Macon beacon., 1907-09-21
Brooksville Items.

nave gone 10 Jne n. W W.
Leo Cole has gone back to the train
ing school in Oxford.
Mrs. Pope went to Livingston Thurs
day to see her son, Louis, who is there
for his health.
Mrs. S. X. Cunningham and children
returned this week from Colorado,
where they spent the summer. They
were accompanied by Mrs. C's sister,
Mrs. Chalk. Another sister, Miss May
belle Cooper who has been abroad for
several months has been with Mrs.
Cunningham this week.
Mrs Lucy Rice of Starkyille has been
at Mrs. Dr. Patty's of Bigbee Valley
for several days She had with her
Miss Lucy Rice Eckford, h grand
daughter.
Mr.. W. W. Mcleod, the recently
nominated treasurer of our county, is
making his home among US. We un-
derstand he has moved into the Cum
berland parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. McMorries made
visit last week to their brother, Mr..
Edwin McMorries, in Meridian.
Miss M. W. Crymes has returned to
Meridian to take her place in the Bea-
son college, where she has taught for
severel sessions.
Miss Wright and Mrs. E. H Smith
went to Memphis, Tennessee the first
of this week for visit to relatives,
Mrs. Hambrick spent Sunday with
Mrs. Jesse Waller in Crawford.
DR.. W. W. Hamilton of Meridian wa
in town Wednesday and Thursday, as
sisting Mrs. Hamilton in arranging
business matters.
Mr.. Dan Norwood of Soule Chapel is
clerking for Mr.. T. j. Hopkins.
Mr.. Henry Gay is at the .Owl Furni-
ture Co. and Mr.. Hafford Hardin is
with DR.. Jamison at the drug store.
Mr.. Jordan, the new druggist, is in
town. He will open up soon. He and
family are to occupy the house on East
Main street, vacated by Mr.. 7. w.
Tate.
Miss Archer Mcleod left Thursday
for Lebanon, Tennessee, where she
goes to school.
1t is with extreme regret we chroni-
Gle the fact that Mr.. Lowrey Love is
preparing to leave us to make his home
in the city of Hattiesburg. Mr.. Love
was born and reared in our midst, and
such has been his life, that he possesses
the highest esteem and confidence of
the entire town.
Mr.. Willie Myers and family of East
| Alabama, have been visiting the fami-
lies of Mr.. H. H. Shull and Mrs. Dele
Kilmer.
Wednesday evening at $50 O'Clock, at
the family residence, Mr.. Calvin Ham
brick and Miss. Pearson Mcleod were
united in marriage by the Rev. S. L.
Pope. This was a beautiful home we'd
ding in which the relatives and many
friends of the popular young couple
were of one mind in their efforts to dc
them honor. The Mcleod home was
handsomely decorated with palms, fern:
and other pot plants, which the illumi
nations showed off to great advantage
Misses Mackie Connell and Edna Nc
| Leod received the guests, Miss Rutl
Hambrick had charge of the CUES
book. Misses Winifred Mcleod, Helm
Hambrick, Carrie Lanier and Ida Ma.
Jamison dispensed punch. Miss Archie
Mcleod, accompanied by that accom-
plished violinist, Miss Anita McMichae
played the march by which the brid
and maid of honor, Miss Lucille Wood
ward, and the groom, attended by hi
best man, Mr.. T. W. Madison descende
the broad stairway and marched int
the parlor The marriage service wa
unusually impressive, and breathles
reigned while the fateful words wer
being said. Immediately after the cel
emony the guests were invited into tn
spacious dining room and served wit
Neapolitan cream and cake. Mrs. Wi
Mcleod, Mrs. Georgia Mcleod Peter
son, Mrs. Smith Peterson proved then
selves very able coterers.
After some time spent in listening
beautiful music, examining the man
handsome bridal presents, and in socii
converse, we all turned our faces home
ward, each sincerely wishing these tw
young people long life and great haE
piness. Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Hambric
are at home at Mrs. Minta Hambric
on Olive street.
DR.. Gus Mcleod of Macon, Mrs. LII
tie Mcleod of West Point, Miss Mack
Connell of Mayhem, Miss Stella Smit
of Prairie Point, Miss Annette Rife an
Mr., Talmage Rife of Bigbee Valley
Mrs. Leo Cole and Miss Susie B. an
DR.. Lit Robinson of Deerbrcok, Nj
Gus Cunningham of Bigbee Valley, MI
Nelson Redwood of Bond, Miss, Mis-
Sue Mcleod of Columbus, Mr.. and Mr..
Mimms Hunter of Ex-Prairie, were tn
out of town guests at this mar ia. e