The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-13
LOCAL.

DR.. Burnham made business trip to
Pelahatchie Tuesday.
Miss Ivie Davis left Sunday fer her
school at East, Miss.
Justice Thomas was accompanied by
his wife on Wednesday.
W. d. Ragland visited his mother at
Thomasville on Sunday.
Mrs. S. l. McLaurin visited relatives
in Pelahatchie on Sunday.
Mr.. Rob Henry of Jackson, was Wis
iting in Brandon on Sunday.
Mr.. Wylie Brown, of Fannin, was a
Brandon visitor on Tuesday.
Miss sudie Robinson left on Monday
for her school at Flora, Miss.
Mss Jenette Buchanan left Wednes-
day for her school at Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Lulu Scott, who is teaching at
Cleary, was in the city last Saturday.
Mrs. G. w. Pollock, of Jackson, spent
Saturday with relatives in Brandon.
Lewis May, Jr, who has been sick
for several days is slowly improving.
MIR. John Ainsworth was among the
business visitors in Brandon on Monday.
Mr.. A. ]. Ward, of Summer, was
transactiag business in Brandon Saturday
Mr. VIII Pope, Of Eureka, was
pleasant caller at the News Office Satur-
day. Is
Mrs. Ira Shieldsand children returned
to their home in Pelahatchie on Tues
day ID
Mr.. John Fortenberry, of Pisgah, wa:
among the Brandon visitors on WedneS-
day. u
Miss Nell>Gayden and little Nell Smoot
made a visit to the Capitol City Mon
day.
I. Miss Meddie Robinson, of Norfeld
spent Saturday and Sunday with home
folks.
Mr.. stingley, the Pelahatchie lawyer,
was among the business visitors at Bran
don today.
Mr.. B. F. Mulholland, prominent
citizen of Pelahatchie, spent the day here
Wednesday.
Mr.. Anse McLaurin made business
trip to PolkvilIe on Wednesday, going
thru the country.
Mr. S. R. Owens, the Peenatchie ed
itor, was welcomed visitor at the News
office on Wednesday.
Mr.. G. c. Pierce, the hustling Thorn
asviIle farmer, was pleasant caller at
the News Office Monday
Miss Grace Buchanan, who is teach
ing at Fannin, spent Saturday and Sun
day with relatives here.
Our friend Mr.. D. M. Robbins, in
forms us that at the right time he will
announce for county treasurer.
Mr.. Hugh Barksdals, of Goshen Springs
passed through Brandon Saturday en-
route to his school at Concord.
Mr.. Oh. A. Busick and son, Ed, left
"Wednesday for Hattiesburg where they
90 to attend the Confederate reunion.
]. w. Busick, prominent citizen of
I Brandon, was in the city yesterday look
! ing after business affairs. Thursday Clar-
ion-Ledger.
DR.. Albert McLaren was in the city
On yesterday, and says that the Free
State Of Rankin" is all right.-Tuesday's
ClariOn5 Ledger.
Mr. Dock Byrd, of King, who was in
town Tuesday, informs us that every
body in his neighborhood is working and
planning for the Beat Fair.
We have been asked TO announce that
there will be preaching ar Rock Hill
Achurch on Saturday at $50 p. m, and
on Sunday morning at II.
Clarence Webb, of Monterey, who has
been home on vacation, passed thru
brandon on Wednesday on his way back
70 Louisiana, where a job is awaiting
him.
Horace McLaurin, who is attending col
1 ,eoe in Clinton, where he is senior this
YEAR is at home on account of bad
health. We hope that he may be able
- resume his studies soon.
We arc glad to hear the report from
4 sumner where she IS teaching school
hat Miss Gladys Stubblefeld has made
GOD She is considered one of the best
Thar has ever officiated at that