The leader., 1905-08-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Keep cool-if you can.

Paul Hobbs was a jackson Wis
itor yesterday.
Cotton brought 10.40 in Brook
haven yesterday.
Don't agitate the present sea-
son. Keep quiet.
DIR. Henry Flowers has return
ed from Auburn.
j. S. Bunrs, of Wesson, was a
Wednesday visitor.
Mr.. F. O. Conant visited the
Capital City Tuesday.
N. F. Hudson, of CaseyyilIe,
was in town yesterday.
DR.. j. M. Birdsong, of Monti-
cello, was here Friday.
Miss Maggie Middleton has re-
turned from Silver Greek.
Henry Nalty, one of McGrath's IS
best, is taking vacation.
R. H. Lambright, of Magnolia,
was a Tuesday visitor here.
John Massengill visited his
other Vance here Sunday.
Mr.. j. G. Chapman was among
yesterdays business visitors.
Mrs. B. +. Roberts, of Halle
hurst, is with Mrs. 0. Stamps.
We regret that Mrs. W. E. AL
len continues i'll at Union Hall.
Michigan Concord Grapes re-
celved daily by Mills & East Co.
Will Hays, of Wesson, was q
Wednesday visitor to Brookhaven.
Hon. NJ. Mccullough, spen tIast
Sunday with his parents at Topi.
saw.
Miss Fannie Mikell has beer
spending several weeks in Jack
son.
The Epworth League met with
Miss Lera Adams yesterday eve.
ming.
David Magee, of CaseyviIle.
has been visiting his friend, Chas.
Butler.
Mrs. R. j. Boone and son re.
turned Monday from a visit tc
Topisaw.
Rust and shedding of the cottor
crop is complained of in severaI
localities.
Mrs. David Cohn will leave
next week for several weeks visil
to Chicago.
The young housekeeper puzzled
over this recipe: To can dog tie
it to his tail.
Mrs. Goss, of Bogue Chitto,
was the guest of Mrs. VIM. Turn
bough Monday.
Misses Maggie and Lily Ryals
are enjoying a visit with Little
Bahala friends.
Mr.. Louis Thurner has gone in
to the fruit business in the Ses.
sions building.
We regret to hear of the illness
of our friend, Mr.. Geo. w. Ivey,
of Fair River.
Mrs. SalIie j. Storm has re-
turned after visiting Mrs. N. f.
Hudson at Caseyville.
Mr.. Reuben Posey lies very i'll
at his home with typhoid fever,
we regret to learn.
Rev. John Beean will conduct
services at the Episcopal church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. j. S. Bailey and his duagh-
ter, Miss Annie, of Allen, were
Brookhaven visitors Thursday.
Our continued story" of land
changes will appear through saw
eraI issues Of The Leader yet to
be.
Ellis Cooper has charge of the
Y. M, G. a. rooms, instead OF
Rev. j. A. Hobbs, as formerly
announced.
Bogue Chitto received her first
bale of new cotton Wednesday.
1t was bought by the Bolian Mer-
camille Co.
Mr.. NJ. r. Leary and family
have returned from a long stay at
the Chatuauqua grounds near
Crystal Springs.
Don't fail to hear Mr.. Edwin
Thurber in his great speciality,
and new song Nobody, " on Tues
day, August 29th.
DIR. /. w. Cooper returned
Wednesday from Silver Creek,
where be spent several days in a
protracted meeting.
The Leader regrets to note that
Mr.. p. S. Cameron, of this coun-
ty, is again a sufferer and is bare
~ able to be up and about.
"a number OF Franklin farmers
in Brookhaven during Che last
week, say Che crops are suffering
from drouth in that county
IA neighb0rhood book club has
been organized at the home of
Mrs. Oscar Newton. The mem-
bersbip is limited to eighteen.