The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-07-20
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PELAHATCHIE,

Mrs. L. ID. ShottS and son, Tom,
Jr., returned to their home in
Sanatofium, Texas, Tuesday, al
tzr a delightful two months visit
with Mrs. J. A. Spann and other
relatives.
Miss Julia Taylor has returned
to her home in Jackson. Evelyn
Myers accompanied her for a
short visit.
Mrs. Clyde Stingily, daughters
Helen ad Baslsles Clyde Of Jack
son, are the quests of Mrs. I. b.
ard j. A. Spanl.
Mr.. LowellN Ross, of Jackson,
is spending a pleasant vacation
4ere with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Ross.
Mr.. Sol Welch. prominent farm
r, of South Rankin, was transact
ing business here Friday.
Mr.. Pat Summers is. the owner
of a new Ebrd runabout:
Mr.. and Mrs. r 81 Brown,
daughters Bonita and Margaret,
and son, Billy and Mr.. r. L..
Brown, motofed to Fannin Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Brown and
children vii remain f or a weeks
visit with relaEves.
Mr.. S. d. E5ernathv has pur-
chased the A. F. Summers Store,
and Mr.. A. J. Days residence.
Mr.. H. d. Purvis has sold his
meat market to w. A. Miller, who
will take CHARGE Monday.
DR.. l.. O. Church has purchased
the Charles Saunders property
Miss Maybelle Harding, of
Brewton, Ala, is the charming
guest of her sister, Mrs. Sydney
Mrs. W. S. Prince, daughters,
Lucille and Elberta, and son, Will
liam, of Fort Myers, Fla, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Rives,
Mr. Emmitt Cunningham, a
former resident, but now OF
Texas, is visiting his brother,
w. E. Cunningham.
Mr.. Charles Saunders, of Lake,
was transacting business here
Wednesday.
Mr.. Buchanan, who has been
he guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
| Jim Evans for several weeks, has
returned TO his home in Collins;
Mr.. J. E. Johnson, of Shiloh,
was business visitor here Sat
urday.
Mrs. John Mckay and daugh-
ter of Holly Bush have been visit
ing Mrs. McKay's sister, Mrs.
Oscar Jones.
Mrs. Fannie Kaiser went to
Tavo,o last Tuesday to visit rela-
tives.
Our town was greatly improved
oy Clean Up Day, which was 90,
served here a few weeks ago. All
The tin cans and rubbish was
hauled outside the city limits. We
hope this good work will continue.
Miss Marian King, Mrs, Sk9en
ond Mr. Sheely rrotored over
from Kosciusko Saturday, ana
were the guests of Miss Kings
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J M. King
/ DR.. and Mrs. l.. M Clark were
guests of their daughter, Mrs
Hymn holland in Jackson Sunday
Mrs. n R. Battle is visiting IN
Laurel.
i daughter. Gladys, of Holly Bush
], returned Monday from Vlcksburg
where they had been visiting. Mr.
}, Cawthorn's daughter. Mrs. Mar
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Collier, ane
: daughter, of Jackson, are guests
of Mr.. John G. Williams ant
i g. mily. d,
Work has been started on al
4o-data residenon for RobeTy
Gilberts on lot recently pur
], chased from S. S. Rhodes.
Miss Alma MURRAY and Christ
, ins' smith. of Holly Bush, return
nd cd Monday from a visit will
, ga fackson Mul'uei relatives. Mrs. Abel re
| turned with them and VII Viii V1sn Tn.
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lf'
Murray, Of Holly Bush.
) Mr.. Edwin Ragan returnee
J Sunday afternoon from Arkansas
) where he had been vislstlng 10
) Mr. J. ]. Hemphill came Owe
i from Ora and spent the weekend
with his family here.
Mrs. Hart lsft Saturday to 'vlsl
!. friends and relatives Il Bogalusa
Miss Lucy Robinson is attend
II ;rr the normal at Mendenhall.
ii Miss Nina Winstetsd returne'
t Sunday from Alderman, Whre sh
visited her brother, Rev. Win
stead and family. !,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harrell visit
!. Cd relatives at Clarksburg Sun
day e Daor
8 .an acted business here Frld3y