The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1907-01-03

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Miss Jennette Buchanan came over
from Bellehaven College and spent
Christmas at home.
Leon Buchanan, Of Hattiesburg,
spent day or two with homefolks
during the holidays.
Willie Walker. who IL attending
school at A. & M. College, spent the
holidays at home. 92ft aisaIis9a
DR.. r. r Walkers many friends
are glad to see him out again after
his long siege of illness.
Miss Willie Magee Of jackson spent
several days during the holidays with
Miss Enuice Washburn.
Miss Anna Henry, of jackson, has
returned home after q very pleasant
visit to Miss Annie Henry.
Mrs. T. T. Cottrell and little Ruth
spent few days with relatives and
friends in the delta last week.
Louis McLaurine, Of New Orleans,
was here during the holidays shoot
ing birds and visiting relatives.
Mrs. Annie Weathersby, and sister,
Miss Mary Busick, will leave today
for visit to relatives at Newton.
Mrs. W. T. Faulkner, Of Washing
ton, D. O., is visiting relatives and
friends in this her old home county.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson. who 10 teach
ing at Hattiesburg, was among those
who came home to spend the holidays.
Dave Wilson. who is firing pas
senger train between Canton and
Memphis, spent the holidays at home.
D. M. Mayors will have car Of
choice ear corn for sale at the depot
in week or two. Place orders now.
r. S. Maxey, jr., representing Ely
& Walker Dry Goods Co., of ST. Louis,
was Brandon visitor during the holt
days.
Willie Watson and FOREST Stubble-
field. who are attending school at A.
& M. College, spent Christmas at
home. m
Tom F. johnson, of Tenn, left for
his home Tuesday. While here he
made many friends who regret his
going.
NJ. s. McGohce, a pr,minont at
torney Of Memphis. aud ms pride
visited the McGehee family here last
week.
Mrs. L. B. Cheatham, of Birming-
ham, spent few days during the
holidays with her sister, Mrs. r. F.
Brown. E ~
W. NJ. Smith and Marion Martin,
OF Birmingham, were welcome guests
to their old home during the holiday
season.
Miss Annie Hinton Wilson, of
Vicksburg, returned yesterday after
spending several days very pleasantly
at home. 35IYE
Misses Stella Ernest and Mary
Kerr Dunbar spent the holidays at
their homes at Laurel and Natchez,
respectively.
Miss Ivey Davis, of the l. I. & g.,
at Columbus, were among the Brandon
girls who were welcomed home during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Russell, and
little daughter, of McHenry, visited
relatives here and at Dobson during
the holidays.
DR.. S. H. Stapleton has moved his
soda pop business into the Ohleyer
building which was recently vacated
by III. W. jackson.
Miss Belle Cooper, of Star, will be
here in few days to open up dress
making business at the home Of Miss
Josie Peacher.
Clifton Cole, who is taking course
in medicine at Tulane University, at
New Orleans, spent few days at
home last week.
Lon Barrow and DR.. D. B. Wilson
were here Monday, attending the first
annual meeting of the directors Of the
Rankin County Bank.
Misses Edna Clement and Lucille
Pearson. of Pearson, were the
charming guests Of Miss Annie Hinton
Wilson one day last week. $3.50,
Dan Mayors, jr.. Shot himself in
the hand with toy gun last week
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