The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-04-15

For ham what 'am''-see Turkeys
ad in tO-day's issue. He has the
rice to color with the rich, red gravy
of the ham that am
Mrs. G. w. White met her daughter
Miss Mary, who is one of the Seniors
at Hilman Institute, Clinton, All. Jack
son Monday, for few pleasant hours.
Miss Annie Henry left for Vicks-
burg Saturday where today. she will
be one OF the brides maids In the
Startling Cowan marriage in that city.
Mrs. J. T. B. Berry. accompanied
Miss Mary as far as Jackson, on her
return Monday to resume her studies
at Whitworth after few pleasant
days at home.
Read the Brandon Drug Company's
advertisement, which tells of the ne
cessaries and notions of which full
assortment is kept and will be sold
at prices right.
The new automatic horse trough
to be placed on the town square has
arrived, and the tired and thirsty
horse can soon Stake his thirst with
pure spring water.
Mrs. H. A. Busick left last night
for Foote, Miss, in response to a
message that her infant grand
daughter, Ann Law, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. S. I. Law was sick.
Wiley Williams, of Morton, is In
charge of the Brandon Drug Co. and
the patrons, as well as the public gen
orally, will find him very pleasant
gentleman to do business with.
w. G. Barnes is prepared to sell
you screen doors and windows to
keep out flies, mating and shades
to fix up the rooms neatly, and cloth
ing to suit ALL Read his advertise
ment.
Mrs. Jas. Williams and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Virginia and Eva, VIII
liams, honored the News office with
call today and were shown how an
up to date print shop turned out an
up to date weekly.
The Brandon Water Company has
just installed a new duplex pump of
5000 gallons capacity per hour and
an additional engine so that there will
be always plenty of power to furnish
water to customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kernaghen
long residents of Brandon, but now
living in Jackson, celebrated their
golden wedding Tuesday and the
News wishes them many more years
of life and happiness.
Manager J. H. Kelly, of the Vicks-
burg Newspaper Union was out Tues
day and paid a welcome visit to this
office, whose latch string is al
wavs on the outside to genial John
Kelly.
Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens leaves
tomorrow for Hattiesburg for day
with relatives and from there will go
to Biloxi, and to the Soldiers Home
at Beauvoir. She will also be the
guest of school girl friends at Moss
Point, next week.
In last weeks issue of the News
our Linotype cast the, word attitude"
when it should have been altitude
in our appreciated weekly letter from
Thomasville, and as the proof reader
doesn't use glasses, as he should, let
the error go through.
w. S. Crook, one of Rankins most
progressive farmers, hauled out
Tuesday to his farm South of town
manure spreader, an implement tina
is worth many times its cost and
one which every one needs who wish
es to get best results from his land.
Geo. C. Sprague and H. E. Carr,
went over to Jackson Monday on bus
mess and while there were trying out
some new autos with a view of Sc
curing the best, when MIR. Sprague
purchases one to use instead of hor-
ses in going around on his land buy
ing trips.
The wind Monday night was quite
stiff here, but the News has not lear
ned of any severe damage in this inn
mediate neighborhood; however, the
warehouse at Pelahatchie had it's
roof blown off and other buildings
suffered more or less damage at that
place.
Brandon offers many advantages
to couples who desire quiet wedding
or escape parental viglence,
for besides being the county seat,
no Gretna Green has an equal to
ours when it comes to quickly and
beautifully tying the knot that new
err becomes united.
The News had the pleasure of read
ing copy of the Inter Mountain Re-
public of Salt Lake CITY of which
Frank w. Sprague is one of the
Editors. Mr. Sprague has occasion
ally visited his brother George here,
and his friends would be glad to
have him come again.
Tally Heslep. who was recently