The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-03-23
Personal Points Is

Noble Brown, of Fannin, was in
town Monday.
w. H. Barnes. of Meridian, was
here this week.
Frank Robinson went over to
Jackson Monday.
G. ID. Franklin and son, of Puck
EFT, were in Brandon Monday.
Mr.. II. d. Tinnin, of Fannin, was
transacting business here Monday.
C. H. Newton, of Brandon, was a
Saturday arrival in the city-Jack-
son News. 19.
Henry Patrick, of Johns, candi-
date for supervisor from beat five,
was in Brandon Mon ay.
J. S. Myers, a good farmer OF
near Brandon, was an appreciated
caller at this office Saturday.
Drs. E. A. and Il. May, of Jackson,
came over Sunday evening. and Wis
tied their mother and other relatives
southeast of here Sunday.
JEFF Toylor, Of the Monterey
neighborhood, is now working as
salesman for John Taylor, the hust-
ling merchant of this town.
Rev. o. J. Raney and Mr.. Gatlin,
OF Millsaps College, Jackson, were
in Brandon Sunday, en- route to
Bethel, where Rev. Raney preached
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. w. Birdsong and Miss Nell
Gayden were Jackson visitors Tues
day. @a RI es.s
Lambuth Robinson went down to
Laurel Tuesday.
ID. H. Liflin was in town Tuesday
T. J. Gates, prominent .mer-
chant of Johns, was in Brandon
Tuesday.
Tally Heslep, of Pelahatchie, was
here Wednesday.
Geo. Owen, of Pelahatchie, was in
Brandon Tuesday.
Mrs. HinderIhan and Miss Hallum,
of Jackson, spent Wednesday with
Miss Bessie McCaskill.
Miss Ruth White entertained the
Young Woman's Auxiliary Tuesday.
Misses Ruth White, Hoyt Hobson,
Isle Owen Latham, Viola Burns,
Sallie Cole Shields and Sam Hob
son, were chaperoned to Jackson
by Miss Eva Myers Monday night
to see ''Belbrey of Graustrak.'
Ed Mcintyre went to Jackson last
night to see where The Trail Di-
vides."
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Gayden and son
Howard spent Monday in Jackson
shopping.
Wiley Williams, manager Of the
Brandon Drug Co., went to Morton
to see his folks Sunday.
L. S. May has returned from a trip
to New Orleans.
Mrs. Bessie Stingily, of Pela-
hatchie, is the guest of her father
Mr.. L. o. Gayden.
Mrs. Sudie McLaurin is visiting
relatives in Vicksburg.
Rev. and Mrs. O. S. Lewis went
over to Jackson Tuesday night to
attend the meeting in progress at
the NJ E. church
Mrs. r. / Brown returned Mon
day from a weeks visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Taylor Alexander, of Birm-
ingham. Mrs. Brown stopped over
and spent one day and night with
Mrs. w. H. Barnes, of Meridian.
Mrs. Viola Cole is visiting her
sister, Mrs. P. B. Berry, or Florence
Miss Ola Owen, who teaches sew
ing and embroidering at the deaf
and dumb institute, Jackson, spent
Saturday night and Sunday at home
Mr.. belmont Myers was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Stingily went TO Pela-
hatchie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Shields and fam
lily are moving out to Mrs. Shields
mother, Mrs. J. L. Robinson.
C.. w. Girdlestone, of Jackson, was
a Brandon visitor last Tuesday. He
says that the old town and the old
maids look we'll under a fresh coat
of paint.
Prof. S. C. Brown and family have
moved into the Presbyterian manse
Misses Annie Robinson and Annie
Foulks left Monday evening to at
tend the Sunday school convention
which convened there last Tuesday.
DR.. Garraway has moved into his
home recently bought from DR.. j.
t. B.. Berry.
Miss Lizzie May Irby left for D'Lo
Monday to enter school. She was
accompanied as far as Jackson by
her brother. T.. p. Irbv.