The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-07-13
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S. J. Bailey, of vicksburg, was here
saturday.
Elston Ragland spent Sunday at Thorn
willie.
Miss Daisy Stevens is visiting in Hat
esburg.
Mrs. L. S. May was shopping in Jack
pn Monday.
The picnic at Johns will be given on
riday, July 2Sth.
R. B. Frazier, of Jackson, was in Bran
on Monday.
George Owen, Pelahatchie's chief of
plice was here Friday.
Miss Hattie White, of Jackson, spent
gunday in Brandon.
I George May, an attorney from Jack,
BON, is here this week.
]. Pluvious continues to beat down the
brice of futures in cotton.
G. c. Roberts came over from Hatties
burg Friday on business.
Misses Eta and Louise May are spend
ing the week in Jackson.
H. H. Bullock. of Florence, was a
business caller here Friday.
B. 1. Chambers, of Jackson, was reg
stored at the Darnall Monday
sam Stevens, of Hattiesburg, is visit
ng Rev O. S. Lewis this week.
]. M. Bowen, Of Memphis, was reg
stered at the Darnall, Monday.
w. T. Brown, of Baltimore, was cali
ng on the merchants here this week.
Forest Stubbleheld, after an extended
sit to homefolks is again on the road.
Mrs. w. G. Barnes and children are
pending the week with relatives in Jack
pm.
lack Ferguson and wife were over to
ice Jacks brother, Luther Ferguson, Mon
Fay.
Mrs ]. w. Birdsong was sojourning
pleasantly with friends in the capitol
asst week.
sfIenry Girdlestone, who is now
Knight of the Grip, was doing business
here last week.
Jim Loveless left Monday to assume
is duties in his new position at George
swn, Miss.
Miss Fannie Jack, of vicksburg is
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Annie McLaurin.
Pinkney Harper, who is attending
0raughon's College, in Jackson, came over
p Brandon yesterday.
Miss Wilma Childress, after pleas
ent soiourn among friends in Brandon,
pas returned to Flora.
r. L. Watts, of Lynchburg, was here
10 attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs.
~. T Pate, Sunday.
4 Mrs. A. NJ. Shields and Mrs Brad
ford, of Jackson, visited Mrs. r. f.
Brown Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Pearl Langford, after
pleasant visit here with friends, has re-
turned to her home in Harrisburg.
Lambuth Robinson, who has been talk
ing life Insurance in Oklahoma City for
the few weeks has returned to Brandon.
!. Misses Sara Brown and Blanche Cox
have returned to their home in Jackson
after few days visit with relatives in
Miss Isle Owen Latham returned to her
home in Fannin after an extended visit
with friends and relatives in Birmingham
Miss Matte Golfer, student at
s)raughon's Business College, Jackson,
anne over to Brandon for the week end.
!. Since the recent rains the boil weevils
are playing baseball in the cotton fields
Why? They are knocking it all.-From
4O0n NlCDOudAug AOOSOAs
A political speech is usually peri
Ohrasis, a periphrasis is decentralization
bf obscure verbosity, enyelcped in meta
phorical redunancy.
! What would the county do if it were
bot for the patriotic citizens who are will
ling to sacrifice themselves to serve the
ear "Pee-Pul."
Prof. Jno. O'Neal, who is confident that
ne will direct the education affairs Of
Rankin county for the next four years,
was mingling with friends here this week.
Prof. Steve Webb, who aspires to be
he Chief Birch Wielder of Rankin coun-
~ for the next four ytars, was around
Ibis week soliciting the support of the
.itizens of Brandon.
: Miss Mary K. Dunbar, who was for
.nerIy very popular teacher in the city
schools Of Brandon, and who is now a
4eacher in Memphis, is delighting her