Official City Directory May 190
City aldermen listed with meeting schedule for the first Tuesday evening each month. includes names and positions in the municipal leadership.
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Newspaper
Brookhaven Leader
Location
Brookhaven, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
4
City aldermen listed with meeting schedule for the first Tuesday evening each month. includes names and positions in the municipal leadership.
Reads as a local county directory listing various officials and meeting times, including Brookhaven and Janton offices. Mentions judge clerk and district positions with scattered names, places, and dates, but OCR quality yields fragmented entries and inconsistent punctuation.
A Brookhaven and surrounding area column records visits and guests including Miss Lottye Magee in Jackson and Miss Rennie Dunn's guest, Dr. C Montgomery as a prominent visitor, and Mrs. J G Lyell in Wesson. Mentions Parsons Moreton Wentworth Co sellings, school and church events, local commerce, and a forthcoming Brookhaven directory with Crookhaven population note.
Local notices show Parsons Moreton Wentworth Co offering six bargain days weekly with price and product promotions. Residents visit relatives, attend events, and enjoy sales on new soaps and other goods as community life continues. Includes mentions of Miss Tyler and Mr. Watson's travels and social visits.
John Dunn a prominent Brookhaven figure died last Thursday night. Col. Isaac Cope recalls Dunn came to Brookhaven in 1863 from Lynchburg Virginia to work as an engineer at a saw mill. Deputy Sheriff D. Blue arrested Arbro Russell near Malcom post office on a murder warrant, Russell had moved into Lincoln County. Mrs. Sain Abrahi hosted a toy ride for Miss Daniel of Brookhaven. Mercury advertisements and local notices follow, including patent remedies and a public hack service by Heuserson and Turnbough.
W T East's cotton ginnery near the city compress will be the region’s best equipped when the 1901 ginning season opens. It features two complete systems the Gullett Pneumatic System with seven stands and 400 saws enabling 45 bales daily, air seed unloading, and wire-rope bale transfer to the compress. A 75 hp engine drives all machinery, with test runs conducted recently in the presence of local representatives. Brookhaven gains a modern facility expected to draw cotton from nearby farms. Also reports a Summ it versus Brookhaven victory, rain halting a Confederate veterans benefit game in McComb, and forthcoming matches at Storm's Park against Crystal Springs. News notes mention the first New York sale of Texas cotton at 9 cents per pound.
Rev J I Drake a respected Methodist minister preached at the city church last Sabbath morning and evening. McGrath’s windows boast patriotic decor. A five room house is for sale or rent via T H Perkins. Public health notes warn of catarrh and diphtheria with cautionary lines from medical ads.
A Philadelphia Ledger piece surveys summer fashion trends including gloves and satin cravats, noting coachman gloves, gun metal gray glace, and the rising idea of hand painted gowns and accessories. It cites Pittsburg Dispatch on gloves and discusses outdoor wear in myrtle green veiling with princess-line styling.
The item notes fashion advice on matching stockings and gowns with Lisle thread and skin fill, cites Madam Post’s complexion remedies sold at John McGrath & Sons in Brookhaven, Miss, and reports local notices about dental, farming, and community happenings including a Norfield accident and small town remarks. The cancer treatment column by A Scanporocel promises remedies and cautions, with local names and places.
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