The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-03-17
PATRICK, MISS.

Now, perhaps some people think that
Patrick has passed out of existence, but
has not, however The writer has been
absent fer some time.
Spring has come again after long spell
eff winter.
Log-rolling and road working is about
a thing Of the past in this part of the
world, and farmers here have had a good
many large new grounds this year.
Farming is the order cf the day, as
some have planted GIN, as everybody
is planning for a large corn crop this
year. That's right boys, so you can drive
nice horses.
Oats are looking lots better of late. We
have a nice crop of oats and bids fair
for a fine prospect
H. H. Patrick, w. L. Marshall, ID. A.
Kersh, j. H. Collier, r E. Patrick, d. Z.
Traxler and Ellis Patrick have recently
purchased some first class mules, and put
them to work, which means something.
Mrs. ice Collier is able to be up to the
delight Of her many friends.
Mr.. Ben Ferguson, who has been Sc
riousy Ill for three months, is reported
better. We hope for him speedy recov-
cry.
Miss Eula Williams is progressing just
fine with her schocl-61 pupils enrolled.
We, the patrons, can say that Miss Will
liams has taught us two of the best schools
we have yet had taught here, and would
be delighted TO secure her for another
session.
Sunday school is progressing nicely
at present, ard owing to SO much sickness
Let every one come and bring their friends
with them to help out the crowd and take
part in the good work. Every one far
and near are invited to come cut and join
US in this good work.
lin Thompson, who has been very i'll,
IS able to be up, to the delight of his
many school mates.
Gladys Traxler is very sick at present.
Her many school mates and friends hope
to see her up seen.
The spelling match last Friday after
noon was just grand, the prize was
awarded BIZ G. L. Collier and w L.
Marshall and Miss Sorintha Patrick, was
TIE successful ones in the prize winning,
which was 4 real nice prize. A good
many present, and al report jolly good
time. Come again
Bro. Dickens preached for Us Sunday
afternoon, and will continue to preach
for us throughout the year every second
Sunday afternoon at 3 P. M, SO let every
ore Gene cut and hear him. He preached
an excellent sermon for US, and had
nice crowd and several visitors
Several couples Of our young people
attended services at Johns Sunday morn
ing All report a nice time as usual
when they go TO Johns.
Some of our boys are sporting some nice
harness horses and new run-abouts | hat
right bows, show the ladies a nice time
for you'll surely please them when yot
have nice turnout.
Miss Augusta Dcnnell, enc of Johns
most charming young ladies, is visiting
her sister and many friends here. Sh'
is always welcome in our midst
E. Cudabac Lumber Co. is doing an In
terestirg business in the long leaf pines
They are shipping their lumber daily
by car lots.
Our DIR. Cleveland Russell is kept rec
busy riding and is having grand success
with his chosen business. DR.. Cleveiant
is one of our boys and we are proud t.
have him with us.
John and Will Ferguson, two OF oul
BOYS have gone in the grocery business II
Jackson. We wish for them much sue
cess. -.
Mr.. C. C. Donnell, Of Johns, visitee
| his daughter Mrs. Joe Collier, Sunday
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