The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-03-04

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in beat 3 this week looking after de-
monstration farm work.
Mrs. r. L. McLaurin, of vicksburg,
is spending the week here,
Chas. Martin, Jr. sprained his an
kle yesterday. but 1t is hoped the
injury will not be serious.
Ike Lawrence. of Goshen Springs,
is here to see his son, Lutte Lawrence
who is recovering from an operation
for appendices at the Brandon SAM
tarium.
/ DR.. E. A. May left yesterday for
Atlanta, Ga, to complete his dental
course there, after which he will take
a post graduate course in the dental
department of Chicago University.
Fresh vegetables and fruit-just ar
rived TURLEY & WILLIAMS.
+ News was received here this morn
ing that Ed Riddle, living in the
Thomasville neighborhood, last night
lost his residence and smoke house,
with nearly all their contents by fire,
B. f. Mulhollan, solid man and
merchant from the solid town of Pc
lahatchie, is shaking hands with
| friends here today and every one is
always glad to see our former citi-
zen.
/ The board of supervisors is in
regular session this week, but as the
appointments of road overseers have
to be made at this meeting adjourn
ment will not take place in time for
the News to publish the proceedings
in this issue.
Col. Sidney McLaurin is expected
home tomorrow from a trip to Cuba
Mesdames w. It. Stevens, and Ber-
ia Cotton and little Miss Emily Cot
ton are the guests of relatives and
friends here this week
If you want good groceries-buy
from TURLEY & WILLIAMS,
/ Mrs Daisy McLaurin Stevens left
Monday for short visit to Green
vile and to also be one of the guests
at house party given by Mrs. w
| w. Worthington. at Wayside planta-
ton near Greenville.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet next wednesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, at the Millinery Parlors
of Miss Eunice Washburn. Every men
Der is requested to be presnt as mat
tiers Of Importance will be consider
ed
/ State Senator S. N. Samples, OF
Holmes county, died Monday from
blood poisoning, which developed
from cutting his toe, while pairing a
corn with razor, the blade slipping,
making a deep cash.
II L VI III yOui. OIQcI 1Ol OySlcl D
well have them Friday.
TURLEY & WILLIAMS.
Mr.. Thos. Childres, of Rankin coun
ty, and Miss Lillian Finch, of Scott
county, were united in marriage at
half past three o'clock yesterday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Hill, AZ
1 Clifton street, Justice Joe Cade per
forming the ceremony.-Jackson Dali
News of March End.
Hon. John Sharp Williams was yes
terday presented by friends and adj
mirers in Washington with a splen-
did oil portrait of himself, as a tes-
timonial of esteem felt for the
former able leader of the democracy
in the House.
! A. l.. Hughes, now living at Roll
tives and friends and reports farming
Operations well advanced in that por-
tion of the delta, with more land this
year than usual devoted to corn and
other crops.
We have a complete line of fresh
fancy groceries.
TURLEY & WILLIAMS.
j A private letter received from Per-
kins, Okla, states that DR.. e. r.
/ Thomas condition grows more seri-
Gus each day Dr. Thomas is ma
tive of the Dry Creek neighborhood
in this country, but moved to Oklaho-
ma several years ago and his friends
here will regret to know of his fail
/ ing health. Q
1.-The Noble Outcast," presented Fri
day night, by home talent, reflected
great credit on those who took part
in the splendid production.