The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-06-03
w. B. Smith. OF Fannin. was here

w. B. Smith. OF Fannin. was here
Tuesday.
Ed Glass arrived yesterday for .
short stay.
Chas. Williams was business yis-
itor to Jackson Monday.
John Cole, OF Jackson, was the
guest OF homeDolks Sunday.
J. M. Smoot left Monday for an
extended trip through Texas.
Mayes Cooper, Of Greenwood, was
the guest OF friends here SUNDAY,
Edgar Misteafeldt. of Plain, was
looking after business here SATURDAY.
Hon. w. H. Hughes, of Raleigh,
was here ON professional business
this week.
E. P. Hit is spending his vacation
in Brandon, until the opening Of the
winter term.
Prof. John Rumble, the we'll known.
educator OF Pelahatchie. spent several
hours here Tuesday.
MT. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas, OF Pc
lahatchie, spent Sunday with E.. D..
Robins and family.
Marshal, EesfTs,Go ttrelas quite
q lot OF work ahead OF him as the
- - yxr@H
!, MISS Ethel Lanier has, retumed to
her home In Vicksburg after = few
days visit to Mrs. ID. Robins.
Miss Lula Hover was called home
the last Of the week ON account Of
the serious illness of her brother.
Marion Wilson has gone to Birm-
ingham where he will work on one
of the Mergentha lers of a city daily.
Several from here will attend COM
menIcement exercises at Mississippi
! College and Hillman Institute, Clinton
Trains are running on the A. & v.
and it is not expected that Pearl riv-
er. will get high enough to step them.
Many people have lost their oat
crops, others can partially save, and
all have suffered more or less dam
age.
A great deal Of cotton in this coun-
| ty, where it is practically ruined by
recent rains, will be plowed up and
| planted in corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. GLENN P. Jones, who
/ have BEEN residing in Jackson, have
moved over and are occupying the
/ Hartwen residence.
Mrs. j. Nj. Leitch,o Canton,is here
to be with her sister, Mrs. S. w
Tinnin who is a patient at the
Brandon Sanitarium.
Miss Ora Robinson returned Sunday
from a visit to Hattiesburg and was
accompanied home by her friend Miss
Allie M'Neil, of Newton.
E. N Ross arrived this morning
from Virgil an66wfiT spend a day
or two here vi III friends who are al
ways glad sec him.
PelahatqBe Graded School is looE
4 ing for additional teacher for
next sess b. None but a first class
teacher be considered.
G. C. prague. Hon. w. H. Hughes
Baxter BURNS and Col Sidney Nc,
Laurin represented Rankin and Smith
counties in Jackson yesterday.
DIR. Ruel May was here this week
shipping his office fixtures to Jack
SON, where ne has rooms i'm the Mer-
chants Bank Building in Jackson.
Miss Sarah Enochs is at home fo1
the summer resting after the closing
OF the high school at Greenwood,
where she was one of the faculty.
The meeting at the Baptist church
Will begin Monday might, June Is
Rev. Martin Ball, of Winona, Miss.
will be here again to do the preach
ling.
Willie Watson, one of Brandon's boys
who are succeeding well at college
is at home for vacation after a term
of hard study at ChamEerlin Hunt
Port Gibson.
Baxter BURNS was a welcome caller
at the News office one day this week.
b. F. Mulhollon, one of Pelahatchie's
solid merchants, transacted business
here Monaay,
Miss Meddie Robinson is at home
after the ending OF the Eaton High
/ School in Hattiesburg for the session
| of 1908 and 1909, of which, she was
principal
These rains may ruin the crops, but
1 the head of the family gets out of
| drawing water for chickens and wa
tering flowers. There is something
| good in everything.
The rains have been very dis
astrous to crops and business, but
you can't help it. Don't make mat
tiers worse by having the blues and
wearing long face.