The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-30

publish the proceedings NEXT week.
Capt. T. A. McWillie, one of the
capital city's best lawyers, was here
ON professional business Tuesday,.
Mrs. G.. w. Walford, nee Miss Virgil
MIA Bullock, dis the guest of MFRS. o.
e. Martini.
New scholars have materihllyy added
to the number of pupils alt the Grad
ed school.
J. M. Huffman, of east Rankin, was
am appreciated caller at ther News
office Monday.
Miss Florence Green of Jackson,
was the guest of Miss MfttIe john
son Friday.
D. j. Pickett, of Dobson, and Tom
Therrell, of Florence, were VISITORS
i'm town Tuesday.
Virgil Howie, a prominent attorney
of Jackson, had business i'm Chan
Gerry COURT this week.
Ben Wilkins, Knox McNair and
VIM. Grain represented ThomaswiIle
here Tuesday.
A. R. Davis, attorney at law. of
Plain, Miss, attended ChRncery court
here Wednesday,.
The Rankin County Teachers AS
sociatiom will meet here tomorrow
and Saturday.
Hoosier week will be the Big Week
October 18th to 18th. The State Fair
a little later.
J. L. Singletary and VIM. Alills, of
beat 1, looked after business mat
tiers here Tuesday.
Miss Ruby Watson treated some ot
HER school mates to a sugar came
feast Friday afternoon.
E. N. Ross and Sol WEIGH, two
solid men of Virgil, gave the News
office pleasant calls yesterday.
Mrs. Jamie Coulson is back from
am extended visit to her SON, Sidney
CoUlson, i'm San Francisco, Calif.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt G, Enochs, OF
Mendenhall were. the guests MCni
day and Tuesday of Mrs. Fanny Shaw
EnocfS.
Miss Bessie McCaskill left Satur
day for Memphis to make a two
weeks visit to Shelby NIcCasl1ill, hel
brother.
Several PARTIES living from 2 to 4
miles out south of town will soon
be connected with Brandonis tele
None exchange.
ri Stingily, of Pelahstchfe, and D
, Enochs, of Mendenhall weE1e
1g the visiting attorneys at Chan
- cou-f9 this week.
Clip says as soon ais PeaQy ana
Cook settle their dispute about thk
North Pole HE will publish the dis
rance from Brandon.
DR.. Peter Fairley, of Jackson, cam,
over yesterday to see after his Turn
balo plantation and to shake hands
with his numerous friends.
Miss Ida Allen, of Fannin, took thu
west bound train today at this plac'
for a visit to her uncle, A. G
Wright, at Mercury, Texas.
Mrs. R. D. McRae spent Monda,
and Tuesday in Jackson, the guest o
her SON Sam P. McRae, of the cap
ihal citys leading merchants.
Mrs. J. C. White and Miss Margu
ret Foulks Left Monday for Memphis
where the latter will Ttemain to at
tend college the ensuing session.
Bradley sowell, of Cato, jim
Knight, of Light and T. ]. Gates, O
Johns substantial farmers looked at
ter business matters in Brandon yes
terday!
Mrs. R. H. Scruggs, of Meridian is
here with her siister, Miss Helen Col
| lieHl who continues sick at the res
idence of her aunt, Mrs. Florence
Bhrney.
O1uHCS, IutS cICOO411AAAO0CoOAA4c
deputy revenue agent, was here
Monday and Tuesday closing up back
tax matters with those not previously
settled with
DR.. Stapleton is occupying the
building between the Bate old drug
store and DR.. Harry Watson's' jewelr.
store, where he will keep soft drinks
fruios etc.
Will Williams, formerly with H.
A. Busick, was here this week in the
interest of a Louisville firm, which
he has represented on the road ever
since leaving Brandon
I. P. Rushing leaves tomorrow to
take position with Smith Bros, fur
niure dealers, Jatckson, Miss, where
he will be glad to have his Rankin
friends call to see him.
Brandon merchants cam haul goods
from the depot ito town, and cotton