Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1910-01-14
Local and Personal Items

0FOH' NN IA "oCOu Win RELATIVES
John R. Dinsmore returned to Bing
ham college. near AshyilIe, n. c
this week.
Justice of the Peace Terrence OTIS
Of Gbolson vas in town on business
Thursday.
Mrs. W. F. Redwood of Brooks
1ille spent last Sunday with Rev. and
Mrs, Buck.
Mrs. L. NJ. Graham has returned af-
5er a visit to relatives and friends in
fulton. KY.
Mrs N. L. Terrell has returned to
er home in Aberdeen after a visit to
1rs. Walter B. Patty.
Miss Sallie Cunningham of Togo has
cen the guest this week of her sis
er, Mrs. Ellis Brame.
The Misses Reddin of West Point
ave been the guests lately of Mrs.
I'm PauIette, at Paulette, Miss.
ar. w. D. Clark has been consider
bly, under the weather for the past
eek or so but is now much better.
Helene, the young daughter of Mr..
1GMrs. F. E. Carlton, has been quite
for a week or so, but is now much
approved.
Mrs. Lottie Yates, after spending a
W days in Macon, returned to Hat
rs. Frank FoOte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Scales are now
cupying the Hearon home. Mr.. and
rs. Hearon will leave shortly for
r%mingham, Ala, to live.
Mr.. G.. J. Robertson of Deerbrook
as in town this week attending a
Getting Of the directors of the Bank of
aeon, Of which he is a director,
Among the Brooksville visitors in
aeon this week were Mr., and Mrs.
G. Hambrick, Messrs Bait and
y and Misses Trudie Carpenter and
chic Mcleod.
Mr.. w. M. Lamberson has bought
stock of goods of Mr.. L A. Mich
on. Mr.. Henderson will tell of the
gains he will offer the public in
xt weeks issue of the Beacon
DR.. G. Y. Thompson, who has been
ending the first of the winter with
son, Mr.. Frank Thompson, at Blue
opntain, Miss , is with Mr.. Cy
ompson.
Mr.. Murray Robertson of Deerbrook
s in town this week. His friends
'oughout the county viii be glad to
DIV that he has recovered from a
g seige Of rheumatism and to all APP
frances is in his usual health,
Rev. j. E Thomas, one Of most be
ed minister that ever lived in Ma
! was in town several days this
elk filing his regular appointments
presiding elder Of this district. His
~ttqIarters are in Columbus.
Capt. e. J. Rees, who has come to be
'arded as permanent fixture and cit
4 of the county, is spending a few
s at his former place Of abode,
mphis. A number of citizens who
interested in his welfare, will be
l to know he will return
Ir. T. j. Wilkins of Brooksville has
n in town several days recently on
mess. While in the office last week
ing his subscription notched Up an
err year, he expressed his purpose
make the race in the coming cam
On for chancery clerk.
lr. II. d. Jenkins, who was mana
of the Arctic lee and Coal Co.,
his place the first two wears of its
5tence, but who is now a resident of
~pneville, Ark, has beer in town on
mess several days this week. He
entered suit to annule the sale of
above plant, which was recently
lie. The suit Will be tried in April
n of the chancery court.
Ir. S A. VanBuskirk, of Fremont
nty, Colorado, has been in the coun-
everal days looking over the alfalfa
Is. He says that that plant grows
cser in his country and produces
e per acre, but is finer and makes a
Ter quality of hay in this section.
has made several trips to Mississippi
and is we'll pleased with what he
seen,
r. S. b. Wedgeworth and Mr.. Bob
menter two of the Beacon's oldest
scribers were in town this week and
lsant callers in the Beacon office.
ooking over an old copy of the Bea-
recently printed before the war we
I'D a list of a hundred or more
hes Of citizens of NoXubee who
e insured in a well-known insurance
pany, and only five are now living:
O. Hendrick, DR.. Minor, DR..
ESigeworth, L. w. Smith and Capt.