The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-09-01
LOCAL..

veral days.
Mrs o. E. Martin has returned from
a visit to relatives at Florence.
Miss Tay Rouse was the guest of
Miss Mabel Gayden this week
Miss Ethel May spent Friday with her
sister. Mrs. II. E. Crook. in Jackson.
Mrs. Richard Shields, of Forest, is
visiting Brandon friends and relatives.
1 Both banks will be closed Monday
as that day is a legal holidSy-Labor
Day
Tim Shiloh campmeeting will begin
next Sunday and continue through the
week.
Miss Clara Magee, of Clinton, spent
a few days with Mrs. w. O. Barnes this
week.
Mrs Estelle Shafer. of Chattanooga.
Tenn, is here visiting her sister. Mrs.
Bowman.
John Ohleyer, now of Tchula, Miss,
illness.
Judge r. F. Cochran, of Meridian,
pent an hour or two here yesterday on
al business.
Sam Fulton Crock, of Jackson, is WIS.,
ting his uncle, Mr.. w. S Crook, at his
country home.
Rev. Amos Kendall. merchant of east
Rankin, was in town yesterday, buying
goods for his store
Rev. Bryan Simmons is engaged in a
meeting at Star this week, being assisted
by Rev. ]. P. Williams.
r. E. Ross, substantial merchant and
prominent citizen of Pelahatchie, was
Brandon ,xisitor Friday.
Miss Meddie Robinson spent few
hays at Flora this week, the ( est OF her
bousin, Mrs Leila Childress.
Webster Dewitt, of Fannin, spent a
koupIe9 of days here this week, having
,ome down on his motorcycles.
Henry Barnes and Henry Shields are
ishing this week on Pearl river, with a
bartv of friends from Florence.
Miss Jean McLaurin has returned from
VERY pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs
- nc. Watts, of Lynchburg, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pate. were Wis
wors to Brandon relatives this week, re-
asiuC fo Jackson Yesterday
PMr. 7. H. Williams, manager of thu
Brandon Drug Co., has been i'll for sew
al days, but is improving now.
Mai. Pat Henry, Jno A. Gayden, M
al Ward and Robert Burns are hshins
Holmes Lake for a few DAYS.
dMrs. Saussman, of Mobile, and Mrs
OF w. Holmes, of Jackson,w were guest
Mrs. F. B. Walrod Yesterday.
HEol. w. B. Easterling, w. 5. May ane
,elegh L. McCaskill have been appointed
ttion commissioners for this county.
errlmong the guests at the Great South
mel Hotel, at Gulfport, Miss, may D
Mistiuned, Mr.. Cole Burns, of Brandon
ST.
.dayhIlie Mcintyre, coIored, died yester
She afternoon and will be buried today
tubeihad been sick for some time vii
If culosis.
as sd L. Shields, has accepted a position
Co, sIesman for the Brandon Mercantil
next Ind will enter upon his new worl
=. SATURDAY.
1eavek. Bette Wilson is preparing {
SpendI for Birmingham, where she vii
Frank the winter with her daughter, Mr.:
Williams.
didateE. Barnett, of route number 2, can
visitOri for circuit clerk. was Brando
by hiss Monday He was accompanie,
brother, Walter.
Eunicen and Mrs. Worthington and litti
Darna who have been sojourning at tn
week FIJI Hotel FOR some time. left thi
lar their home in Birmingham.
Bishd Z A'S'' ~
yisitafiNbp Bratton will make his apnua
on Sun bn TO St. Luke's church in Brandon
will pd#dav. the 2sth Of September. III
to hear leach at III o'clock. All invite
him.
In reguN board of supervisors will me,
The M ar monthly session next Monda,
the tow kor and board of aldermen 3
ular Sep (of Brandon will hold their res
fember session Tuesday Afternoon
With
Clerk the Mayor, Postmaster, Chancer
things md both Cashiers gone fishini
when IN re- as usual, but will be livelis
return. fish stories are told on the
Office tsh was caller at The New
would Day and informed us that !
pibly be q candidate for trea