The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-07-21
LOCAL.

4 Jovial George Harris, Of Cato, spent
Monday in the county capital.
Prof. ]. |. Ccvington was welcome
visitor in our midst Monday.
Miss Lucille Jack. of Meridian, is here
visiting Mrs. Annie McLaurin.
Master Henry. Girdlestone was here
MonAay mixing with his boy trends.
Mrs. F. B. Walrod has lemon tree
with Al well developed lemons On it.
Miss vesta May is spending tie week
with her aunt, Mrs H. E. Crook, of Jack
son.
Mr.. and Mrs James Atkins, of Lake
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. G
Atkins
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Crook, of Jack
son, spent Sunday and Monday with Ran
kin relatives.
Mrs. Ira Shields, of Pelahatchie, is at
her fathers, Mr.. Lee Robinson, during
his illness.
Luther Grain and Joe Neal, Of Thorn
asville neignborhood, were Monday Wis
itors to cur city.
Capt AL Lacy, of Braxton, Simpson
county is in the city visiting r. E. Gay
] den and friends.
The annual Methodist revival begins
at Townsville next Sunday. Services at
II and 2:3o o'clock.
Dr. L. M Clarke, of Pelahatchie, was
here Tuesday, shaking hands with his
many Brandon friends. IL
Circuit court adjourned yesterday. Full
proceedings will be found in another
column Of today's paper.
Robert Maxey, Jr, who represents a
New York dry goods house, is stopping
in the city for a few days.
VIII Robinson and wife, of Oil City,
La, arrived Tuesday on a visit to Wills
father, Mr. Lee Robinson.
Prof. S. c. Brown has returned from
New Orleans where he has been attending
the Tulane Summer Normal.
Miss Mary Walker is at home from
Tourc Inhrmary, at New Orleans, where
she is taking course in nursing.
Prof Covington was here Monday be-
fore the school board in the interest
of matters pertaining to his school.
y Mrs. Lizzie P Jones returned Tues
,f+ IN or
: sister, Mrs. Dr.. Lee at Foote Miss
Miss Alma Rene Costello, of Pocahon
tas, friend of |. c. Stubblefeld, was a
guest at the Darnall Hotel Sunday.
Roy Robinson, Of Sour Lake Texas,
is home on visit to his parents, and
to be with his father during his illness.
w. R. Taylor is at home for a few
days stay, and expects to return to Brook
haven to finish his medical treatment.
l. w Shields came down from Pela-
hatchIe Tuesday to be at the bedside of
Mr.. ]. L. Robinson, who continues crit
icall i'll.
Mrs. Jno A. Gayden left yesterday TO
Memphis where she will spend a week
or two visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Smoo..
Miss Bethanye Wilson, of Jackson,
daugte of Hon. E. S. Wilson, is be-
ing entertained this week by Miss Anna
buchanan.
Miss yirgie Maxey returned from New
Orleans last week where she has been
attending the Summer Normal at Tulane
University.
Rev. Mr. Grice brought the News
Tuesday a sample Of the Fannin par
sonage gardens squashes, which ranked
high.
Mr. c. l. Martin is without doubt the
champion pumpkin raiser of the county
having brought in one Monday that
weighed 76 pounds.
Mrs Howard Stuart and little son, Will
son, of Washington, D. c., arrived Mon
day for an extended visit to Mrs. Bette
Wilson.
Our genial and accommodating post
master, r Burns, spent Monday and
uSSudy Oh IHlS week dttrHding the poSt
masters league, which was in session at
Jackson.
VIM. B. Easterling, an old Rankinite
is in the city mixing with friends HI
has just returned from a prolonged visi
to Beaumont, Texas.
Ed Green, Millsaps student, and on
of Iacks0n's most popular young men
spent several days with Rev. O. J. Rainey
at the Darnall Hotel, returning home
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Walker, although offered
d position to teach Latin in the Columbia