Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-04-22
Personal and Local Items


Mr.. H. Minor, Jr., is visiting frlenos
:, in Gulfporr,
Miss Sue Lee Weir is the guest OF
Mrs. Will Cavett.
Mrs. Gully of Meridian a Deen the
guest of Mrs. DR.. Griffin.
Mrs. D. D. Patty is spending tne
week in Meridian with friends.
M aster Augustine Is sPeno-
ing a few days with Minor AmeS'
Mrs. Chas. Hardin, ST., has beer
visiting in Meridian the past week.
Miss Bessie McNees of Shuqualak is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w, D. Clark.
Miss Nell Clement is spending a few
DAVIS with Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Rogers.
Abby Woodward and Miss Caroline
Bocgess returned Monday from 0
>, vile.
Messrs. L. F. and Mat Holberg spent
a few days this week in Memphis
Tenn.
Mrs. Robert Alexander, of Meridian,
is Visiting her brother. Mr.. Charles
Harden.
Mrs. Curtis Bennett and son of West
Point are visiting Mr.. w F. Allen n
family.
Hon. c. B. Ames of Oklahoma City
anent several days last week with MS
mother.
Messrs. H. L. Owns and w. S.
Mullins have purchased the Ford
Touring Car.
Mrs. Jim Hibbler is visiting her SIS
ter Mrs v. Morgan Morris IN Mont
gomery, Ala.
Mrs. J. C. FAINT and children of Me-
ridian were the guest this week OF
Mrs. A. c. FAINT.
Mr.. Chas. Cypress of Klaus & Co.,
visited relatives in Montgomery ana
Tuscaloosa this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed, Oliver of Dancy'
Ala, spent a day or two with MIS- L.
Ooliver this week.
Mrs. Hickman Davis of the "A. q M.
College is with her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. w. L -Fe9therston.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Anderson OF
Wesson spent a few days with MIS-
II. A. Minor this week.
DIR. and Mrs. F. P. Ivy have been
the guests of Mrs. Jno. r. Dinsmore'
returning to Muldon Friday.
Miss Laura Hibbler, who has beer
teaching at Cola, Miss, is With her
sister, Mrs. Wyatt Jones, Sr.'
Miss Ida Smith has returned from a
visit to Mrs. Henry Watson. who was
Miss Ethel Smith, at Strong's station
Misses Ably Woodward and Miss Al
ma f. Dinsnore attended the State
Sunday School convention in Meridian
this week.
g Mr.. Dale Bell raj in town today
He does not thing that much OF the
rotton in his neighborhood was killed
by the frost.
Dr las. Spann and wife of Sumpter,
Q c.. are visiting at the home of Mr.
.rd Mrs. r. E. v, Yates and other rel
at.v 5 in the county.
Capt. w. P. snowden has been quite
i'll this week at Mrs. Ben M. Boggess
"a BROOK sville, We are glad to Learn
this morning that he is much better.
Mr.. Wayne Deupree was in towr
Thus Law. His health has not beer
GOOD for more than a monts past, but
ve are glad to report that he is nov
on the mend.
Mr.. H. H. Brooks, ST., took a trlE
of about 20 miles through the country
thursday and he thinks that a large
amount of cotton whould have to 81
replanted, having been killed by the
frost Tuesday and Wednesday nights
Mr.. Glenn Douglas of Clifton was il
tawn Monday. He said that Binion 4
n ,uolas have nearly 20 acres OF al
falfa ready to cut, in fact he expect
"a start cutting last Tuesday morning
The first, he thought . would not b
cnite ready, but he had to start earl!
aa the last of the cutting would be to-
rine before the first was old enoug
He expects to have a cutting ever
thirty days until frost.
"WaksQver" shoes appeal to mar