The leader., 1905-08-16
TOWN AND COUNTY
Shine 5 cents at The Club.
Eat Angel Food at The Club.

Hfluay is =. Ms VI "A. ud y dOa
The Club. =
Cotton is down to the 10 cent
mark again.
Merely Mary Ann will ar
rive next week.
Luther Graves left Monday for
North Mississippi.
If it is Merely Mary Ann, 3
we are all anxious to see her.
Look out for The Clubs unique
ads in the show windows Friday.
Alva Smith, Of Crystal Springs,
was a Sunday visitor to home and
friends.
Wilmer Peets is now engaged
at the Parsons, May, Oberschmldt
Co. Is firm.
Messrs. Roy Boadwee and Will
lie Cook will leave Sunday for
Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. j. w. Maddox is now in
jackson, Tenn. . We hope he is
not away permanently.
DR.. S. g. Wilson's Office is now
located in the Inez Hotel. En-
trance on Monticello street.
Miss Fannie bennett has arriy-
ed from Richland and is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Matte Martin.
Rev. R. H. Purser is engaged
this week assisting Pastor j. r.
Hemby in meeting at Mt. Zion.
A tacky party at Mrs. W. IL.
Penn's was an attraction for a
crowd of young people last night.
Mrs. Anna Middleton and Miss
Maggie left yesterday on a visit
to Mrs. Henry Middleton at Sill
yer Creek.
Mrs. Charles Chrisman will
build handsome residence on one
of the Hoskins lots facing the
Charles Grafton property.
Messrs. W. E. and Henry Price
left together for Memphis Mon
day night, the latter having come
down from Wesson for the trip.
The James A. Hoskins ante
bellum residence has been re-
shingIed. This place is one OF
Brookhaven's valued landmarks.
There is no paper in Mississip-
pi, outside of the dallies, which
gives as much local and State
news every week as The Leader.
Where did Cain get his wife
and where did the yellow fever
mosquito get his first bite? In
other words "How old is Ann''
Submit your estimates to the
East Union Lumber Yald before
buying lumber, shingles or build
ing material. Will save you
money.
LOSTl-A chain composed OF
small gold beads. The finder will
return to the Commercial Bank
and receive reward. Kathleen
Becker.
Chattanooga and Golden Cane
Mills, Cooks and Scantlins Eyap-
orators, Skimmers, Smoke Stacks
and galvanized iron at g. B. Per
kins Hardware Store.
Let the law and order people
everywhere stand pat and see to it
that both derelict officials and
criminals are called to account
It is their right and their duty.
Why shouldn't they
When last heard from Miss
Fannie Maxwell, Seayey2s popu-
lar saleslady, was promenading at
Lincoln Park beside the Lily
Pond, in Chicago. We wish her
pleasant stay in the great me-
tropolis.
Miss Maggie Middleton, after
several months of enforced abb
sence, will resume her duties at
L. Cohn & Bros. next Monday.
Miss Maggie is now quite restor-
ed to health, we are pleased to
state.
Considering the amount ofState
and home reading matter it gives,
there is not a newspaper in Mis-
sissippi cheaper than The Leader
and few as cheap. Price $500 a
year for twice a week OF $1.00 for
six months.
Ed. Magee has returned and re-
sumed his position at the Parsons,
May, Oberschmidt Co. Mr.. Ma
gee has about decided that he
might as well stay in Brookhayen
as be keeps coming back. = His
friends hope he will remain.
On last Sunday evening at about
sunset, the beautiful rainbow that
completely spanned the heavens to
the east was an admired phenome-
non. At each end there was a re-
fection that but emphasized the
exquisite hand-painting Of the
Almighty.
Some nannrs IN Mississinni
published only once week and
not as large as an issue of The
Leader, charge $500 d year sub
scription. You can get The Lead
er twice week for that price and
get all The home news while il Is
fresh.