Macon beacon., 1905-08-05
Local and Personal.

Mr.. Wilbur jackson, Of Shuqualab
was III the city Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs, r. McHenry Of Clalks-
dale are visiting relatives in the Comfy
Miss Lille Mcleod has returned home
from visit to her brother in Stotewall,
Miss.
MesHs Ben J. Allen and Jerre Ker-
nodle returned this week from trip to
the Pacific coast.
Misses Clara and Ida Smith returned
home this week from a visit to friends
at Waynesbore, Miss.
Misses Annie May Martin and Annie
Matt Evans visiting Mrs Pearl Stennis
for several days last week,
Mr., A Mcdonald, of Stone, Ala. ,
was amouLg the old ~idlers who attend
ed the soldiers reunion Thursday.
The charming Miss Annie Matt
Evans, of Ghoson, has been visiting
Miss Annie May Martin the past week
Mr.. T. f, Jackson came down from
the A, e. NJ. to see his aunt Miss Ada
Simpson who has been quite sick this
week.
Mr. Cambell and son of Midland Tex
as, who have been visiting Mr., E. F.
Anderson for several weeks, returned
home Thursday.
Messrs G. }, aud G NJ Robertson,
of Deerbrook, both old veterans of the
Lost Cause. attended the reunion in
Macon Thursday.
Mr.. Wash Dantzler. who has been
visiting his brother in the county for
some time returned to his home in Fitz-
patric. Ala Friday morning.
Mr. Il Daniel of The firm of Daniel
Bros. Machine Co., Tuscaloosa, has
been in the city several days W th view
of opening plumbing house here.
Misses Jeanne and Alvia Cooper leave
Saturday for brooksville Miss. where
they g to visit their sister, Mrs S X
Cunningham, for several weeks Me
ridian Star
Dr.. and Mrs. j S. Featherst3n re-
t,,rnod Thnr,l,r From, , min "a Dort
land, Oregon, and other points along
the Pac fic coast and the great northwest
including the Yellowstone National
park.
The many friends in Noxubee of Mr..
Frank Thompson and family will regret
to know that they will soon move to
Blue Mountain, Miss. where Mr..
Thompson has been employed for the
past year,
Mr.. Mat Clark of the Hotel ROYAL,
Mobile, left on Frieay morning for his
home, after week $ visit TO friends in
Noxuhee. He was a member Of the Nox-
ubee Rifles Al 4 enjoyed a day with the
boys at the reunion on Thursday.
Mrs, w. +. Patty, who has been spend
ing the past few days in the city as the
guest of the family of her father Capt.
ID. P, Davis, has returned to her home
in Macon. Her daughter, Mas Vernon
Patty, will remain here for several days.
Columbus Dispatch.
Frank Critz Watkins, infant son of
Prof. and Mrs. r. H. Watkins and
grandson Of Judge and Mrs. Critz. died
in Bristol. Va. on the first. Friends
here deeply synlpathize with the family
in the loss of the little one West Point
Leader.
Mr.. George M. Gilmore. who moved
with his family to Columbus abont two
years ago, was in the city last Saturday
and informs us that he will again be
citizen of Noxnbee in short time. aud
will move his family to his farm in the
Lynn Greek neighborhood, where he is
now building residence.
DR., Minor, as chief health officer of
Noxubee county was called to Shuqua-
lax Thursday evening at the instance OF
DR. Kelis and others, who had com
planned that the quarantine was so slack
at that point that parties from Lumber
ton and other points on the Northeast
ern were allowed to CONF in.
President Kincannon was in jackson
a few days ago and. was interviewed az
to his candidacy for the Governorship
Mr., Kincannon stated that h' was too
busy cutting grass on his ttrm in Noxr
ubee and preparing for the next session
of the College to consider the matter
Evidently the president is making hay
aud saying nothing Columbus Dis