The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-03-02

to their home in Tennessee. They are
splendid fellows and made many
friends while here.
Bishop Theodore Bratton preached
very able sermon at st. Luke q
church Tuesday morning at II o. CLOCK,
The bishop is greatly admired here,
and is always greeted with large and
attentive congregations.
H. @. Washburn, D, P. Gayden and
B. @. Washburn caught big wild cal
on F M. Clark's place Friday morn.
ing. The cat was started about
O'Clock in the morning, and was giver
steady run for six hours before beine
captured.
After the canning factory is put in
operation it will lead to the establish
ment of other factories. AS natural
consequence, homes will be in demand
here, and real estate will enhance in
value. How can the leading property
holders afford to knock the new en-.
terprise?
P. M. CLARK, who has been living
on the Glover Dell farm three miles
south of town for the past six years,
is preparing to move to large farm
in Kinds county six miles below Jack
son. Mr.. Clark, during his occu-
pancy Of the Glover Dell farm, has
madeGit one of the rrettiest places in
the county, and his removal is regret
ted by our entire people, We com
mend him and his estimable family
to the good people of his newly chosen
home
Grenada Sentinel: Mrs. r. L. Nc
Laurin of Vicksburg, who is touring
north Mississippi in the interests Of
the Kings Daughters, was in Grenada
Thursday. according to appointment
She was entertained by that organiza-
tion at the Grenada Bank Club Room
on Thursday evening, and on that
night she delivered a highly enter.
tanning and instructive lecture at the
Methodist church, somewhat reviving
the work done by the organization
and the great demand for it's extended
beneficence.
B. f. Mulhollan spent Sunday at
the thriving little village of Pela.
hatchie. He makes a glowing re.
port of the progress of the town. Els.
corted by Capt R. F Grimes he was
shown all the improvements that are
being made A handsome new brick
school building is nearing completion,
and several nice residences are in
course of construction Pelahatchie
has one of the prettiest little banks in
the state, and the careful and conserv-
alive management by its officials has
made it source of splendid re-euue
for its stockholders, and an absolutely
safe depository for it's customers The
citizens of Pelahatchie are wide awake
and progressive, and having an abid.
ing faith in the future, are always
ready to lend aid to any enterprise for
the good of the town. Mr.. Mulhol.
Ian is highly pleased with his visit,
and loud in his praise of the good
people of that town.
The News is panied to chronicle the
critical illness of Mrs L O. Gayden.
at the home of her daughter, Mrs DR.
Stingily, at Pelahatchie. Mrs. Gay.
den, accompanied by her little daugh.
ter, left here on Sunday afternoon s
train for visit to her daughter. She
arrived at Pelahatchie apparently in
perfect health depositing her baggage
| with the station agent. telling him
that she would send for it later. Be-
fore reaching her daughters home,
however, which is only a short dis
lance from the depot, she suffered a
stroke of paralysis, and was not able
to speak after reaching the house
Medical aid was quickly sum moned,
the physicians of Pelahatchie and
Brandon, and everything possible was
done, but SO far she has improves
very little, being in semi conscious.
comatose state Her condition il
considered extremely critical.