The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-27

opening OF Busick'S Hotel Monday
night. Supper to 8p. m.
|. Remember the e. 4. DIS entertain
ment at johnson Hall Friday night
ice cream and axe will be served.
Everyone is cordially invited.
Miss Helene Richie is in Clinton
where she will srend the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. Blackmore, who
is an invalid.
The opening OF Busick's Hotel Mon.
day night promises to be one of the
SWEETEST social functions Of the season.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the entertainments Of the
guests.
Rev. J. r. Carter, superintendent
of orphanage at Jackson, will preach
at New Prospect Saturday, the 10th,
at 7:30 p m. also Sunday. the 30th,
at II O'Clock a m. and sgafn at 7.30
at night. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
Simpson County News: Senator
A. J. McLaurin, of Brandon, was
here Tuesday, having come to repre-
sent some clients in the court. He
will deliver several addresses in
behalf of the Cotton Growers Asso.
citation during the next few weeks.
The formal opening Of Busick's
Mineral Well Hotel will occur next
Monday, May 2. Dinner will be
served from to 8 p. M. cuisine un-
surpassed. Dancing will be INDUCED
in from s to -, when an elegant ban
quet will be rendered the guests. Ex-
tensive arrangements have been made
for the occasion and a large crowd is
expected.
E. H. Ohleyer has resigned his
position with the Cohen Mercantile
Co., and gone to Brandon, his old
home, to live with his mother, who is
in i'll health. Ed. made many friends
here and he carries with him their
best wishes. Woodville Republican.
The individual desks arranged by
Supt. 8. r. Myers at the court house
for the examination of teachers is a
splendid idea, precluding as- it. does
any possibility Of one teaching aiding
another. Mr.. Myers deserves great
credit for this invention.
r. E. Gayden, W. s. May and Mrs.
H. L. Shields were appointed a COM
mittee by the Baptist church to at
tend the memorial services of Rev.
J. F. Pettigrew to be held at Pales.
tine church, in Kinds county, next
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Pettigrew was
pastor of the Baptist church here for
a good many years.
Flavius Brobst lectured at the
court house Monday night, under the
auspices of the Knights of Pythias.
His subject was Winners" and was
enterta ming and instructive, and
throughout abounded in logic and
eloquenoe. On account of the inclem-
enoy of the weather the attendance
was small.
The W. K. K. club spent a most
enjoyable afternoon last Friday at the
home Of Miss Mabel Gayden. Delicate
refreshments were served, after which
a prize was offered to the one naming
the greatest number Of authors. The
first prize, which was a box of sta.
tionery, was awarded to Miss Ruby
Enochs. The BOBBY" cats head
tied with green and white, to Miss
Mary Busick.
A vendor of brass trimmed spectacles
blew into town few days ago and
touched two or three of our citi-
zens to the tune Of from 81 to SIS.
The doctor" as he was pleased to
call himself, evaded the payment of
privilege licenses, and all that he took
in while here was 'clear keller It
is strange just why some people will
allow themselves to be humbugged in
any such manner.
The News is indebted to DR.. O. A.
Thomas for a handsomely engraved
invitation to attend the list annual
commencement exercises Of the med.
ical department Of Tulane Univer-
sity, Wednesday May 8, 1905. DIR.
Thomas graduates with honors. He
will return to Oklahoma and begin
the practice Of his chosen profession.
Charlie, as he is familarly known
here, is an excellant fellow, and will
no doubt make q success Of life. He
has our best wishes.
Miss Jennie MoLaurin, who was
carried from her home at Fannin to
the sanitarium at Vicksburg for treat
mAnt a week or tw0 ago died SUNDAY