The leader., 1905-07-15

Miss Gotten, from jackson, IS
the guest Of tile Misses Oliver.
The Cemetery Association is
preparing for an entertainment.
Mrs. John Armstrong is With
her cousin Miss Eunice McCalip.
Mrs. I. III. Perkins IL attend
ing the Crystal Springs Chautau-
qua.
Services at the Presbyterian
tomorrow. Everybody
invited.
Mrs. T. w. Adams has guest
il her sister, Mrs. Foster, Of
Tchula.
Miss Benneta Purser is a visit
or to Dr.. Tom Purser's family at
McComb.
Early horseback riding is great
sport for a number Of our young
equestrians.
Secretary Poulson spent Thurs
day and Friday with the base ball
boys at McComb.
Mrs. Bessie Cooke Young Is
with Mr.. Young's relatives at
Como, Copiah county.
Mrs. Ben Gill, Of Bogue Chit
to, has been the guest of Mrs.
Hugh Gill at Pearlhaven.
There is no excuse for poor
teachers, with all the forces at
work to make them good.
Mrs. NJ. A. Beacham enjoyed a
delightful visit to Mrs. i I. r.
Walburton at Port Gibson.
Mrs. Chas. Hardy, Misses An
ME Hardy and Zula Malone have
been visitors to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Penn ar
rived from Jackson and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. I'll. Penn.
We regret to know that Mrs.
Middleton, one of CaseyYille's
splendid women, is quite i'll again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Coin have
moved into their handsome new
residence on South jackson street.
Miss Maude Aylward, one Of
our attractive young girls, has
greatly enjoyed visit to Halle
hurst.
Vivian Byrd, Jr., aged 6, had a
delightful party at The home of
his grandmother, Mrs. Byrd, last
Saturday.
Brookhaven patrons are pleased
to welcome Mr.. w. "A. Wade back
in charge Of the Cumberland Tel
ephone Go.
Mr.. Reub McNair and son,
Bert, are both pronounced better
and expect soon to be up from
their spell of fever.
Mr.. Turnbough returned We'd
nesday from Texas. Mr.. I. is
still satisfied with Mississippi,
and Brookhaven especially.
Mrs. ]. &. Storm returned with
her mother, Mrs. johnson, toher
old home in Scott county. She
will be away several weeks.
The critical illness OF the only
little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. As.
Fosby has been a source of great
anxiety to its parents aud friends.
Miss Eva Dampeer, the lovely
young daughter, of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Dampeer, of HazIehurst. is
the guest of Capt, j. N. Cookies
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Seavey
and the little junior went to Nc
Comb Thursday afternoon. II
was the first railroad trip for little
John.
T. j. DeceIl returned from New
Orleans Tuesday, where he went
to have his eyes treated. He has
already experienced considerable
relief from the treatment.
The Kings Daughters will hold
a meeting with Mrs. DR.. /. L.
Parsons on next Thursday after
noon at 5 o'clock. A full attend.
ance of the members is requested.
Misses Laura and Josie Elder
left Sunday last for a visit to Mrs.
N. B. Parker, their sister. who
lives at Mulat, Fla. We wish
these lovely young girls a delight
ful visit.
We note that Mr.. M. Fl. Rags
dale, who was so popularity known
in this city as d salesman and citi-
zen, has located at Yazoo CITY,
with the Remington Drygoods
Co.
Mrs. Weston, Of New Orleans.
returned with her friend, Mrs.
Susie Pergan, and is having j de-
lightful visit at the Southern
mansionY to the southwest Of
town.
Mrs. Agnes Chrisman Smith is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Julia Chrisman. The many
friends of this cultured lady are
delighted to have her again ii
Brookhaven.
Mr. John Awkward, who has
ably stood at the head Of the
clothing department at Che Nc
Grath Store, has resigned, and
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