The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1911-06-08
Miss Christine BERRY has

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of last week.
Mrs. Aura Purnell, after spending
several months at Tallula, La, has
returned to Brandon for the sum-
mer.
Cole Burns, after very success
full sessions work at Millsaps Col
lege, has come home for his va
cation.
T. b.. Hobson, who is connected
with the Southern Railroad at Me-
ridian, was at home recuperatlng
from a case of measles last week.
Nearly all the schools and colleges
have closed. And now the country
will be flooded with book agents,
insurance agents and peddlers OF
other articles the public don't need,
for the college student must have
a. job during the vacation.
Mrs. j. ]. Walker and Miss Julia
Walker have returned from Port
Gibson Female College. Miss Julia
is attending a house party at Holly
Bluff while Mrs Walker is visiting
her brother, r. X. Jayne, at Jack
son. They will soon be in Brandon
for the summer.
Miss Nell Gayden was docking
over the bargain counters IN jack
son Monday.
Miss Mary Russell, who was very
popular student of the Brandon high
school during the past session, has
returned to her home III Laurel.
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Miss Polka Mcintyre, of Johns.
was a guest of Miss Ruth White
last week.
Miss Zourilla Kersh is at home
after spending the past session at
school in Meridian.
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Miss Mary Berry spent Tuesday
in Jackson.
Miss Eta Gayden, one of our pop
ular music teachers, has gone to
Cincinnati where she will study in
| the Conservatory under some OF the
great masters.
Miss Georgia Baker is visiting
Miss Hattie Roberts this week.
Clifton Cox is assisting the engi-
neer in the preliminary survey OF
the roads leading out of Brandon.
Stanton Thornton, William and
James Buchanan are fishing on
Pearl river this week.
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The revival meeting which has
been going on at the Baptist church
for the past ten days, has come 10 a
very successful close.
John Cole of Jackson, was over
to see homefolks Sunday.
Miss Eva Myers, saleslady for
w. G.. Barnes, is taking a mucn
needed rest at home. Her place IS
being filled by Miss Gertrude May
during her absence.
Mrs. Annie McLaurin and little
son Sylvester, are at home for the
summer.
Miss Ola Owen, of the Deaf and
Dumb Institute, is at home.
Rev. O. S. Lewis left yesterday
for Enterprise, Miss, where he will
be engaged in a meeting for several
days.
Mrs. w. w. Robson, after sew
eral days visit to relatives and
friends of this place returned to
her home at Biloxi Monday.
Miss Josie Martin, after several
weeks visit to her sister IN Okla
homa. is at home.
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Mr.. Charlie Runge and family and
Miss Lena Bradford are the guets
fsW. G. Runge and family.
Little Miss Lucille Martin had the
misfortune to fall and break both
bones in her arm one day last week.
Master Chester Brown is on a Wis
it to relatives at Fannin-
MT. and Mrs. j. H. Whltflelu
have returned home after an ex-..
tended visit to relatives at Clarks-
dale.
Miss Catherine Carr, OF Clarks-
dale. is visiting her grandparents
of this place, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. d.
Whitfield.
Mrs. Kenneth Wynn leaves next
week for an extended visit down
the G. and S. I.
Mrs Kate Harris is very Ill at
her home on College street.
Mrs. w. w. Kersh's two little
children left Wednesday for the
masonic home, Meridian.