Brandon Echoes Local News From Mississippi Town
Miss Marie Collier visits New Orleans. Various local residents including John Pollock of Kemper, Baxter Burns of Burns, and L. P. Burnham of Johns are mentioned with social visits and business ties. Layoff of Judge McCaskill and improved condition of Governor Lowry noted. Community events include a recital, church services, a monument unveiling, water supply project, and a fatal illness in a local family. Local sales and hardware ads accompany social notes and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Collier
New Orleans
John Pollock
Kemper County
G. W. Pollock
For Sale or Trade Cotton Seed 75 Cents Per Bushel
For sale or trade. Sixty bushels of genuine Kings Improved cotton seed offered at 75 cents per bushel. Trade option: one bushel for three of common seed. Contact 4 1 W. M. Corey.
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W. M. Corey
For Sale Farm Near Owensboro With House
A 60 acre farm offers a good four room house and location within a mile of a house. Contact J. T. B. Berry. W-G. Barnes endorses Owensboro wagons as best made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. B. Berry
Owensboro
W-G. Barnes
Piano Recital by German Pianist at Belhaven College
Prof Theodore Bohlmann of Berlin will perform a piano recital at Belhaven College on Tuesday afternoon December 8 at 3 30 o clock Admission fifty nine cents sparse details but emphasizes a notable international performer and the event timing and price
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Theodore Bohlmann
Berlin
Belhaven College
Best line of groceries in town come or phone us your orders
W. G. Barnes advertises a local grocery service inviting customers to place orders by calling or visiting, emphasizing convenience and contact for prompt service.
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Winchester
U. M. C. T. McCleland Howe. Co
W. G. Barnes
Where Santa Claus Reigns Mecca for Christmas Toy Buyers
The toy section is a bustling showroom where German French and American toys for children are displayed in vast variety. Dolls entice girls and mechanical toys attract boys with greater fascination than ever, offering superb array and value. Hurry to buy as stock is limited.
Vivian Maxey earns honors at Sullen's Institute
Meridian Dispatch notes Miss Vivian Maxey of Franesolps Rookery is elected editor in chief of the Rose mary college paper and chosen prophetess for her class at Sullen's Institute. Friends in Meridian celebrate her well earned honors and recognize her as the daughter of R Maxey. John Pearce, 58, dies at his Dry Creek home after paralysis. He was Covington county born, widow Minnie Waddell survives. Funeral conducted by Rev E C Comfort. James D Ferguson, 76, dies at Pelahatchie after river enlargement treatment. survived by wife, one son, one daughter, noted as a good man and Confederate veteran.
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Cole Burns
Robi. Bridges
Jackson
Mississippi College
Jessie McLaurin
W. H. McLaurin
Mesdames
W. G. Barnes
W. S. May
Mack Harris
Fannin
J. A. Dickson
College Street
Brandon
J. L. White
Pelahatchie
Hugh Noblin
Mattie Kirkpatrick
Laura A. Bartliff
Miss Oakley
Albert
St. Louis
M. E. Tiner
Eunice Washburn
George Gray
Mas
Ellis Patrick
Mr Simmons
Hinds County
W. B. Easterling
Simmons
Warner Hinds
Louisiana
George On
Langard
Garlinsville
Woodmen of the World
Wall
Eagle & Wise
Brandon Sanitarium
Vivian Maxey
Sullen’s Institute A
the Rosemary
Meridian
Meridian Dispatch
Miss Maxey
A R. Maxey
John Pearce
Dry Creek
Covington County
Minnie Waddell
E.C. Comfort
Presbyterian Church
James D. Ferguson
Unclear Black man involved in sheriff pursuit and injuries
An incomplete report describes a Black man named Will Anderson who was struck while fleeing a sheriffs posse hunting Will Mack or Macklin. He reportedly had leg and side injuries from a prior public safety incident. A witness named Fannin alleges a separate past killing but lacks proof to convict. fear of arrest may have influenced his behavior.
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Will Anderson
Sheriffs
Will Mack
Macklin
Fannin
Delta
Hotel for sale at Morton Mississippi cash or exchange
Sate offers a Morton Mississippi hotel for sale. Owner 4 C. D. Hopass, proprietor, will sell cheap for cash or spot cash and will consider an exchange for a good farm.
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Morton
Miss
C. D. Hopass
Bargains at Main Street Pelahatchie Store
H. B. Phillips closes out stocks of groceries general merchandise at cost. L. Tanner announces holiday goods fruits and candies on Main Street Pelahatchie Mississippi offering bargains and urging quick visits.
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Main Street
H. B. Phillips
L. Tanner
Pelahatchie
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