The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-15

M. E. Ward was business visitor
to Jackson Friday.
Miss Mary Berry visited relatives
i'm jackson Monday.
Frank Emery Of Louisiana, lis here
visiting his parents.
Wiley Brown, of Fanninb7ais spend
ing the day i'm town.
Miss Jennie Wimberly, of jackson,
is visiting friends here.
Mayes Cooper, of Jackson, was
Visitor here last Sunday.
George Owen, of Pelahatchie, us
here today ON official business.
GLENN Jones many friends will be
SORRY to learn that he is quite I'LL.
Fox Simpson, represented Oliver
Finne Grocer Co., In Brandcn TUGS
day. SIS
Fillmore jones, of LUCKNOW, was
looking after business here Tues
clay.
DR.. Womack came over from
Jackson Sunday to visit friends
here.
john Myers, of Shady Dell, sold
watermelons and cantaloupes here
Tuesday.
Sam P. and Fred McRae, of Jack
som, spent Sunday ait the family home
east of town.
Mrs. ]. P. Berry and children of
jackson. are visiting Senator McLau-
rim and family.
c. A. Williams and G. o. Rouse,
merchants, went to the Capital City
ON business Monday.
Misses Irene and Lillie Atkins are
visiting their brother, James Atkins
and family, at Lake
Mrs. Leila Allen Penn and little
Mary Lee, OF Memphis, are the guests
OF Mrs. Sam Hobsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. McCaskill and
little son, ARRIVED Sunday to- visit
Mrs. McCaskill:s parents.
Mrs. Ccrinne (QuinnD Gordon and
daughter arrived yesterday to visit
Mrs. Sam Hobscn, her sister.
Mrs. E. E. Hindman, and Miss Lu-
cile Pearson, Cf Jackson, are TIE
guests of Brandon friends.
Carl Stingily, a prominent young
attorney of the Pelahatchie ban, was
here on business yesterday.
Miss Loulie Womack, of Me
ridian, is the guest of Mrs. Julia J.
Walker and Miss Helen COLLIER.
Mrs. Julia Johnson returned today
to her home in Meridian, accompan-
led by little Miss Muriel Simmons.
County surveyor, Rev. J. H. Whit
field, left fer Egremont, in the delta,
Monday, en- professional business.
Mrs. S. S. Rhodes and children, of
Pelahatchie, were the guests of Miss
Eunice Washburn On Tuesday last
Miss Mary Lou Leger, of Gulfport
|
the home Of Miss EEnice WaShbuE'n-
Uncle Dock" Mulhollan, of Pela-
haGdafe. was Shaking hands with his
numerous Brandon friends Monday.
Miss Willie Magee is here nurs-
ing little Miss Ruth Ccttre,l, who is
suffering with a slight attack of
fever.
Miss Russell, one of the nurses at
dhe Sanitarium was called Monday to
Thcmasviille to nurse her sister, Mrs.
Riddle.
Frank Rohinscnis at home fer the
summer from Washington. where
hIe has been clerk to Senator McLau-
rim.
w. A. Loflin, a former Brandonite,
but now a resident of jackson, was
here last week selling confectionery
to our merchants.
| Miss Rogers, Gre of the lealing
nurses at the Samitanrium, is enjoy
ling a well EARNED rest at her father: S
home neaT town.
Miss Carey Bruce left for the Cap
Iital City Wednesday TO take in the
encampment. She will be the guest
of the Fairly home.
Rev. ]. R. Jones, presiding elder,
will preach mcrnIing and evening at
the Methodist church, next Sabbath
and Monday morning the 3rd quarter
| ly conference will be held.
Rev. Bryan Simmons will fill his
regular appointment at Rock Hill
| Saturday afternoon and Sunday MORN
ing. Everybody invited to come out.
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Owen Brown, of Fam
min, and Mrs. Kate Fastening, of
Sunnyside, Ark, were guests of rel
atiWes and friends here yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Moorer, of Jackson,
ere comfortably dcmflci,ed at Mrs.
| Dicks0n's for a stay in Brandon to
enjoy the purest air in the state.
Willie Walker has returned from