The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-07-28
LOCAL.

Mrs. Aura Purnell is visiting Jackson
friends
D. Mrs M c. Buckley is visiting Mrs
Sam Hobson.
Board of supervisors meet in regular
session next Monday.
John Horne is spending day or two
with his father, w. J. Horne
Mrs. |. O. Brown, of Fannin, spent
yesterday with Mrs. r. F. Brown.
Marion Martin, of Birmingham, is here
visiting his father, J. E. Martin.
Mrs. Viola Cole and Miss Viola Burns
are visiting at Florence this week.
John Ohleycr, of Tchula spent day
or two with home folks last week.
Good roads are like good telephones
once used no one would do without them.
Mrs Mayes Cooper, of Jackson spent
Yesterday with her mother, Mrs. Sam Hob
son.
"a. M. Shields has new ad today.
Read it, he always has something of in
aerest to say.
]. c. Shelley, of Pelahatchie, is spend
ing a while with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P.
Sanderson.
Mr.. r. H. Scruggs' many friends are
Z glad to see him out again after severe
! spell of fever.
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, of Birming-
man, is the charming guest of Miss
Margaret Foulks.
Mrs. T. D. May will leave Sunday for
a few weeks visit to relatives at Brook
maven and Wesson.
Rev. ]. H. Whitfield went to Florence
today to spend few days with his broth
.er, R. A. Whitfield
Mrs. L. B. Cheatham and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, of Jackson, are visiting
Mrs. r. F. Brown.
Mrs. S. c. Brown is expected home next
week from an extended visit to relatives
and friends in Tennessee.
Lamar Easterling bright young at
week On legal business.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Watson will leave
in few days for a weeks visit to rel
atives at New Orleans.
+, The News is glad to report Mr.. Lee
4 Robinson much improved with conditions
good for permanent recovery.
Mrs. c. R. Garraway and Master
Charles have returned from a very pleas
ant visit to relatives at Harrisburg.
P. L. Davis, of Vicksburg, adjuster
for the Hartford Insurance Co., was a
business visitor to Brandon Tuesday.
W. H. Alexander, prominent citizen
of Pineville, Smith county, was here the
early part of the week visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs E. H. Ohleyer and chill
dren left last week for their home at West
Point after short visit to Mr.. Ohleyer's
mother, Mrs. John Ohleyer.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Watson chaperoned
dance at Busicks well last night A
most pleasant evening is reported by all
who attended. Music was furnished by
Reeds band.
Mr.. S. F. Dupree, prominent business
man of the capitol city, spent yesterday
afternoon with his brother-in-law, J. W.
Birdsong, returning to Jackson on the 6
o'clock train.
The annual revival will bepin at Green
field Methodist church next Sunday
Preaching at II O'Clock a. M, and p. m.
Rev. J. Y. Bowman will conduct the
SERIES
B. A. Clark, of Cato was a Brandon
visitor Monday. Mr.. Clarke states that
at the proper time will make his formal
announcement.
A year ago Brandon commenced build
ing good roads and after seeing the BEN
eft of splendid highways no one would
now willingly give up the roads to save
a small tax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield have just re-
turned from visit to their son and his
family in Claiborne county, and report
a fair prospect for a cotton crop and
very fine corn crop in that county.
L. c. Robinson has just completed a
store building at the rock quarry and is
running comrnissary. There are about
30 people employed there and no doubt
Mr. Robinson will do we'll
MIR. c. c. Mabry, grand lecturer of this
Masonic district will arrive this afternoon
and will spend two days here lectur-
ing Tyrian lodge. As many as possible
are requested TO be present