The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-10

Master Joe Foulkes il taking in the
reunion at Memphis.
e. T. Martin, of brownsville, took
in the reunion this week at Memphis
Sam Darnell was over from Jack
son Sunday guest at Hotel DarnaH
Mrs. C. E. Gayden and little SON,
left Monday for Laurel to visit her
parents.
Miss Julia Martin, of Pelahatchie.
has been the guest Of her uncle, j.
K. Martin.
Berry Slade, of Branch, was an
agreeable caller at the News office
this week.
Mad. Pat Henry and E. P. Hit
left Saturday for Memphis to attend
the reunion.
Albert Weille, of vicksburg, was
week end visitor to his mother.
Mrs. E. S. Weille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gayden, of
West Point, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Gayden.
Mrs. DR.. Goodman and daughter,
Miss Robbie, of Carey, visited Mrs.
Sophie Ohleyer this week.
There will be divine services at st.
Luke's Episcopal church next Sunday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Wiley Hill, who lived in this coun-
ty for many years, but now citizen
of Braxton, was here last week.
Miss Matt McLanrin and Sam Blu
chanan, of Jackson, were the guests
of relatives here this week.
Miss Emma Buchanan, who has
been attending the l. l. & c., at Col
umbus, is at home for vacation.
Carl Stingily, Esq, and George R.
Owen, Marshal, of Pelahatchie, came
down to the county capital Monday.
Miss Nan Mayors will leave Sat
urday fer New Orleans on visit to the
family of her uncle, Lewis McLaurin.
Miss Allie Mcneil returned to
her home at Newton Saturday after
a pleasant visit to Miss Ora Robinson
w. B. Collier has returned from
Columbia and is busy with farm ope-
rations on his Tumbalo Creek planta-
ton.
Miss Amanda Atkins is enjoying a
we'll earned vacation from her duties
as matron at the Blind Asylum in
Jackson.
Lamar Easterling, of Jackson, and
D. c. Enochs, of Mendenhall, were
here Saturday looking after legal mat
tiers.
Not many people in town Satur-
day, as the weather was too fine to
be out of the field after such a siege
of rain.
Mrs. Eugene Jackson and Master
Eugene arrived this week from Parch-
man on a visit to Mr.. c. L. Martins
family.
Misses Nan Mayors and Ruth White
returned Monday afternoon from
Clinton where they attended com
mencement exercises.
Mrs. F. B. Walrod has lemon tree
which bore this. season a perfectly
formed lemon which measured incl
eS i'm circumferprce
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Sweeny and lit
tie Miss Sweeney, of Jackson, were
here Tuesday Mr.. Sweeney will be
over again next Tuesday.
This has been splendid week for
field work and Judging from the scar
city of out-of-town customers farmers
have been in their fields.
Mrs. H. A. Busick left yesterday
for Vicksburg to be with her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, who is still at Dr.
Streets Sanitarium in that city.
Misses sallie Cole Shields, Chris
tine Berry, Linda Atkins and Grace
White were the guests last week OF
little Miss Ora Mcneil at Newton.
Misses Carey Bruce and Mary Berry
are in Memphis, members of a house
party at Mrs. ]. G. Whites. and of
course are also enjoying the reunion.
Miss Hover has returned from
Saucer where she was called to see
brother who was quite sick, but i'm
proved enough for her to leave him.
Dr. A. G. McLaurin went up to
Memphis Monday to enjoy the Con-
federate Union and hoped to meet
many former friends who now live
in other sections