Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-07
The Macon Beacon
Local and Personal.

b Mr. and Mrs. T, j. wilkins, Jr,,
were in the Thursday.
Mr.. j. G. FAINT of Meridian. is witt
he Mrs A. E, FAINT.
Mis-, Alice Moore. Of Columbus, il
sitting Miss Mary Oliver.
Mi, Louis, Hopkins. of BrookWille,
Isthe guest OF Mi,s Daisy Pruit.
ali,s Mamie Martin OF Tuscaloosa,
nyislting her aunt, Mrs, S. L. Muir
phey
Mis- Ada ZeperDick, who has been
hitting Mss Mary Dinsmore, has re-
turned home,
Miss Hazel Scales cntertane | a nun
ber ot friends on Wednesday evening
last at An allresco party.
Mr. Winston Jones of Mobile was in
It'd county this week looking after his
interests
Nr. Hanter Walker of LowndeJ
connty was shaking hands with his many
lfk nd in Macon this week.
d. and Mrs. Lewis Anderson of
we're in the city this week,
(kt guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. d, Clark
Nj Agnes Pearson left Friday for
Ntnphis, Tenn to visit relatives and
IND a well-earned vacation Of few
4aeks
hr Sid Morgan. a former citizen of
thK county, now residing in Mobile, Wis
ited relatives and friends in the county
laa week.
B. A B. Myric'i, of Cliftonville, was
inihe city Monday aud took out natu-
papers as a citizen of NoXu
bee by subscribing to the Beacon,
Mess. c. c. Acker and S. b. Con
nor Of Clittonville, were in the city
Tuesday to attend the funeral of theil
oldfricnd and neighbor Mr. j LDantz
n W NJ, Jackson, former citizen
viShuqualak, now Of Quitman was
yiEitor in Macon this week, and Ia
hjShame added to the Beacon list OF
zu@ cribcrs.
:. W / Wells, a prominent cotton
faetpr Of Vicksburg, visited his sister
W. } q. Cook, near Brooksville, last
veek He spent last Sunday in Macon,
'hss guest Of Mr.. j. w Patty.
IS Laura May Baker, of Carroll
{o1, and Miss Bessie Washington Of
N&t Point, and Miss Marguerite Bin
!oat oi Fox Trap, have been the guests
sAlxHcek Of Miss Lillian Binion,
Hs Will King, who has been vi iting
fe'4f YES in Macon for a week or two
~ thursday Tor Meridian for a few
az# stay, from VIII nee she will return
ohr home in Birmingham.
E rs Geo Douglass who has been in
pa health for some time, was taken to
nhrmary in Mobile for treatment
.es1N eck We are glad to report that
ne condition is very much improved,
"a Murray Robertson was in the city
I'VE lay. He informed us that his
9sAz hter, Miss Mary, who sailed recent
l{1Qr tour of Europe, landed safely in
A4RaeS She will be absent for several
|modths
w, c, Strait and little daughter
" 'ashulaville, we're in Macon this
The latter wishes the Beacon to
|.'s' the good people of Macon for
4s1I liberal contribution to an organ
az|z for the Methodist church at Ma
hNz willie
George Hauenstein. assistant
10y ct the National Bank of Com
Hattiesburg, aud his daughter
|Az Wary Jones Haucnstein, came to
\ to spend the Glorious Fourth,
M utter will remain the balance of
omme; as guest of her grand
a|< h..
many friends Of Mr.. Minis Gilkey,
s7 pas been absent from Macon for
per OF years, were glad to see him
cek He has been for several
IN the old Soldiers Home, near
gomerv, Ala, being employed in
'Nmissary there. He is the guest
Emmett Cavett and family.
Henry Herman, of Hatticsburg,
Ping his daught r, Mrs Nose Hol-
We regret to hear from him Of
oy re of the stock of goods OF
'S' Jesse and Carl. Their loss
pout 5000, with $1,000 insurance
pre- originated IN an adjoining
ns' the Dozier drug store, and the
oSs by fire was $4,000.
j, Wilkins Sr.. was in the
thursday. He came down to at
mreting of the committee that
pointed to make arrangements
Veterans reunion. So little in
was manifested in the meeting,
Y the veterans and the public in
mat the reunion was postponed
''ltelv' This is very much to be