The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-06-14
FANNIN

FAININIlN
We had good rain Sunday, the
first we have had in two weeks.
Farmers were very much divided
i'm regard to the need of rain. Some
said they needed 1t, others did not.
others said they would be afraid
of a big dew The ones who were
not through harvesting oats were
sorry to see the rain.
VIII Lou Moss. of Laurel. Is visit
ing his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. Il. Allen. n
w. c. Brown transacted business
i'm Jackson Monday.
Rev. w. u. Barrett transacted
business I'm Jackson Wednesday.
Miss Mollie Brown attended the
Postmasters' League Meeting IN
Jackson from Thursday until Sat
urday.
=. w. Tinnin transacted business
I'm Greenville. from Monday until
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. j. Wilmington, of jack
son. spent the past week In oul
midst. the guest of friends and rela-
| tivcs.
III. ID. Tinnin and w. c. Brown
transacted business in Brandon Oh
Wednesday.
II. II. Noble has returned after d
few days absence.
Rev. w. ID. Barrett and r. e
Latham attend to business in Jack
son Friday.
w. G.. and e. B. Mcdowell made
a flying trip to Langford, Saturday
| Tom Stull and mother made
business trip to Brandon Saturday
]. J. Wilmington, one of oul
prosperous merchants, transacted
business i'll Jackson Friday.
H. ID. Tinnin made business
trip to Brandon Friday.
Prof. G.. H. Sheriff. and son
George H. spent few days this
rast week in our village.
Rev w. ID. Barrett, wife, Mrs
]. B. Williamson, and l. O. Brown
! attended quarterly conference al
Holly Bush Saturday.
]. w. Wilmington, of jackson
spent Sunday with his mother anC
was accompanied home by his wife
and children.
|
| Miss Annie Maud Latham visited
in Sand Hill Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Dewitt anc
children were shopping in Jackson
Thursday.
e. B. Afford, wife and children
of Canton, motored over and took
supper with their mother, Mrs. w
e. Smith Tuesday night.
Mrs. Ed White, of Miami, Fla.
spent last Monday with her sister
Mr. w. B. Smith.
Miss Exile CawthOrn, of Jackson
spent Sunday with homefolks.
Buster Bradford, and Davic
White. of Miami Fla, are visiting
their cousin Brame Smith.
Messrs. Tom Welch and Webt
Neal are helping r. ID. Sheriff. dur
! ing oat cutting season.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Loveless
and children, of Goshen, attended
services here Sunday.
e. b. Afford, wife, and children
and brother 7. w. visited then
mother Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carey Aldridgt
spent a few hours with relatives III
Brandon Sunday.
Rev. w. ID. Barrett and wife fill
ed their appointment at Holly Bush
Sunday.
w. C. Brown and G. H. McLaurin
visited relatives in Jackson Sunday
J. A. Robinson, Walter Smith Jr.
and James Robertson transacted
business in Brandon Saturday.
Webb Neal spent the week. END
with relatives in Thomasville.
A. e. Brame transacted business
in Jackson one day the past week.
The people of the community met
Saturday afternoon to discuss ways
and means of cleaning up the
cemetery. Any one who is interest
ed i'm this cemetery or have loved
ones buried there we would be
glad to have you send us contrl-
button. Send it to any friend that
YOU have here.
Rev. w. Il. HELEN, of Louln,
filled his appointment here Sunday
on account of rain and bad weather
there was no services in the after
noon or night. The sermon in the
morning was splendid.
Miss Nena Carter Smith left Sun
day for Canton, where she has ac-
cepted position. Nena's friends
hope for her a big success in her
work.
]. L. Long attended to business
in Brandon Saturday.
Mrs. M. A. Stevenson, of Johns,
is visiting her neice, Mrs. VIII
Swilley.
Mr.. Vardeman Baker, of Mem
phis, Tenn, spent the past week
with Mr. Will SWilleY and family.