The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-06-30
LOCAL..

But it's now another song.
The words we use are different quite,
VI Though fully as sublime
"Man wants every dam thing in sight
And wants it all the time"
Silas Harris, of Cato, was Brandon
visitor Tuesday.
Wallace Mangum, of Forest, was a
Brandon visitor this week.
Mr.. R. H. scruggs spent last week
with friends in Meridian.
Miss Irene Atkins is attending the
summer normal at Clinton
Cole Burns is visiting DeBerry Cap
Teton at Crystal Springs.
A fine girl baby was born to Judge
and Mrs. w NJ. Oorley yesterday.
Misses Susie and Jennette Buchanan
are attending the Brokhaven normal.
w. D. Ragland and ]. H. Glass spent
Sunday at Antioch, attending childreHs
day. ,ailsAssa9
I c. H. Bethune, of Jackson, came over
Friday evening and attended the Masonic
banquet.
r. r. Busick went to Meridian this
week en- a business mission for the H. A.
Busck Co.
Mrs. c. R. Garraway will leave Sun
day for an extended visit to relatives a
Harrisburg
la NJ re
Harry Watson recovering from few
days illness
Miss Jennie Hunter Thornton, of Dallas,
Texas, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
/ Atwood Thornton.
Mrs. w. T. Pate of Jackson, visited
her mother Mrs. Laura McLaurin, the
early part of this week.
DR.. P. Fairly spent Tuesday in Rankin
county, looking after his farming interests
and other business.
Mrs. Johnson will return to her home
at Meridian tomorrow, after a visit to
her sister, Mrs. J. c. Atkins.
Mrs. Dr. Lee (nee Miss Mary Busick)
returned to her home today, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. @. P. Jones'
Little William Mcdonnell, of Gulfport,
arrived last week and will make his flu
ture home with Mrs. S. ]. Land.
Miss May Neal Ellis Gallman, Miss.
passed through town Tuesday en- route
30 Cato to visit Miss Neva Harris.
Mrs. H. R. Cooke and daughter, Jose
phine, arrived last week from Antlers
~ Okla, for visit to Mr. and Mrs. c. L
Martin.
Both banks will be closed Monday
July 4th. Deposit your money Satur-
day, and thereby avoid the rush on Tues
day.
Miss Gertrude Butler, of Clarksdale
and Mrs Lizzie Lancaster, of Sunhower
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H
Whitfield and Mrs. Turley.
A widow erected monument to her
husband, with this inscription, crest in
peace till we meet again" She didn't
think how it would sound.
Miss Mary Wilson, of Pelahatchie, lief
recently for Cincinnati, Ohio, where she
will take a thorough course of music in
1.-THE Cincinniti Conservatory of Music"
Some remarkable bargains are being
Differed by L. E. Washburn in his page
advertisements this week for his 10 day
sale, commencing on July 6. Save your
money for this great event.
The high neral standing of this COM
nunity is due to the fact that it has been
pSsrmeated by Christian influence and ed
acatioE, such as has radiated from the
various church organizations of our town
Mrs. G. E. Martin will leave next week
for an extended visit to relatives near
galveston, Texas. She will be accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Taylor, of
Florence.
Circuit court meets Monday. Let al
he county and beat officers rememta
hat the law requires their presence in
he court room on Monday morning to
near the charge of the court to the grand
uty.
Rural Route Carrier Thornton, of No
reports that Sandy Spann, colored
nan living s miles east of town killed
singing snake last week that measured
feet long and eight inches in circum-
arence. The snake was the largest ever
een in that part Of the country.
The corn prospect continues excel
.nt. rapid growth being enjoyed, and
deterioration has been reported from
,v section of the state, That there will
marked increase in the yield per
-re in Mississippi is the confident pre-.
rs;on Of the special agents of the United
stes department Of agriculture.
The stoy is told that certain woman