Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-07-28

Mr.. Jno. II. WcBbern. of m. s,...,,
''nleS' attended the Association. .nI ,',,'
ny % pleasant call. saw
Miss hil'ie Johnson, OF Verona.
IA Nacon visiting her relatives. Mr..
Brewer, Ferguson and Ford.
Mr., sam Irion brings US the or., ono.
'o,,on' Who viii bring the first b,I,
VIII be earlier than usca. :
M'>N Mary Holman has been VISITING no
l.''"'N' Maj. Hos ord, family. AT .I,rL mn
'"' OF course she enjoyed herself.
"r'' Mamie Kennedy and pr,,
teachers, of Loui,,ide. attended ,ho ,''o'
r''',o"' They both enjoyed their VIII, $50 -,
iroi. especially. 's''' IN
MISS ie1rl Allen and Master EoLor, -.
n|'' returned from school near Noli,,
'"' ''f from til" Gulf appears 10 no .a,'r,
eve 10 good health. ''"'"
when Mr.. Geo. NJ. Grohom ro,
"o"l ONO he will be surprised ,oGud
a''l'Ie Cleveland Graham at his honey
lie is Just a week old. ''''''''
Mr. II. L. Harlan, of Boligcc, Ala
was III NoXubcc this week, and woS
much Interested in The proceedings Of
inc Teachers Association.
Mr. Glen Eilnnd took Prof. uinor M, j..
n,s mouse to give him a re,t.n po,or
"''h tell his folks he was going. brt ho
won ITO so any more. lie gota "ble.sipg"
as well as Il rest.
MISS Annie Hill, of Lebanon. XIV ;yr;.
,,'ng ''r family of II. q. Riyes, Esq. Mis-,
i''' IS the oldest daughter of Hon. Glenn :
ii'''' one of the most distinguished and spc.
c'SSi"' ad'otcates of the Kentucky bar
our friend Jacob Bowling is building =
mouse for Mr.. l.. Oliver on the Ed. Common
pace on the Macon and Fairfield road, If
Is very gratifying to see such evidences of
prosperity and plenty of Wort for builders
and mechanics.
Mr. Geo, =. Gavin is the AGENT ofJ.
l. whitehead ~ Co. Jackson, Tenn.
practical workmcn and dealers in J,ol.
IAN and American Marble and Gram.
''', ana manufacturers of all kinds Of
Monuments, Iicadstoncs. Tabl cts
me alhicti0n that awaits Us all has yi>i.
ed the family of our old friend, John Sci.
be- Last sunday his daughter Martha died
II typhoid fever, and on Monday last re.
mains were inferred in the odd FcIlowf,
cemetery, Rev, Mr. Long reading the scryi.
Misses Susie CoIclough, Lucy Mc.
and Gcncyieve Saunders. in
oihpany with Col. W. L. Saunders,
apt. John II. WeIlborn and Lieut.. G.,
:. Saunders, left Monday to attend the
eachcr's meeting at Macon. We wish
hem pleasant trip. -Starkvillc
lines.
Prot. j. Il. Dcuprec, of Mississippi
'oIIcSc, Clinton, Miss, was in our city
week attending the East Mississ.
ppI Teachers Association. He made
ovcral telling speeches, and among
Illcr things advocated the Cali.raph
$ an important educational factor, cs-
when supplemented by the
limcograph.
The Professor was heartily wei
1mcd by his many friends, and his
'ccchco had fine effect upon the teach
IS and will doubtless induce many
:hooIs 10 introduce lypc.writing,
There have been several nice pienics' in
e country this week. The one at Ridge
ay was the most numerously attended, the
Ie at Mahorner's bridge was very delight
J., so say MISSES Carter. Hunter and
ythe, from Macon, but the one we most
was at Mrs. Glenn GLANDS on Run.
NJ Water. With their hands on their
arts, the whole party passed :. vote of
to Mr.. Colburn for barbccuing the ,
itton so nicely, and resolved that Mr.. =,
he Eiland should hereafter be known As I
c "Dukc Of Brunswick" for preparing I
eli a royal stew. He found the way 10 I
r hearts. and he can always count on our
cgiancc. :