The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-30
PATRICK.

/ Health is very good at present
with the exception of few cases
OF measles.
We farmers are making good use
of this fine weather
Arthur Patrick, who is at A. & NJ
! College, says he is getting along
fine, and his many friends will be
| glad to see him back
Several of our prosperous far
| mers spent several days in the cap
ital city last week. We can boast
of our good farmers.
| We are having lots of candidates
| and cattle buyers, though our wise
farmers are not selling their cattle
now.
| We are hustling our farm work
have planted lots of corn and will
not plant SO much cotton.
Mr.. Ben Marshall spent last Sat.
| urday visiting his daughter at Pela-
hatchie, reported jolly good time
while in that place.
| Hulon Patrick, one of our best
farmers, has just returned from a
| prosperous tour.
Wesley Patrick is progressing
very nicely with his stock farm.
Wesley has some fine stock, and
he'll soon have an ideal stock farm.
! Those desiring to buy blooded stock
will do we'll to see his before max
ing an investment.
Mr. McClain. of Moss Point, is
here prospecting.
Bob II. Patrick has just completed
a nice handsome residence, and will
occupy same soon.
r. +. Patrick is on the sick list.
We hope to see him out soon. Is
C.. E. Cudabac Lumber Co. is
still cutting the long leaf yellow
pine.
Mrs. Ellis Patrick visited Mrs. II.
A. Jones at Mayton last week.
Mrs. Bette Bratcher, of Polk
Vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. EN-
ma Patrick.
We are glad to know that our
friend, H. c. Patrick, is out for
supervisor, and if elected. we know
he will make good one by serving
the peoples cause.
Oats are looking some what bad,
owing to the cool weather. We have
a large acreage and hope they Will
do we'll
A fine refreshing shower fell last
Saturday which was much needed,
and oats are looking much better
than before the rain.
w. L. Marshall left Monday to be
gone several days. and we. know
not where he went.
Everything in our prosperous lit
tie village is lovely and moving
along nicely. We have as nice a
little village as can be found in
any part of the county.
Our young people are planning a
fishing trip soon. We know our
sweet girls and nice men will have
nice jolly time as usual.
Some of our boys will soon be
all smiles, as their swethearts will
soon return from college. We do
not blame you boys, for if you fail
to take and use your boyhood in
spirited and lovable way, the girls
will soon be calling you grandpa
and seeking other communities for
a good time. So get busy.
Lee Kersh visited at Dobson Sun
day.
Tom Collier hned his kagular
appointment at Johns Sunday.
Several of our boys and girls
attended the closing exercises at
Johns High school last Friday night,
and all report a nice time as usual
w. L. Marshall, our genial and
accommodating merchant, has sold
his entire stock Of merchandise, and
also his personal property. We re-
greet very much to see him leave.
We have not learned where he
will locate when he leaves here.
However, we wish for him much
success wherever he may go.
School closed here on the '28tfl
Miss Eula Williams has taught
three unusual successful terms for
the good people of this place. She
has given perfect satisfaction in
every way, and as she leaves us
we recommend her to the world as
an ideal instructress. This school
would do we'll in securing her
services for another year, if Miss
Eula would so consent TO teach
here again.