The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-04-06
ness callers here Saturday.

MISS Bessie NUUlGS, ctldIHi'
ing young lady of Shiloh, was a
shopper mere Tuesday.
Mrs. Maria Stull, and son Ken
moth, of fannin, were callers here
Saturday.
Mr. j. G. White, has purchased
a new Ford through the agency
Of the Pelahatchie MoLor Co.
The many friends Of DR.. &. n
Ferguson, a former resident ol
pelahatchie, but now of Chapel
Hill. Tenn, regret to learn Of his
mothers death there March 18th
She had visited here many times
We extend our sympathy to the
ferguson family.
Miss Mary Ross, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. &. S. Saunders at
Lake Saturday.
Little Casey Joiner, two years
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Jol-
ner, died Sunday night after q
short illness. He was taken to the
former home near Morton for bu-
rial Monday. Our deepest sympa-
thy goes cut to Mr. and Mrs. Joi-
ner and loved ones in their loss.
Mrs. Anse King, wife OF a prom
inent farmer of North Rankin was
shopping here Saturday.
Mr.. William Myers, of Dema,
was the guest of relatives here
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Jessie McLaurin, took her
grandson, w. H. to Jackson Sat
urday where he was operated on
for the removal of his tonsils and
adencids.
Mr. Sam Davis and Miss Ola
Walsh, popular young people OF
LeesDurg, were married Sunday.
S. +. hiag, L. I. Beckes, and
hoDert Wilson, were visitors in
jackson Tuesday afternoon.
The T. L. A., met Friday after
noon at the school Hall. They de-
cided to hold Parcel Post Sale
the third Wednesday night I'm
April, the process to buy window
shades which are badly needed for
the school house. Everyone inter-
ested in the school is urged to take
part III this sale.
Messrs r. A. Kennedy and Ches-
ter Mcintyre, prominent farmers
near Johns, were. visitors here
Monday.
Mr.. Hardy Winstead, of Clarks-
burg, was a caller in Pelahatchie
Monday and left his subscription
for the Brandon News, our popu-
lar county paper.
Miss Sue Martin has purchased
the r. I. Gilbert property. Mr..
Gilberts family will remain in the
house with Miss Sue for the pre-
sent.
Mr.. G. w. White who has been
quite i'll for the past week IS i'm
proviag
Mr.. K. E. Murray was the guest
of his father and mother, at New
Providence Sunda~
Messrs Holconbe and Hugh
Mcdonald and Demon Street, of
Lake, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.
Rcbt. Pennington Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daee, Misses Otie
Myers, Mary CrotWell and Zack
3rckallo, were Morton visitors
Sunday.
Misses Estelle Spann, Lottie
G5y, Mrs. Robt. Pennington and
lslessrs Tom Gay and Robt. Long,
were among the friends that at
tended the. burial of Mrs. j. NJ.
Ducnanan at Guide Monday.
Mr.. Lamb has moved into the
Ross house recently vacated by
Mrs. Crotwell, who left Tuesday
with Miss Mary for Memphis,
where they will make their future
home.
John Dix has moved his family
from Kentwood, La, and is oc-
cupying che Warren home.
Mr.. Bruce Wilson has rented
the Rochelle house recently va
Gated by Sam Bratcher, who has
moved to Guide.
Mr.. Moore Of the Star Piano
Company, of Jackson, was in town
Saturday and sold nice new pia-
no lo w. d. Owen.
Mrs. Fred Collier, of Jackson,
is in the home Of her father for
few days during her GONZALES
aace.
Mrs. John G.. Williams, is visit
ing her daughter, Miss Mariella,
I4stts the Womans College at Col
mn h,,c