Local Gallants and Visits Highlight Rankin County Notes
Miss Edna Waddell of Starkville visits homefolks while Beatrice Maxey travels from Selma to visit sister Mrs. McCaskill. Graves family from Ellisville visit L. S. May, and Amanda Wilhelm of Paducah stays with C. F. Morris near Brandon. School grounds are being cleaned ahead of opening on the first Monday next month. Rankin county white ladies urged to register in Brandon at the earliest date. Mrs. W. H. Barnes and daughter Inez depart for New Orleans to visit Dr and Mrs J. C. Cole. Ora Robinson wraps up a stint at Chautauqua, New York.
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Rankin County
Brandon
W. H. Barnes
Inez
J. C. Cole
New Orleans
Star
Johnson Hall
Methodist Church
J. M. Stingily
Tom Spann
Pelahatchie
Sumner
Carl Stingily
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Charles S. Kramer
Jackson
Miss
War Risk Department
H. C. Washburn
Eunice Washburn
Walter Washburn
Alfred Washburn
Brockton
Mass
W. L. Douglas Shoe Co
Washburn
Pelahatchie High School
R. E. Steen
Gayden
Hough Burney Union Brings Mountain Home to Brandon
Miss Graham Collier Burney wed Mr Frank Hough in Brandon home setting. The ceremony, pastor led, featured Mendelssohn and Lohengrin tunes with music from Miss Grace White and Miss Mabel Gayden. Attendants included Zou Miller Burney as maid of honor and Ann Graham Collier as ring bearer. Guests from Jackson, Clinton, Meridian, and Greenville attended.
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le Collier Burney
Graham Collier Burney
Frank Hough
Indianola
Mississippi
Brandon
Virginia
Captain Riley
Greenville
Burney
Annie Henry
Harris Collier
Arnold Harbour
Enola Stamps
Jack Maxey
Marjorie Maxey
Anna Buchanan
The
Baptist Church
Grace White
Mabel Gayden
Miss White
Mendelson
M. O. Patterson
Zou Miller Burney
Dainty
Ann Graham Collier
Eugene Hough
Lohengrin
Hough
Houston Scruggs
York
Ala
W. Ze 'McPherson, Jr
W. L. McPherson
A. P. Miller
Jackson
Mary Ratliff
Paul Ratliff
Raymond
G. W. White
Clinton
Collier Maxey
Meridian
Hollandale
E. K. Sims
Eugene Hugh
W. G. White
Practically new Dort automobile for sale in Brandon Miss
A practically new Dort automobile, five passenger, first class condition, with about 700 miles, priced at 950 dollars. Seller: J. D. McWhorter, Brandon, Mississippi, 4tpd.
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Dort
J. D. McWhorter
Brandon
Miss
Remarkable recovery tale from Maxeys merchant
A Georgia merchant reports a bedsore illness cured by Tamlac after five doctors failed. The customer rose from three years in bed, began housekeeping after one bottle, and did all cooking for a family of eight by the third. The letter claims credible endorsement and notes Tamlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Maxeys
A. J. Gillen
Ely's Cream Balm Head Cold Relief Ad
Count fifty Your cold or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nostrils will open and air passages clear. You can breathe freely with Ely's Cream Balm applied in the nostrils. It penetrates swollen membranes, giving instant relief. Head colds yield like magic. Relief is sure.
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Ely
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Albert Shields
Sam’ Myers
A. M. Shields
Ohlever
Brandon Miss
ST. Louis, MO
ST Louis
M & QO
Harry Watson
Pythian Castle
J.D. Graves
D’lo
S. C. Estes —Jeweler
Brandon, Miss
Edna Waddell
Starkville
Beatrice Maxey
Selma, Ala
Mrs. McCaskill
Amanda Wilhelm
Paducah, Ky
Mrs. C. F. Morris
Ora Robinson
Chautaqua, New York
Buckley
BUC
Kley’s
Mer Normal
Robert Harrell
J. A. Morris
Rock Hill
Bryan Simmions
Cleveland Wilson
Greenwood
Bransdon
Standard Oil Co
Grenville, Miss
W. B. Wynn
Fort Sill
Okla
Nogales, Ariz
Air Service
Shiloh
Hough—Burney
W. B. & T. H. Collier
Merchant
Webb C. Ball Watch Co
Cleveland
Ohio
JL. Albriton
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Capitol St
Jackson, Miss
Singer Sewing Machine Co
G.&s
R.L. McRae
W. G. Barnes
Sam
First National Bank
J. B. Stirling
R. F. Young
O. J. Waite
J. Julienne
Jackson, Mississippi
C. M. Moter CO
Cumberland
South Road
Supreme
Rankin County Bank
Bull Durham
Matheny
Kae
Gregg
Graham-Pitman
Dranghon
Draughon Sss College
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