The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-29

X. n. Jayn6 Is IN TOWN. lUOdy.
w. A. Ainsworh, of Star, was here
yesterday.
Mrs Leon Walrod has been very i'll
for several days.
Judge A. c. Norrell was here this week
attending chancery court.
County Attorney Carl Stingily, is here
this week attending court
Board of supervisors will meet in regu-
her session next Monday.
Messrs. D. NJ Mayors and Joe Thomas
are spending the lay in Jackson
John Garrett, of Thomasville, was here
a few days ago transacting business.
Cotton is coming in at a lively rate,
and is selling for IS IA cents per pound
Hernby May spent few days this week
in Jackson, "subbing" On the Clarion
Ledger.
n Mrs. Louis H. Wilson spent several
days this week with her sister, Mrs NJ
j S. Ho5son.
Miss Ruby Watson left yesterday for
Port Gibson Female College, where she
will enter school.
H. R White, a prominent merchant
of Fannin, is in Brandon today, trans
acting business.
Miss Julia Cofer has returned from an
extended visit to relatives and friends
at Myles, Miss
Miss May Hemby, of Monticello Ark,
is spending few days with relatives in
and around Brandon.
Judge Sam Whitman is here this week,
holding the regular September term of
the chancery court
Hen. J. c. Robinson was visitor to
Brandon yesterday, accompanied by his
little niece, Miss Cranberry.
Misses Atwood Thornton and Siddie
Davis will leave Saturday for their
spective schools in the delta.
Street Commissioned Cottrell is doing
good piece of work on the street in
spfront of the Methodist church.
w. l. Barrow, one Of the county's most
prominent citizens, was here the early
part of the week. attending chanccry
court.
The Rankin County Medical Society
will meet in Brandon next Monday. See
notice from the president in another col
s umn of today's paper.
Col. w. w. Robson has returned from
very pleasant visit to friends at Ellis
Vile. Hattiesburg Gulfpcrt and other
points On the Mississippi coast.
Toe Boehle, a good substantial citizen
of near Jackson is in Brandon today.
shaking hands with his many friends,
who are always glad to see him.
VIM Mayors has been confined to his
room for several DAYS with mild at
tact of fever. We are glad to report him
better today, however.
Sidney McLaurin, Jr., has enrolled as
a student at Southwestern Presbyterian
University, az Clarksville. Tenn, and
writes that he is we'll pleased with the
place and the college.
DIR. c. r. Stingily, the hook worm
8specialist, was here Monday. Dr. Stingily
promises to pay our town return visit
soon and deliver lecture on the hook
worm disease and proper sanitation
Bishop Bratton preached a very in
teresting and instructive sermon at St.
Luke's church last SUNDAY morning at
the II o'clock hour. Confirmation services
were held prior to the sermon.
Miss Lula Rogers, who has been doing
surgical nursing for Dr. Johnson, in va
ZOO City. for the past month, was called
home Yesterday to nurse her little niece
Ruth Robbins, who is very i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Lula Hover has resigned her pos,
;tion at present with Miss E. L. Wash
burn, as her trimmer, on the account Of
iii health, to the regret Of her many
lfriends and customers She will be sue
heeded BY Mrs. n. E. Jones. who will
is glad to have her friends call on her
and viii promise to give the best Of SER