The leader., 1905-08-23
Illinois Central r. r.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Shine 5 cents at The Club.

Pure Coca Cola at The Club.
Mrs. w. B. Allen has been i'll
several days.
Lucky Dog" if you get a
suit at Seavey's.
Leighton Jones visited Terry
relatives Sunday.
Mr.. Felix May left yesterday
for Jackson, Tenn.
Liquozone Phosphate tickles
the palate at The Club.
Mrs. Anna Bowen is the guest
of Mrs. Henry Meyer.
Drink Orangeade, made of pure
fruit juice at The Club.
Win Higdon, of Hazlehurst, is
stopping at the White House.
Clint McFaden, of Memphis, is
a visitor to BrookhaVen friends.
Miss Mary Parsons is visiting
Miss Annie Cassidy at Summit.
Mrs. e. H. Wentworth has
been very i'll, we regret to learn.
Michigan Concord Grapes re-
celved daily by Mills & East Co.
A janitor is wanted at the Y.
M. c. A. Apply to the secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McFaden
are guests of Mrs. Charles Chris
man.
Smoke Da Costa Cigars. A 10
cent cigar for nickIe. At The
Club.
Mr.. T. Brady went ''north" "
yesterday, to be goue week or
ten days.
Rev. j. A. Hobbs is having his
residence painted and papered
this week.
Miss Nellie Carlisle, of Jack
son, has been the guest of Mrs. P.
j. Jones.
FOR RENT-A good five-room
residence. Apply to Mrs. R.
Berger.
Mr.. Louis Cohn has returned
from Red Lick, Ind, refreshed
by his stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce have
returned from a visit to Crystal
Springs relatives.
Theo. Bishop, of McComb, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. John
E. Seayey, Saturday.
Dr.. Ernest Montgomery and
Ernest Cosnahan, of Norfeld,
spent Saturday in town.
Sickness has reached the limit
with many of our housekeepers-
it has attacked the cooks.
Miss Edna Shaw, of Norfeld,
was the guest Saturday and Sun
day of Miss George Higdon.
Miss George Higdon will leave
tomorrow to spend some time
with Crystal Springs friends.
Miss Laurie Penn spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Myrtle
Price at her home near Ruth.
Miss Octavia White arrived yes
terday from Pearlington, and is
the guest of Mrs. Sid Hoskins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford, of Wesson,
have become residents of our city.
Mr.. Ford is employed at the Oil
Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Purser now
occupy the corner cottage of the
Connolly block on North First
street.
Mrs. J. M. Wood visited Crys-
tai Springs Sunday. Her sister,
Miss Clara Jones, is now her
guest.
Mills & East Company have re-
cieYed a shipment of new crop
Honduras Oranges, the first OF
the season.
The Leader twice a week and
The Home and Farm twice a
month one year 1926. Now is
the time to subscribe.
Miss East, the alert deputy or
ganizer of the Knights and Ladies
of Honor, lett Monday to prose
cute her mission at Hazlehurst.
There is no paper ii Mississip-
pi, outside Of the dailies, which
gives as much local and State
news every week as The Leader.
Mrs. Ed. Mason returned to her
home at Fort Worth, Texas, Mon
day night after a months visit to
Irlends ana fe4atlYes 10 bnls Ylcln-
ity.
Mrs. John w. Champlin spent
Friday Id jackson, and was ac-
companied to her home here on
her return Saturday by her bus
band.
Mr.. Emmett Spencer has pur-
chased the residence lately erected
by Mr.. Oscar Newton ID the
Becker Addition. It will be en-
larged.
Capt. j. u Storm resumes du-
ty il the grocery department d
John McGrath & Sons today
Capt. Storm epenE much Of BIT
vacation III the interest of hit
State. sending men To The front at
guards at Gulfport and elsewhere