Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-05-20
Personal and Local Items

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L. l.. Oliver.
Miss Daisy Pruit has returned from
the l. L. & C..
Mrs. w. P. Minor has returned from
a visit to Starkville.
Miss Woods of Alabama is the guest
of Miss Ada Zepernick.
Prof. w. w. Routten of the A. & M.
College spent Sunday in Macon.
LleweIlyn Oliver, Jr., has returned
from Webb's School, Bell Buckle, Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Lee are spend
ing several days with relatives in Ma
con.
Mrs. Harden Brooks, Jr., is Writing
her father, Mr.. Lee Windham at Coch-
rane. Ala.
Miss Mildred Minor has gone to
Starkville to attend the A. & M. COM
mencSment.
Mrs. ]. A. Nicholson at Mashulaville,
we regret to report, has been quite ill
for several days past.
Mrs. G. P. Waller and Mrs, w. A.
Cheatham have beer the guests of their
sister, Mrs. j. A. Lee.
a Mrs Annie B. Wilbourne of Scooba,
has been the guest this week of her
daughter, Mrs. Jno. A. Tyson.
Miss Martha Brame has returned
home after spending the winter at Cor
roc Cp;ef; md Con Antonio TnX9S
John r. Dinsmore has returned from
Bingham School, N. c., where he las
oeen a student for the past two years.
Mr.. V. Morgan Morris and son of
Montgomery, Ala, are expected here
about the first of June to spend the
summer with her parents.
Mrs. J. F. Ames and Miss Mary Nc
Caskiil entertained the members of the
Noman's Home Missionary Society and
he Cradle Roll Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. James Lucas and Messrs
Gates Lucas and Zeno Yeates of
tarkville spnnt Sunday with MIS-, J.F.
NEE. They came down in Mr.. Yeates'
Ito.
Mrs. B. R. Boyd and infant son ar
we'd last Saturday afternoon from
mericus, Ga. They came on a visit
/, Mr.. J. K, Bankhead and other rela-
yes in the county. !
Mrs, A. C. Brought and Mrs. j. A. ;
anpbell. the latter being accompanied
1880 MockorC Toe and Willie :
c., all of Memphis, are visiting their
other, Mrs. M. A. Culpepper on the
lRhlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hibbler have
sunred from Mobile. where they went
ing the Confederate reunion. Mrs.
1bler, we are glad to report, has al
1t recovered from the severe burns
received while a guest of h Bat
House, Mobile.
he sheriff's office calls attention to
fact that only about one-third of
privilege licenses due have been
d, and that only 10 days remain,
1se who know themselves to be due
cense would do we'll to pay up, as
Y are very liable to, have to pay
lble the amount of theirs license.
~ should remember that the sheriff
no discretion in the matter. ,
he meeting of the Grand Lodge of t
Fellows, which met in West Point
week, attracted several from Ma
Those who attended in an official }
acity were F. E. Carleton, grand {
.surer, j. o. Faser, grand patri-
!, and w. E. Avery, representa-
from the Macon lodge. Messrs.
Heinrich and w. S. Staggers f
visitors. Brooksville was select h
the next place of meeting for the \
d lodge. d
and Mrs. H, L. Owen and Mr.. }
Mrs. E. B. Boyd of Macon, visited n
DIS in Columbus Sunday. -Colum- n
commercial. .
and Mrs. Henderson Baird, who L
at the Gilmer during their stay, o
ned Friday to Greenwood. Mr.
the newly elected president of r
tate Hardware Dealers Associa- q
is a son of Prof. William Baird, a
,ipal Of the Columbus Institute in 81
ing ago.-Columbus Commercial. q
ederson Baird spent a large part m
hood in Macon when his father o
teacher in the Calhoun Institute. M