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The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Major James Reeve. superintendent Of
the stamp division. has just returned
from a pleasant trij to New York,
Corey Island, and neighborhood places
phetos of himself, showing he led
rather strenuous life while away.
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CAPITOL.

Sights and Pleasures of Gotham Will
Be Taken in by Chief Clerk
Mcdonald.
Thomas P Cieaves. clerk to the Senate
committee on appropriations. accompan-
led by Mrs Cleaves, left Thursday for
an extended Western trip,
Mr., Cleaves will spend some time in
the Yellowstone National Park and will
also visit Portland and other cities on
the Pacific Coast.
Clarence Johnson. executive clerk of
the Senate, Is spending the summer at
his home in Pittsheld. n. H He will
return to the city about October i.
H B, Mcdonald. chief clerk of the
Senate. will leave Monday for visit to
New York city.
Z. 9. Goodwin, assistant librarian of
the Senate library, Is spending his vaca-
ton at his home in Massachusetts,.
James 3. Mcclure, of the Senate com
mtttee on appropriations. who has been
sick with fever at Providence Hospital
for some weeks past, has gone TO his
home in Iowa, to recuperate.
Fred seney. clerk to the police board.
has just returned from pleasant trip
+ accom-
panied by his wife.
Capt. John P. Megrew, OF the police
force. accompanied BY Mrs, Megrew. is
visiting at Skaneateies Lake IN New
York. Captain Megrew will probably be
in New York State the rest of the sum-
mer.
Charles y. Richards. superintendent of
the Senate stationery room, has just
returned from short stay at Harpers
Ferry, W Va.
Captain Kennlday. of the guide force.
has Just returned from q ten-day out
ing al Ocean City, Nd.
Peter NJ. Wilson, assistant financial
clerk Of the Senate, accompanied by
vacation in New York and Atlantic
CITY.
George H. Williams. chief clerk of the
superintendents Office. viii return Mon
day from his vacation, which he has
been spending on his farm in Virginia.
Col. Jasper LittIeheId Snow, of the
guides, leaves today for d trip 10 Kan
sas City, Mo.
George c Click. of the guides. who
has not been IN the best Of health, left
Wednesday for Shenandoah Valley, Va,
to recuperate-
Con. Benjamin ]. Cady, of the guides.
expects 20 leave on August ! for several
weeks outing at Asbury Park, y. J.
F.. T. Dresser, of the House document
room, left Tuesday for Chattanooga,
Tenn. He VIII go from there after q
few days visit to his home in Rochelle.
III.
Capt r V De Costar, of the House
document room, who has been under the
doctors care for the past ten days. has
gone to Ocean City for several weeks
vacation.
William Paughburm, of the House doc
umeut room, will leave August ! for
his home. in Georgetown. Ohio.
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Arthur NJ Travers. chief clerk of the
third assistants office. is acting at the
head of the office in the absence of Mr..
Madden
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Harvey Lovejoy, of the chief cierl, $
office. Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral> left Wednesday for a two-weeks'
trip to ST. Louis. Mo.
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TREASURY.
S. J. Butterfield Back From Excursion

S. J. Butterfield Back From Excursion
TO Colorado Springs.
S. J. Butterfeld. of the law division
Of the Revenue Cutter Service, returned
a few days ago from Colorado Springs.
where he has been spending his vaca-
ton.
]. B. T. Tucker. chief of the law divi-
sion. Revenue Cutter Service, is now
travelling abroad He left on July Is for
New York, where he took ship for the
other side. Mr. Tucker expects to visit
nearly all of the countries in Europe.
James {. Wheeler. second deputy com
missioner, of the Internal Revenue Cut
ter Service, is expected 10 return short
" from California, where he has been
for some time attending official busi-
ness.
A. S. Henderson, of the secretary's s
office. departed today for weeks va
cation In Hedrick and Panora, Iowa
Miss H K. Pearl. of the division Of
general accounts, Treasurer s office, is
now at Spring Lake. n J., where she
is Spending her vacation.
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D. C. Waters, OF the western division,
who had a fractured hip, his discarded
his crutches and is now using only q.
cane.
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SUSAN B. ANTHONY.

absence of Assistant Secretary Muir
ray. The latter is expected to return
on Monday.
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Mrs. 4, A Emery. of the western di-
vision, is still detained at her home sick.
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A letter received from II. w. Myers,
OF the western division. informs his
friends that he is having a royal good
time at the Yellowstone Park and other
Western points.
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Mrs. Agnew, of the record division,
has returned from a two-weeks' outing
in Virginia --s.
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Clarence Johnson. executive clerk of
the Senate Is spending the summer at
his home in Pittsheld. n. II. He will
return to the city about October i.
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vision. is entertaining cousins from the
TAR West
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George Bowman, of the western divi-
sion, has returned from a two-weeks'.
outing much improved in health.
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INTERIOR.
c&ief Clerk Dawson Win Go to Port
land to See the Fair


C&ief Clerk Dawson viii Go to Port
land to See the Fair.
". Scott Smith. private secretary 10
Secretary Hitchcock. has just returned
from Boston where he had a conference
with the Secretary in regard TO business
of the department.
Edward NJ Dawson. chief clerk. wiz
go 70 the Portland Exposition ON August
IS. he viii be accompanied by Mrs.
Dawson
J. George Wright, inspector for the
department in Ind1an Territory, was In
the city this week for a conference with
the department Ir. Wright has return-
cd 70 mis- duties in MuskOsee.
a NJ Coffey. of the secretary's Office.
died at his home in Georgia. on Tues
day
4 J Lyon. who has been sick for
some time past. has returned 10 The Of
flee much laproVed
J. ". Zeqely. formerly special in
speetor for the department. who is now
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NAVY DEPARTMENT..
on Stamping Grounds

]. R. Williams to Attend Camp Meetings
on Stamping Grounds of Youth
james r.. Williams, Of the Bureau Of
Construction ana Repair, will. it is
claimed by his departmental asso-
ciates, spend his annual vacation at the
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

W. Z. Mayes, OF the western, who.
has been ILL., is again on duty.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

John. Q. White is acting assistant chief
of the war division
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D. Z. Cook. OF the record division.
who fell and broke his ankle some time
ago. is again on duty. but has a decided
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

George E Waggeman. sergeant of
the watch. Pension Bureau is on a. pro-
tracted visit to his old home in IIIi-
nois-
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Fewer Clerks Than Usual
1t Work in Departments
Vacation Exodus Leaves Many Vacant Desks,
August VIII Be the Month of Many De-
,partureS From the Hot City

practising law in Indian Territory, was
recently in the city.
Judge Thomas Ryan, First Assistant
Secretary, is aSa3n on duty after several
weeks vacation in Pennsylvania.
Charles T Boom. is on an eighteen
day leave ct his home in Maryland
Capt. Granville FernaId. of the watch
force, is taking his annual leave at his
old home in Maine.
Daniel Callaghan is isiting friends at
SaCketts HaTbor. n. Y
John Watson Is resting at Atlantic
City for several weeks.
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K. H. Thorp is the acting chief clerk
of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
Generals Office, in the absence of Mr..
ConTard- Mr. Thorp is chief OF the city
delivery force.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Walter B. Getty. a special agent of the
classification division, who has been u
me coast for the department for the last
two months, on official business. has re
turned 10 his duties here
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

George NJ Marble. OF the telephone
room, VINO has been confined at home
for some days by a severe attack Of
stomach trouble, is again at his desk.
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Sights and Pleasures of Gotham viii
Be Taken in by Chief Clerk
Mcdonald.

Thomas P. Cfeaves. clerk to the Senate
committee on appropriations. accompan-
led by Mrs Cleaves. left Thursday for
an extended Western trip.
Mr.. Cleaves will spend some time in
the Yellowstone National Park and will
also visit Portland and other cities on
the Paeific Coast
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

H. B. Mcdonald. chief clerk of the
Senate, Will leave Monday for a visit to
New York city.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

]. s. Elmer, OF the chief clerks Office,
lett this week for Jersey City. where
he win spend his annual leave.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Miss NJ. E. Pettus. OF. the law divi-I
sion IS again at her desk after three
weeks leave
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Charles De Woody. manager of the
baseball team. is visiting relatives in
Akron. Ohio Mr. De Woody will. be
absent from the department for several
Weelks
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

=. W. Brewster. of the money order
division, who has been away frcna his
duties for three months on account OF
sickness, returned TO his duties on
Monday
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Grant Circle. Ladies OF the G. a. R,
will hold a japanese lawn tea, with
genuine Japanese ladies from the lega-
ton to serve the tea, at the home of
Mrs. Lewis. II D street northwest, this
evening.
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POSTOFFICE.

Captain Bacon's Return Will Be Festive
Occasion for Rooters.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Louis Lowe. of the law division, is
absent sick.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

b. ". Lawrence, an assistant attor-
ney for the department, is spending his
vacation at his home in Vermont.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Miss Grace Simms, OF the money or
weeks visit to Cottage City. Mass.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Z. .. Goodwin, assistant librarian of
the Senate library, Is spending his vaca-
tiOn at his home in Massachusetts.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

! practiGGing law in Indian Territory. was
/ recently in the CITY
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

P. Y. Keyser. law clerk in the Assist
ant Attorney Generals Office. has Just
returned from a trip to Betham Beach,
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Miss May Stewart of the money order
dision, returned this week from a ten
day trip 10 Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

f. V. Ladow Is spending his vacation
IN AIaasa chusetts.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Harry Frahm. OF the stamping room.
accompanied by his wife. is making a
trip to New York by water
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

I. B. Cohen. of the city department,
Will leave on August for several weeks
outing al Colonial Beach
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eral> left Wednesday for a two-weeks'
rip to st. Louis. Mo.
H NJ. Bacon. chief of the classifca-
lon division, and captain of the base
oaI team. will return to his duties this
afternoon. His welcome by the baseball
viii be hearty one
Major james. Reeve. superintendent of
The stamp division. has just returned
from a pleasant trij to New York,
corey Island, and neighborhood places.
he secured a very fine collection Of
nhetos of himself, showing he led
rather strenuous life while away
Walter B. Getty. a special agent Of the
division, who has been II
he Coast for the department for the last
two months, on official business. has re-
turned 10 his duties here
Miss Grace simms. OF the money or
Ger division, has just left for a two
weeks visit to Cottage City Mass.
Miss May Stewart. of the money order
dision, returned this week from a ten
day trip 10 Atlantic City.
Samuel simpson. of the city DEPART
ment has just returned from z two
weeks. trip TO Philadelphia. Whining
ton Del, and Camden. n. J.
Arthur G. Turner, of the city depart
ment. returned this week from a two
weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
l. B. Cohen. of the city department.
viii leave on August for several weeks
outing at Colonial Beach.
9. w. Brewster. of the money order
division. who has been away from his
duties Tor three months on account OF
Sickness, returned TO his duties on
Monday
], S, Elmer, of the chief clerks office,
left this week for Jersey City, where
he VIII spend his annual leave
E. H. Thorp is the acting chief clerk
of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
Generals Office, in the absence of Mr..
Conrard- Mr. Thorp is chief OF the city
E. W. Lawrence, an assistant attor-
ney for the department, Is spending his
vacation at his home in Vermont.
p. Y. Keyser. law clerk in the Assist
ant Attorney Generals once. has just
returned from trip TO Betham Beach,
Del.
Grover Wnmouth. of the Assistant
his leave.
Edward Hammond Of the Second As
sistauJ Postmaster Generals office. is
spending his leave in the mountains of
Pennsylvania.
+. G. Russell. of the Second Assist
ant Postmaster Generals Office, has been
granted leave from July "a to August y.
W. c. Wood left for months yaca-
tion at his home In Indiana
J, r, Barker has gone to his home in
Wisconsin.
J. r. Hennessy, Of the classification
division. has gone TO Massa achusetts for
his vacation.
Mrs, Emile Wunder, of the stamp di-
vision, viii spend three weeks vacation
In Atlanta. Ga
g NJ. Davidson and j. ". PoIlett. Of
the eiassshcatio division. are TWO lone
y men. Their better halves have left
the ciiy 3oc summer outings.
J ! Whitman, OF the money a-7-r
division, left this week for Baltimore
where he will be married Mr.. Whitman
is Known to his friends as Foxy Grand
pa Ills latest move is the fOxiest ne
mas made for many a day.
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scenes of his boyhood, up Virginia
way, attending camp meetings and
other socials where the pretty girls
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Miss May Talley. of the map folding
her old home In West Virginia
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
Chief Clerk to visit Western At
> torneyS.

Chief Clerk Fields left recently on a
general inspection tour of the West.
He viii visit the different special attor-
neys' Offices throughout the Western
States, He is at present IN Colorado.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Arthur G. Turner. OF the city depart
ments returned this week from a two
weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

3 Samuel Simpson. of the city depart
ment has just returned from q two
weeks trip to Philadelphia. Whining
ton, Del, and Camden. y. j.
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Miss Emma A Bright Of the folding
room, is spending her vacation at Har-
per's Ferry with a party of friends.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Grover Wilmouth. of the Assistant
Attorney Generals Office. is away on
his leave.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

James B. Mcclure. of the Senate COM
mtttee on appropriations. who has been
sick with fever at Providence Hospital
for some weeks past, has gone TO his
home in Iowa, to recuperate.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Judge Hinton, of the Bureau Of Con
struction and Repair, contemplates a
sojourn in the woods Of Arkansas in
the near future.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

James Torbert surprised his many
friends by returning from his annual
vacation a benedict. Others are
seriously considering following his ex-
annie
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ing a great deal Of interest in the expo
sition. as is evidenced by her letters
to her friends. On her return tEtp Mrs:
Stagge VIII visit the Union Printers
Home at Colorado Springs.
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Miss L. c. Tyler contempIates a. short
recreation trip throughout the South,
stopping off at Atlanta, Ga, to visit old
friends of her girIhood days.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Fred Seney, clerk to the police board,
has just returned from q pleasant trip
10 Atlantic City. Mr.. Seney was accom-
panied by his wife.
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! Capt. John p. Afegrew, OF the police
force, accompanied by Mrs Megrew, is
visiting at Skaneateies Lake IN New
York Captain Megrew will probably be
/ in New York State the rest of the sum-
rleF
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Accompanied by his wife, L. B. Clark.
an inposer in the job room force. is
taking a vacation trip to Buffalo. \. Y.
Later he will go through the Thousand
Islands and visit points Of interest in
Canada with q party OF friends
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Louis Y. Woulfe, Office of the foreman
of printing. is on his way TO Boston,
where he will sneud his vacation. He
is making the trip by water
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

II T. William ls now in Atlantic City.
where he is spending his vacation. Later
he will go to New York for a short time
prior to his return to this city.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Edward Hammond, of the Second Az
sistauI Postmaster Generals office is
spending his leave in the mountains of
Pennsylvania.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Sherman Allan. private secretary to
Assistant Secretary Darling, is sojourn-
ing at the home Of his parents at Ben
mir
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Thomas Elwood one of the oldest en-
ployes of the ruling room, has lately |
returned from a short vacation
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Charles \. Richards. superintendent of
the Senate stationery room, has just
returned from Il short stay at Harpers
Ferry, ". Va.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

II E. Quinn. of the bureau of supplies
and accounts, will leave his desk at the
department for q months outing at Del
aware Pa
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Austin Harveycutter. the crack second
haseman OF the bali team, left Thurs
day for a trip to Colorado and New
Mexico. lie goes as a special agent
OF the department. 10 investigate the
timber frauds Of the West He is not
expected 10 return before the ftrst of
December. The team VIII miss his fast
Worlz-I
e
Captain Klienschmidt, Of the baseball
team Will leave on Tuesday for his va
cation.
hIiss Chandler. Of the sixth Auditors
oTce. has returned from her vacation
aSzCOlOnial Beach.
Miss Ida Binups. Of the Sixth Audi
tors office. LETT this week for a ten DAYS
trip 10 Atlantic City.
Mrs. Miller, of the Sixth Auditors
offce. IS spending her vacation al Ma
SG-a Fails. y, y.
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Capt. S. H. Gibson, of the bureau Of
supplies and accounts, is on a month S
leave to Atlantic City and the New
England coast.
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PENSION BUREAU.
H. W. Meyers Enjoys Royal Time in
Yellowstone Park.

H. W. Meyers Enjoys Royal Time in
Yellowstone Park.
D. G. Waters, OF the western division,
who had fractured hip, his discarded
his crutches and is now using only e.
cane.
Mrs. Agnew. of the record division,
has returned from a two-weeks' outing
in Virginia --,. v.s,.
Mrs. \, A Emery. of the western di-
vision, is still detained at her home sick.
W. U. Mayes, Of the western. who4
has been i'll. is again on duty.
George D. Godron. of the western (di-
vision. is entertaining cousins from the
far West
John. Q. White is acting assistant chief
of the war division.
A letter received from H. W Myers,
OF the western division. informs his
friends that he is having a royal good
time at the Yellowstone Park and other
Western points
George Bowman. of the western divi-
EiOlr mas returned lEULn Il INU-WGEkS
outing much improved in health.
George E waggeman. sergeant of
the watch. Pension Bureau, is on a. pro-
tracted visit to his old home in III-
nois-
Louis Lowe. of the law division. is
absent sick.
Miss NJ E. Pettus. OF the law divi-
sion, is again at her desk after. three
weeks leave.
D. Z. Cook. OF the record division.
who fell and broke his ankle some time
ago. is again on duty. but has a decided
limp.
George NJ Marble. OF the telephone
room. who has been confined at home
for some days by a severe attack Of
stomach trouble, is again at his desk.
Grant Circle. Ladies Of the C. a. r,
viii hold a japanese lawn tea, with
genuine Japanese ladies from the lega-
ton to serve the tea, at the home OF
Mrs Lewis, II D street northwest, this
evening.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

A NJ CoRey. of the Secretary's Office.
died ~ his home IN Georgia, on Tues
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Mrs. George /. Carter, director of sec
ton of the folding room, owing TO le
illness Of her mother, is absent from
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

A. S. Henderson. of the secretary's 8
office. departed today for weeks va
cation In Hedrick and Panora, Iowa.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

DR.. Hamilton. Of the bureau of con
struction and repair, viii leave shortly
on his annual leave. which he contem-
plates spending at Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

NJ. L. Crox, assistant distributing Off
Ger. is spending his annual leave at Lin
den Va
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

eS 7 .Room,~ is on an eighteen
We ct his home in Maryland.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Captain Kennlday. of the guide force.
has Just returned from ten-day out
ing q Ocean City, Md
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

c. A. Leith, OF the Bureau Of Stats
tics, Is enjoying a months outing in the
mountains of West VIRGINIA
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

r. J. Lyon. who has been sick for
some time past. has returned Ia the Of
nLe EnLeL L.a.LaN.n
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Because of the death of his mother
Henry Fitzpatrick, OF the finishing divis-
ion of the main bindery, has been called
to his home
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Peter Donohue, private secretary to
Commissioner General Sargent has re-
turned to his desk after months va
cation.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Peter NJ Wilson, assistant financial
clerk of the Senate, accompanied BY
Mrs. and Miss Wilson, is spending his
vacation in New York and Atlantic
CITY.
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Mrs. Nellie 6. Stacge of the Gazette
division, is visiting friends and relatives
in Portland, Ore. While there she is TAX
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1905-07-22

Mrs. Flukes of Monroe, La, is the
guest of Mrs. Gragnon,
Mr.. S. P. Walker has been appointed
Institute Instructor at school No. 2 that
will hold its session the last two weeks
in August.
Mr.. Leo Cole, of Dcerbrook, was in
the city Thursday, His young son, Leo
has had a severe case of typhoid fever,
but we are glad to say is convalescing
The Misses Shannon will receive on
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of their
gnests the Misses Holt and Miss Abba
Woodward of Macon. Meridian o,a.
Mrs. W. NJ, %Lamberson and Miss
Clara Smith left last Saturday for BIZ
loxi, where they joined a large party of
Maconitcs, which went down a few
days before.
DR.. and Mrs, J. c. Roberts have the
sincere sympathy Of their friends in the
loss of their infant son, who died on
Saturday evening last at the residence
of its grandfather, Mr.. L. D, Cavett
three miles cast of Macon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel, of Texas, were
in the city this week visiting Miss Nan
mic Cathcy and the family of Mr.. i, E.
Carleton, Mrs. Daniel was Miss Bessie
McCarvcr, and as a young lady visited
her aunt Miss Cathey in Macon.
Mr., S. b. ]. Hauenstein has severed
his connection with Mr.. Lamberson,
and will be with A, Klaus & Co., next
season. He is taking a vacation and
has gone'on a visit to Mr.. W. N. Taylor
at lttabena.
DR.. B. T. Jones of Stone, Ala, was in
Macon last week on his way home from
the Springs. While here he bought a
beautiful match-palr of black mares
from Loyle Shannon, who is now the
junior but active member Of the firm of
w. w. Shannon & Son.
Mr.. Dahnke, Of Dahnke-Walk Mil
ling Co., Union City, Tenn, has been in
the city several days on business for
his firm. Mr.. Dahnke is also a practi-
cal and experienced Ice Manufacturer,
and is very much interested in Macon's
ice situation, or rather, the lack Of it.