The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-07-10
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Miss Ferguson, of JACKSON, is guest
the Brandon hotel.
Street commissioner Martin is now
sady to accept street tax.
Preaching at Presbyterian church
unday. Invitation to all.
Miss Inez Poacher is attending the
ummer Normal at Blue Mountain.
Miss Mabel Miller, Of Jackson, has
cen visiting Miss Bessie McCaskil.
Mrs Tvargosky, of Vicksburg. is vis-
ting her mother, Mrs. John Ohleyer.
P. B. Bridges, of Jackson, is here this
geek, drinking our famous mineral wat
rs.
Miss Myra Crotwell, of Pelahatchie,
.pent Sunday with the family of G. L.
iartin,
Miss Nan McCabe, OF yicksburg. is
hecharming guest of Mrs. r. s. Nc
.aurin.
Mrs. w. II. Barnes, of Florence, is the
uest oil her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL.
"a. Cole.
Misses Fannie and Pearl Jack, of
georgetown. Texas, are guests OF Bran
Ion relatives,
Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs. S. M. Homer
nd Homer Smith, Of Viclssburg, are
listing Mrs. W. T. Reshe.
Geo. Darnell and Dole Owens, of Hills
9oro, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
". Z. Darnell, near town.
81 If you have not already done so, reg
ster at once and be ready to cast your
vote in the coming election.
Capt. Phil Didlaxe, the merchant
prince of Star, was shaking hands with
bis Brandon friends Monday.
w. Fl. Barnes, of Florence. was here
Monday, attending the meeting Of the
county democratic executive committee.
The song service at Jim Knights
few miles east OF town, Sunday afternoon
was well attended and highly enjoyed.
T. A. McCaskill, the handsome cam
didate of Mrath. Mississippi, swas the
guest fhis Brandon constituents this
week.
Capt. Tom O'IIerrin andCongressman
Hat Henry of Vicksburg, were among
our most prominent visitors on the
Fourth.
The board Of supervisors met in regu-
lar July session Monday and adjourned
Wednesday. See proceedings in another
column.
1t is said that the postofiice at Rankin
Station will soon be discontinued, and
the citizens of that vicinity will get their
mail at Pelahatchie.
Fl. A. Busick is having the sidewalks
on the east side of his store repaired, and
will also accept funds for the replacing
OF the cistern pump.
The News regrets to chronicle the i'll
ness Of its good friend, Geo. G.. Hurst, at
his home at Florence. We wish for
him speedy and permanent recovery.
w. p. Myers and Miss A. e. Hardy,
court house OH July 4. Col. w w. Ro-
DEsOu tiCO llIC hllOb Ill lie uEQdl ildpDy
way.
Wallace McLanrin returned Saturday
from Hot Springs, where he has been
for the past few months recuperating.
He is looking well, and his many friends
gladly welcome him home
The News is requested to announce
that two services will be held at Rock
Hill church next Sunday, dinner on the
ground and everybody invited. Preach
ing by the pastor. and song service in
the morning and afternoon.
Capt. John r. M. O'Reily, enc of
yicksbuTg's most prominent and sub
stanfial citizens, is visiting his Bran
don friends. Capt. -O'Rlelly is a gem
tlemen of the old school, and makes
friends wherever he goes.
J. TT. Glass has placed on the market
lie finest melons We have seen this
season. They average in weight from
fen to thirty pounds, and We are inform
"a bv Webb Ragland, who ate about 40
pounds Of them Sunday, that they are
sweet and delicious.
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