The leader., 1905-07-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.


hered among the sick.
Mr.. Carloss Smith left Thurs
day for Birmingham, Ala.
I. ]. Wills, of Clinton, was a
Saturday visitor to this city.
Miss Efie Covington left Sun
day for visit to Denver, Col.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T, A. Fosby is improving.
Mrs. j. B. Holden, of Summit,
is with her mother, Mrs. H. Cas-
sedy.
Miss Mary Buie, of jackson,
has been the guest of Brookhaven
relatives.
Miss Cornelia Barron returned
Saturday from Memphis to enjoy
a brief vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pigot Lea left
Monday morning for visit to
Mr.. LEAFS father at Liberty.
Miss Lena White, of the State
Capital, has been the guest of
Miss Lula Mason since Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Prestridge, of
Norfeld, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Price, of this place.
Mrs. Mollie Gordon and son,
Willard, of Hermanvlile, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Wood.
Mr.. G. D. Hodges, one of our
staunch friends from Bogue Chit
to, made US a valuable call on Sat-
urday.
Misses Matte W. Allen and
Maud Smith returned Sunday
from visit to Miss Mattie's aunt
at Biloxi.
Little Miss Bertha Scutt is
Frightening the pretty suburban
home of her randparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Scutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Redding
will occupy the handsome Batch
elder home during the absence of
Capt. and Mrs. Batchelder this
summer.
Miss Carrie Mason, of Merid-
ian, arrived Saturday to attend
the nuptiaIs of her relative, Miss
Lula Mason and Mr.. Champlin
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brinson and
son, of Monticello, have nearly
completed removal to their resi-
dence in this city. They are cor
daily welcomed.
Miss Nell McCann has resigned
her position at A. G. Seayey &
Sons and is now at Norfield. She
will soon return to her home in
Merrill, Wisconsin.
It doesn't do the town Justice
publishing every case of gout or
headache. There are more peo-
pie in Brookhayen; consequently,
more sick people as well as well
people, for that matter.
Mr.. Chas. Smith is whistling
merrily this week over the jewell
er;s bench he lately installed at
the Price Drug Store. Mr.. Smith
is finely equipped for good work.
WANTED. .-15 first class plan
ing mill men, Feeders, Graders,
etc. Good wages to the right
kind of men. Apply to the But
ter6eld Lumber Company, Nor
field, Miss.
Sheriff D. M. Lee, of Lawrence
county, has a special invitation to
attend the picnic Friday at Union
Hall. The oldest man will speak
first-the first man mentioned on
the program.
Mr.. j. A. Strahan, of the Fair
River neighborhood, who lately
purchased the homestead property
of Mr.. w. w. Kees, added his
name to our LIST Of new subscrib-
ers on Saturday last. Mr.. Stra-
han is an esteemed addition to the
citizens of the county.
The death of Mrs. Geo. W.
Ivey, of Fair River, caused great
sorrow in the home and among .
large circle OF friends. The body
was inferred on Saturday last anc
the funeral services were conduct
ed by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. But
Ter. There was a large gathering
Of friends to pay the last tribute
of respect.
The Sunday School picnic By
the Union Hall church will b
given at the church next Friday
July 21st. Rev. j. a. Scar
borough and w. E. Parsons viii
speak in the forenoon and Rev. r
II. Purser and M. Mccullough j
The afternoon. ID. M. Lee, o
Lawrence county, is given q spe
cial invitation by the church 70 b
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 2. Kees, Mis-
Fannie Maxwell, Mrs. R. J
Boone, Oscar Boone, Cheste
Byrne, Ed. Penn, Misses Matti
Purser, George Higdon, Myrti
Price, Laurie Penn, Mrs. II. 4
Holcomb and sister. Miss Cal
boun, Dr.. Henry Flowers, Mis-
Bennie Dunn and perhaps, other
spent Sunday at Heuck's Retreal
There was large attendance ou
there upon the service conducte
bv Rev. a Il. 9sBriant.