The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-06-15

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Mrs. ]. W. Moseley, jr., and child
rem, Of Okolono, leave for their home
this morning after a pleasant visit to
Mrs. Moseley's mother, Mrs. John
Ohleyer.
Mrs. H. O. Washburn will chaper.
on crowd of young people on q
fishing frolic this week. Mrs. Wash
burn frequently adds to the pleasure
of the young folks.
Maj. Pat Henry, Col. J. L. MoCas-
kill, and accomplished daughter. Miss
Bessie, left Monday for Louisville,
KY, to attend the annual reunion Of
the Confederate veterans.
| Maj. Pat Henry has awarded the
contract for building his new house to
E. R. Hendon. The building is to be
modern one in every respect and il
to be completed by November.
The Loom End sale at A. M.
Shields attracts large crowds daily
The sale is success in every respect.
A. M. Shields is hustling merchant,
and believes IN advertising.
Prof. P. D. L. McLaurin, Of Brax-
ton Collegiate Institute, was in
town few days ago, and while here
made arrangements with The News
job department. to print the annual
catalogue for his institution.
Misses Annie and Mary Kline, of
Thomasville, spent Saturday night
with Mrs. W. W. Robson. They
were OH their way to north Rankin
where Miss Mary will teach a summer
school.
Miss Merle Gayden entertained the
W. K. KS at her pleasant home on
College street last week. The table
was decorated with the color CT the
club, white and green. Delightful
refreshments were served, souvenirs
were Hydrangea blooms.
The Daughters of Confederacy will
meet at the Brandon Millinery Parlor
at 4 80 p. M, Monday the 10Th. A
full attendance is urged as business of
Importance must be attended to, and
that without further delay.
The Loom End and Green Tag sale
at the Blue Front Store has drawn
great crowds every day, and interest
has not yet abated. The bargains
they are Offering in every department
are bound to bring the people. The
sale will continue for another week.
Miss Irene McLaurin is reappointed
sponsor to represent the District of
Columbia Division of the Sons of
Confederate Veterans at Louisville
Reunion, an honor for the fourth
time conferred upon her. And her
sister Miss Jean is appointed her
Maid of Honor,
Prof. George Noble, of Light, prin-
cipal of of the Pulaski High School,
was Brandon visitor Friday. Prof.
Noble is splendid teacher and is
building up a first class school at Pu-
laski. While here he gave The News
the contract for printing his catalo-
que.
The many friends Of Mrs. Fisher,
nee Miss Hattie Williams, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Williams, of
Florence, will be panied to hear of
her death. which occurred at her home
at Lumbelton last week. The News
joins in extending sympathy to the
bereaved family.
D. M. Mayors will start out i'll a
few days selling the Mayors Cold Tire
Setter, a machine recently invented
by Henry Mayors, Of st. Louis, Mo.
The machine has been on exhibition
at Stubbieield's shop for several days,
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tires of all description, requiring but
little work and time.
Brandon Knights of Pythias lodge
held regular meeting Monday night.
M. @. Stubblefield, Joe Corley ana J.
I. Covington were initiated into the
mysteries Of the order. By special
dispensation Mr.. Covington also re-
ceived the second and third degrees.
Several applications for membership
are on file, and renewed interest is
being manifested.
Anselm j. McLaurin, jr., graduated
in the Law Department of the Uni
versity, last week, and was immedi-
ately licensed to practice law; came
home Friday evening; opened law
Office Monday, and was the same day
employed in three cases. Yesterday
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