Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-06-30
The Macon Beacon
Local and Personal.

Mrs. Nellie Shelton is the guest Of
is Mary Scott
Mrs. J. II. Williams is visiting rela
Hes in Meridian.
Nr, W II Grace returned yesterday
i her home in Richton
Miss Lille Bramc, Of Jackson, Jack
II has returned home
Misses Elma Pruit and Nancy Cavett,
Ia visiting in Houston.
] Mrs. L Oliver Snd family are visit
81 Mrs J. II Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs N H, Harrison are
i Tate Springs, Tennessee
1 Miss Susy B Cole, Of Deerbrook is
.te guest Of Miss Lucy Ferris.
i Mrs Waiter B. Patty entertained in
honor Of Mrs. Winston Houston
i Mrs. Wins.oa Huuston, Of Aberdeen,
1 lie guest Of Mrs w. R Patty.
4 A delightful German was given at the
1Iub rooms on Wednesday evening.
j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holberg who have
ben visiting at the home in Meridian
u Miss Bessie Heron, of Colum ous, is
Vsjting her brother, Mr. X. c. Heron,
4 Mrs. " NJ. King, of Ensley, Ala, is
6siting the family of Mr., Chas. Hardin
Il Miss Nena Rush has returned from
Il DELIGHTFUL trip to the Mammoth Cave.
Il Miss Viva Harrison left Thursdsv for
eewYork where she will sail for Europe.
Il Mrs. c. II. Spessard and little daugh |
m Ftheldra are at home from Starkf-
srle
4 ,lessrs, Z. c. Scales and j. NJ, Chap
4lIoi Winston, we're in the city Mon
H.
Mrs. j. A, Weatherby, Of Newton, |
4 visiting her daughter, Mrs. r. c.
Herron
Mrs, II. Turner, who has been the
&c. Of her sister, Mrs Thames is Wis
b. in Houston,
Misses Moore and Cox, of Columbus.
Nil be the guests Of Miss Mary Ames |
b. week
&Mr Jas, We atherby, Of Newton, is
baking hands with friends in Macon
BIZ week.
1 Mrs Cleary, Of Bellbuckle, Tenn is
b guest Of her daughter Mrs W, M.
kncs, Jr
Mrs NJ. T. Tatum Of jackson, Miss
Visiting her neices Mesdames }. G.
i, rton and T. W. Crigler.
Mr. Jack Crawford who has been
Biting Mrs Geo. Richardson, has re-
hncl to Chester, Alabama.
Mrs. Geo, Richardson was called this
6teE to CORTLAND, Alabama, on &C
runt Of the illness Of her sister.
Prof. Bell, of Baldwin, Miss, and
Clement of Birmingham, Ala, are
dstng Mrs J. A. Featherston.I
Il Miss Margaret Binion, of Stone, Ala
sma. Washington and Baker, of West
nint, are visiting Miss Lillian Binion
Mrs, Z. b Boyd has been visiting |
flatyes in Columbus this week, Her
na0g friends will be glad to know she
n almost entirely recovered her health.
The steel ceiling in the auditorium of
Hethodist church has been completed |
hi services will be held there on Sun.
H.
kDr Holiday of Cooksville, was in
hc city Wednesday The doctor says
b. rainfall at CookWllc on Monday |
w. the heaviest ever seen 10 that sec
H..
Mr. b. II Reed, of North Kemper, |
Il ohas been with Mr. c. B Dorroh |
D. family for several weeks returned |
hmc last week very much improved in |
Fath
Miss Mary Holman, daughter Of Capt. |
Y II Holman, has been quite i'll the |
II two weeks with bilious fever but
u are glad to say is much improved at |
II writing.
Mr. z. B. Morris, of Lebanon, Tenn,
visiting Rev. ID Mcleod and family
Il Brooksvile. He spent few days
Il IS week with Mr.. and Mrs, Gus
acLcod in Macon.
Mr. Jas. Jenkins and family, of kem-
r. passed through Macon yesterdty, on
Rdr return home from Cliftonville,
Fhcre they have been visiting DR.
hubbard and family.
Mr., Jno. Carr, Mrs. J, w, P. Bog
lan. Of Tupelo and Mrs. S. II. Hill OF
|arroIIton Ala. and Miss Mary Connor
Macon yesterday for Hatticsburg
9rd Gulfport to visit relatives.
Mr., and Mrs D. II. hill from Cooks
NE, were in the city Thursday Mr.
llI says the rams this week put fine
Fasons in the ground in his neighbor-
noCd, and that he has never seen the
PpS 10 better condition to receive, es-
cjaIly the corn.
Miss Louise Wyatt, daughter of DR..
Z Wyatt, of Prairie Point, has been
critically i'll for the past ten days with
Uphold fever and for several days her
e was despaired The doctors re-
Port her condition is exceedingly criti-
n and little hope is held out for her
Fcovery