
The little son Of Hon. and Mrs.
I. Brady is seriously i'll at this
writing. DR.. ButterWorth, of
New Orleans and DR.. S. e. Will
son, Of this city, are attending his
sick bedside.
Mrs. Ben A. Williams and her
sister, Mrs. Fisher, left yesterday
on a visit to Wicklife, Ky. Mrs.
Williams ran over to Clinton for
few hours, to visit her son Bur-
ton, who is attending Mississippi
College, and then proceeded north.
News of the death Of Mrs.
Louis Levy comes with sadness to
old Brookhaven friends, among
whom she once lived. The good
lady died at the age of 63 in Beau
mont, Texas, leaving three daugh-
ters, two sons and a husband in
bis 10th year.
Mr.. w. a. Wade, well known
as manager of the Cumberland
Telephone Co, has been promot-
ed to the Office of maintenance IN
spector for Louisiana and Missis-
sippi. He may be compelled, BY
the duties Of bis new position, to
move to New Orleans.
The little eight-year-oId son Of
w. g. Linton had leg and a part
of his Jaw amputated last week.
He was suffering from necrosis Of
the bone. DR.. Butler had charge
Of Che case. Much sympathy is
felt for the boy and his mother
who is with him at the home Of
Cecil Linton ii the SchWem Ad-
dition.
at a recent meeting of those
most concerned ID the affairs Of
the Capital National Bank at Jack
son, Mfr. q. D. Davis, formerly ct
our city. was elected president.
Mai. r. w Millsaps, Che former
president declining TO stand for
The office. This is a worthy hons
Or worthily bestowed upon Mr.
Davis. after having been loyalty
borne bg Els pred cessof for years
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