The leader., 1905-10-14
Mr. j. b. Nalty visited Jackson

Fancy candy only ~ cents per
pound. AT Mills q East Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pigot Lea have
rented rooms from Mrs. Joe
Heuck.
Miss Fannie bennett now 0ccu
pies the position of stenographer
at the Oil Mill.
Parsons, May, Oberschmidt Go.
have just received shipment Of
Red Seal Ginghams.
The Neighborhood Club will be
entertained by Miss Carrie Casse-
dy on Tuesday evening.
Hon. Il. b. Harris has returned
from several days visit to Monti-I
cello on professional business.
Mrs. NJ. G. Thompson, OF Mad
ison county, is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. /. w. Adams.
Mrs. +. B. Smith has been.
suffering with fever. We are
pleased to know she is out again.
The price of cotton ranged from
$50 to 9.55 in the Brookhaven@
market yesterday, with little
offered for sale.
Felix May, of the Parsons,
May, Oberschmidt Co., has re-
turned from business trip to-
jackson, Tenn.
Rev. John Beean, will conduct
services and hold communion at
the Episcopal church next Sunday
morning at 10So'clock.
We are glad to know that Van
KEGS is now back at work in the
express office at Harriston, after
his attack of yellow fever.
Miss Lora Summers, the at
tractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. E. Summers, is now behind the
counters at John McGrath & Sons.
Mr.. j. G. Storm, a prominent
business man of Summit, and for
mer resident of this city, was an
appreciated caller at The Leader
office Thursday.
Mrs. 7. ]. Leggett, who has
been i'll at Bogue Chitto, is now
improving, we are glad to learn.
Mrs. Germany returned Thursday
from her bedside.
Our genial friend Dune" Eas-
terling, of Bogue Chitto, was in
Brookhaven Thursday. Dune
says B. G. is still in America and
doing business at the same old
stand.
Circuit Clerk Oliver is spend
ing part Of his vacation in jack
son, having gone up to the Capi-
tol Wednesday. His place is be-
ling well filled by Deputy Clerk
M. Mccullough.
The appointment for ordination
services at the Baptist church in.
PearIhaven Sunday night having
been postponed, Rev. ID. G. Kel-
ly will hold services at the Meth
odist church as usual.
Bogue Chitto has modified her
quarantine to the extent Of allow
ing her own citizens to travel by
rail and admit other railroad pas
sengers with health certificates
from non-infected points.
Prof. E. j. Montamat, of New
Orleans, is the guest of his friend
Rev. d. z. Kelly, of Pearlhayen.
He will give a sacred violin solo
at the PearIhaven Methodist
church tomorrow morning.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Il. Beavers, Of
Allen, were BrookhaVen visitors
| Thursday. Mrs. Beavers was one
of the pretty and attractive young
out -of-town matrons who came in
to attend McGrath's millinery
opening.
Rev. D. G. Kelly, of Pearlha-
ven, was called to Bogue Chitto
yesterday afternoon to oficiate at
the funeral Of Mrs. Drummonds,
of that place. Mrs. Drummonds'
little child was buried just a week
ago and the mother now goes to
join the little one.
Mr.. o. Engstrom, whose serious
| illness was noted in last weeks
Leader, died on Tuesday evening.
He came here from Chicago seV
eraI years ago and invested large
lily in real estate, the Engstrom
Addition being the outgroWth Of
his enterprise. The deceased
leaves a wife and two children in
Chicago.
Miss Helen Sherman entertain
led at buffet luncheon after the
dance Thursday night. in honor Of
| her guest Miss Belmont Manship,
lof jackson. There we're present,
Mr.. N. e. Yoltz, Of jackson, Miss
Helen Sherman, Dune McCor-
mick, Miss Meta Smith, Julius
lHuntIey, Miss Ada Sherman,
Alec Lin Clair, Miss Sara Storm,
Warren McNair, George William
son.
at meeting of the Board Of
Directors OF the x. M. @. a., it
was decided to disband The organ
Ization for the present Oh various
accounts. The Ladies Auxiliary
will remain intact and this band
~ cnlnndid xvognnn will hold Them