Brandon social notes mixed with visits and events
Local Brandon items list visits from J B Burns S J W Williams and others, plus family happenings. Citizens attend church school and political talk while plans unfold for a new hotel addition and an extended visit to Clarksdale. End with Fransiolis sale announcement and upcoming Manufacturers Unloading Sale opening Tuesday.
Notice to Justices of the Peace May 1910 Rankin County
Notices list the May 1910 schedule of Justices of the Peace in Rankin County with beats, court dates, and post offices for Florence Brandon Clear Branch Pelahatchie Cross Roads Sand Hill Fannin Puckett and Braxton. Includes specific timings for civil and criminal business and court locations across beats and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Rankin County
J. F. Williams
Florence
Miss
J. J. McDonald
Clear Branch
W. M. Corley
Brandon
Jno
Davis
Sand Hill
Postoffice
L. M. Moss
Fannin
George Robinson
Pelahatchie
A. P. White
Pretty spring wedding in New Orleans fades into vows
A noted society wedding takes place at the bride’s parents residence in New Orleans. Miss Rosa Menne becomes Mrs Fulton Neal with Rev Father Nitehart officiating. The home blooms in roses and lilies as the couple departs for Goshen Springs after a brief reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Rosa Menne
Fulton Neal
Father Nitehart
C. F. Evens
Mary Scratchley
Edna Scratchley
Nettie Williams
Louise Wild
McLane Neal
Beauvoir Veteran Dead at 84 in Soldiers' Home
Beauvoir Miss May 16 T T Watkins Confederate veteran died at Beauvoir Soldiers Home at 9 o'clock aged 84. He came to the home in 1906 from Rankin County and was a native of Alabama. He belonged to Company I Sixth Mississippi Infantry. He leaves a married daughter in Texas and a grandson was with him at death. He will be interred in Beauvoir cemetery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauvoir
Miss
T. T. Watkins
Rankin County
Alabama
Mississippi Infantry
Texas
Piano payment during school concert dispute in Thomasville
In Brandon News letter, May 12, 1910, editor clarifies a circulating claim about Mrs W. D. Thomas being paid $15 for piano use at a school concert. The writer states she received only $5 to cover piano retuning after transport, and notes she spent all of it on tuning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
Brandon News
Brandon
May
Thomasville
W. D. Thomas
Manufacturers Unloading Sale Opens Tuesday 24th
The Manufacturers Unloading Sale offers wholesale prices on a wide range of china glassware and kitchenware. Specials include half price on many items and a china counter with dainty pieces for gifts, plus weekly sales events from May 24th to May 26th and ongoing notices in Jackson newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Rookery
Brandon Bridge Bid and Rankin Court Notices 1910
Sealed bids for building a Mt Creek bridge near Jeff Butler's place in Brandon Mississippi are due by noon on the first Monday in June 1910. The board may reject all bids. Also included are citation notices for Rankin County chancery court, creditor notices for Evalina B Ellis estate, and a Brandon automobile ordinance detailing permit requirements and speed limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Clerk
Brandon
Miss
Mt. Creek
Jeff Butler
Jim Jack
Chancery Court
Rankin County
Alice Jack
MO. A. Gayden
Automobile Ordinance
Ordinance Sets Fine and May 16 1910 Effective Date
The mayor may impose a fine not over ten dollars upon conviction and the ordinance takes effect May 16 1910. Adopted by ayes McLaurin Sprague Barnes Shields. Also a Notice of Trustee's Sale by Mississippi Bank & Trust Company for Walter Weathersby deed of trust dated April 2 1909. Sale set for June 6 1910 at the Rankin County Court House in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaurin
Sprague
Mississippi Bank & Trust Company
Walter Weathersby
Lamar Life Insurance Company
Chancery Clerk's
Rankin County
Mississippi
Court House
Brandon
Orange Ranges
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Harry Watson
Optometrist
J. B. Burns
S J. W. Williams
Morton
W. B. Smith
J G. and
W. H. Patrick
Anna Robbins
Carl Stingily
Mrs. Russell
Laurel
C. E. Gayden
Lorena
Zula Berryhill
Annie McLaurin
Vicksburg
W. Calvin Wells
W. R. Taylor
Madison Station
J. J. Cowan
Greenville
Maj
Pat Henry
R. H. Riggs
Newton
A. G. Thornton
W. H. Jones
Jones Printing Co
T. H. Turley
Clarksdale
Lula Rogers
Ed Robbins
Earl McGilyra
Forest Smith
Brandon Hotel
L. B. McKay
Taylor Alexander
Richard Alford
Birmingham
R. F. Brown
Aubrey Cowan
J. Pat Henry
S. C
Europe
Lorena Berryhill
Harrison County
J. H. Donnell
Johns
Co. L. Martin
Mises Etta Gayden
Bessie McCaskill
Johnson Hall
Webb Ragland
Corroner
Ranger
Lottie Murphy
Jno. Simmons
Mayfield
Velma Griffin
Kentucky
Fransioli
Ich
Embroidery Club
Zou Miller
Graham Burney
Mesdames Birdsong
Miller
Turley
Shields
Brown
Barnes
Martin
Gayden
Russell
Garraway
Misses Burney
Brandon Public Schools
M. E. Melvin
R. H. Henry
Cottrell
J. H. Dodge
Corporation
Dry Creek
PEACE
Africa
Rankin Camp No. 26S
R. S. Maxey
Charter Oak
W. G. Barnes
Poland
J. A. Shields
Optician
Chamberlain
Mary P. Swift
Rankin Count
Carrie W. Hunter
William Buchanan
Evalina B. Ellis
S. M. Ellis
Fiddlin
Bob
Happy Valley
John L. Matthews
Robert L. Taylor
United States
Tennessee
Rankin County Bank
Brandon, Miss
H. A. Busick
G. W. White
M. E. Ward
J. W. Birdsong
H. A. Busick, M. E. Ward, G. W. White
Mm. Buchanan
J. T. B. Berry
W. L. Barrow
D. B. Wilson, H. C. Patrick, W. B. Collier
Loveless
Public Square
Walrod’s
Pelahatchie “Bank
Pelaratchie Bank