The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-09-19

%. LOUIS WH6I0 no DOugnt large
stock Of fall and winter goods.
| You will miss q treat II you miss
the apron party at the home of Mrs.
j. L. MoCaskill tomorrow night.
| Earl McGilvra and Ellis Baker,
left Monday for Starkville, where
they will attend school this session.
Miss Irene McLaurin returned Tues
day from Jackson, where she has been
visiting her sister for the last month
Miss Irene Hobson leaves in few
days for Valley Park, Miss, where
she has accepted position to teach
school.
Misses Mary Berry and Ruby Enocha
will leave next week for Brook haven,
where they will attend Whitworth
College.
Don't forget the stock law. It
goes into effect October 1. Marshal
Cottrell declares that he will rigidly
enforce it.
Collier Maxey, who has position
with the Southern Express Company
in Jackson, was a visitor here last
Saturday.
Miss Sarah Enochs left this week
for Corinth, where she has accepted q
q position in the public school as
music teacher.
James Busick has been quite sick
for several days with bilious attack.
We are glad, however, to report him
better today.
P. K. Whitney, editor of the Ray.
mond Gazett, was visitor to Brandon
Tuesday. The News acknowledges a
pleasant call.
/ l.. E. Washburn is having a con-
crete sidewalk laid In front of his
new store, which will add greatly to
its appearance.
Henry Busiok returned Monday
from st. Louis, where he has been
buying the fall and winter stock for
the III. A. Busick Co.
Miss Leila McCaskill,. of Magee, has
returned home after very pleasant
visit to her cousin, Miss Bessie Nc
Caskill, at this place.
Walter Collier left Monday for
Starkville, accompanied by his little
son Harris. who will attend the A. &
M. College this year.
Judge Byrd and District Attorney
East held court Paulding in Jasper
county, last week. This was Mr..
East's first court as district attorney.
Tomorrow and next day will be the
last fall examination days for white
teachers. There were 81 applicants
for license two weeks ago, and out of
that number - failed to pass
Misses Mary and Cora Kline, who
have been conducting schools on the
coast for the past several months, re-
turned to their home at Thomasville
Saturday, to spend short vacation.
Miss Kathryn Kersh, formerly of
Brandon, was quietly married to L.
E. Herman, of Memphis, Tenn,
Wednesday, September 18th, at 7:SO
p. M, at st. Luke's Rectory.
"Uncle Billie Moore and grand
daughter, Miss Prichard Alfosd. are
visiting relatives in Fannin. Miss
Prichard has accepted the school at
Cleary, and will begin teaching in
October.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Walrod spent
Sunday and Monday with friends at
Fannin. they report that q very in
teresting meeting is being held at
Fannin this week, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Scarborough.
Misses Marie Dickson, Minnie Wat
son. Merle Gayden, Emma Buchanan
and Maggie Belle McRae will leave
next Tuesday for Columbus, where
they will attend the Industrial Insti-
tute and College.
Miss Eta Glenn Gayden is at
Florence, where she is engaged as
music teacher of the High School for
the present session. Miss Eta Glenn
is very proficient teacher. and the
school board is to be congratulated
upon securing her services.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Evans have re-
moved to Memphis where Mr.. Evans
has accepted a position with the
Western Union Telegraph Go. as
operator. Mr.. Evans is succeeded
here as manager of the telephone ex-
change by Mr.. Ozier, Of Jackson.
Miss Bessie Bond, of Vicksburg, is
spending few days in Brandon. Miss