The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-29
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z. L. Gates. Of Johns was hero Tues.

i ueS0ay.
Forest Smith, of Hazlehurst was here
Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. George Sprague went to
Jackson Tuesday.
W. P. Dillon, of High Point, N. c.,
was here Sunday.
Dr. Stingily, of the State Health Board,
was here Monday.
w. R Owens went to Hazlehurst on
business last Friday.
WI H Miller, of New Orleans, spent
Sunday In Brandon.
Mrs Aunie Weathersby was shopping
IN Jackson Tuesday
A ]. McLaurin went to Pelahatchie on
legal business Tuesday.
H. Hyams, of Meridian, spent Monday
in Brandon on business.
Frank Robinson made a professional
call in Jackson Tuesday.
Miss Susie Blue Buchanan has returned
from the normal at Clinton.
Miss Mabel Gayden has as her guest
Miss Sallie Tay Rouse this week
C. E. Martin left for Hot Springs to
take the treatment for rheumatism
Miss Bessie Ferguson, of Fannin, Wis
Ill he CT
Hon. Carl Stingily, candidate for dis
trict attorney, was out speech making last
week.
w. H. Barnes came over from Meridian
last Friday to see what damage the fire
did.
Misses Bessie and Hazel Townsend, of
Flora, visited Mrs George Sprague last
week
Dr. Dickson Gayden, of Leland, was
visiting his father, Mr.. Oscar Gayden,
this week.
County Assessor Jno. Atkins spent last
week in and around Florence attending
to official duty.
T. b Hobson, railroad man, of
Meridian, spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Sam Hobson.
Master Claude Searles is over from the
Hill City to spend a few days with Syl-
vester McLaurin.
Miss Welma Childress, of Flora, spent
Sunday and Monday - the guest of Mrs.
Frank Robinson.
Mrs. w. c. Harper spent several days
of the past week very pleasantly with
friends in Jackson.
Mrs. X. L. Cunningham, of Leitchheld,
KY, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Z.
r Garraway this week.
v. d. Cranberry, of the Cumberland
Tele. Co.. was here this week looking
after repairs to the lines after the FIRE.
Howell Wilson of the Cumberland Tel.
Co, at Pelahatchie, spent Sunday with
relatives and friends in Brandon.
Mrs. Cammie Walker and Miss Ora
Robinson of the High School faculty,
visited the normal at Clinton last Thurs
day.
Misses Bessie and Cora Lillian Cook, cf
Haniesburg, after a pleasant visit with
their sister, Mrs. o. S. Lewis, has re-
turned home.
Miss Ola Owen and her grandmother,
Mrs w. r. Owen, leave soon for Wis
consin on an extended visit among the
lakes.
Misses Myra Smith and Tia Grey, Of
Crowvilie, La, are spending the sum-
ner with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Smith.
L. A. Cardwell, Of the local telephone
exchange, has pushed the repair work
rap;diy since the FIRE and is about ready
for service The office is now Hugh
Washbura's place.
DR.. A G. McLaurin has an office in
the Brandon Bank building since the fire.
VIM. Taylor, after a pleasant visit TO
his aunt, Mrs. T. A. McCaskill, OF Me-
xidian, has returned.
Rev. T. S. Lewis's sermon to men and
boys last Susday contained many valuable
suggestions. The large number present
appreciated as was shown by the response
TO his proposition at the close.
Mrs. Sidney McLaurin entertained
MONDAY in honor of Miss Hattie Pearl
Tangford and Miss Cora Lillian Cook,
those present were Misses Viola Burns,
Kate and Harriet Shields and Daisy
Stevens.
Assessor J. C. Atkins is confined to his
office writing up the assessment rolls.
He says official duty comes first with
him, but will finish his work soon and
will see as many of the voters as pos
Il. :~xn.a.< IF he rondidacv