Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-19
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NJ. - -'' . -. L. Johnson aaFe
ara e,.1 ','''''u " Ogu' some OIL mem
.si5. ~ 'O.s 20 ps out. Heavy
" w -. ''7 ''o"u's'
N's. mo Hndson' commissioner For
'"e Louisiana Purchase Exhibition,
of tbe AIissiy.ia,.i...l;s;t ' ''''. ~
NJ IL
fro,,, ne ''''''''7 I"n. mas fe'0ii fd
so,.a.,I... p ''7'' " near lhal ne Is
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"e'' ~ " Brown is at home from
''''ele"ce. Ihe Methodists are II nd
'"'t ne Is 70 be thier minister for a.
i'ey' Mr. spencer was on our STR. IS
-'o''ldy' sieetlug his friends.
We are soon 10 lose another fs,,.l,
that has been in our midst \ Iong ta..,
that Of Mr. J. L. Carpenter. lis
heaIlh Is sopoor that he fells Obliged ID
give up the hotel business. and win
move to some health resort, proba y
AsheWIlei N {. They hope to be a e
~ ReC away by the first of the year.
r l"9 'P"VeIl"S pubic will miss Mrs.
you p7n'7r' VINO Is 10 take her plac'
The Baptist church has bonobt a Iot
from Mr. Clarence Allen, on which
they will build a parsonage soon, Mrs.
Hambrick has purchased a lot from The
same gentleman and is preparing 0
nave a house built We shall be glad
10 nave Mrs Hambrick aud her chill
ureh as citizens.
There was some kin6 Of a show in
town Wednesday and Wednesday nlgnt.
II did not seem to make much impress
sion and this reporter failed to find ont
anything about it.
Our stores arc al, disnIovino bo,;5,v
goods, and trade is lively. 1t is said
that even the poorest negro in this sec.
ten is even with the world, and per.
haps a little ahead once more.
Rrooksvilla ia orfpariro from, . Wood
famine No ono win bo,l o,,, wood 4.
cotton stil, i, tbo fo,a ona u : ~
valuable to neglect. We trust that a
few more sunshinv davs will allow II al,
to be picked, and then the town folks
can get little stove-wood.
This village and sprropn5ino psigb .
borbood were shocked and saddarad hv
the Sudden daatb of DR. r T patty -
Bigbee Valley tba afternoon r. Doe
f. He left This Mace a LITTLE altar for :.
o. clock and abont characterization. of nm
hour afterwards, was found dead in his
buggy in the road near Mr.. Shull' s
home, Heart failure was said to have
been the immediate cause of his death
Cards to the marriage of Miss Maude
NJ. Cole and Mr.. Chas. c. CLAY, both
Of Deerbrook neighborhood, have been
received by their many friends. Thi,
suspicious event is to take place Dec.
%, at $3.50 a. M, at the home Of the
brides father, Mr. L, L, Cole.
Another new conner in town, "a line
boy at Mr. klate Kilmer's.
Old Mr.. Leroy Madison has been very
i'll for more than week with double
pneumonia. He is Sc years of age,
which fact lessons his chances Of re
coVery' dls children are an IN attend
ahee upon h'lh' MIS- joe 9'roup, MS
daughter having come from Norm
Alabama TO be with nm
Mr. o. l. Heard "ho mas nee'
away lor so'hetllne IN quest OF heal'n,
IS al nome AGAIN lie seems oe''eF "ho
we nope Tue I'M toYeiheul WIN commune
Mr., Eris Janison has sold out al
Cliftonville and will move to this place
as soon IS he can rent or buy a home.
All such people are more than welcome.
More houses are needed here.
Mr.. Jas. Hudson Of the u. S, Army,
il at home for the holidays.
Mr. Gao + Crvmas ,tta,,7e5 tht
sase;on of fine Methodist Conference /,
Meridian.
Mr. milan Roogass If Macon yisitef
tba family of Mr. Rem Roooess las
wool,
,,ios willie Honl,irs who bas hoen =
school in Meridian is at home
Mrs D n Prow, 10 MAILING sbo,
visit IN ralativas in Mavbav
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~" 49, .,o.,''.n' -.
- D,'N Wy r,''r'' - -. isI.y
sunday ana mas asfeeu W DC pastor "
that church FOR some months MT
Augustus passed through on his way t
see his brother. Mr.. l. b. Border
was mere moving ms enecIs 10 Mayhe"
whlch Is 10 oe MS hoine lor anoVne
year.
Miss Bessie I1ODkluS mas returned