Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-09-22
and Local Items

Mrs. r. l.. Carpenter. of Crawford,
Mis- visiting Mrs. T w. Crigler.
Miss Ada Mae Z~epernick left To-Day
for Hattiesburg to visit friends,
Mr.. l.. M. Coars. of Huntsville, Ala,
visited friends in Macon this week.
Miss Annie Cole left Monday FIR
fsCr 3ford, where she will teach the
Ecoming session.
Miss Edna Bush has been confined to
.her room this week suffering from an
kattack of malarial fever,
Mrs. H. l.. j. Barnes and Master Hen
Try Barnes, of Meridian, have been the
Pguost of Mrs. Finis Carletonthis week.
Little Hilda, daughter of Mr.. D. W.
kfDent, has been i'll this week with ma
kIaria.
Misses Daisy Parker, Ruth Cole, and
6tLucy Douglass. were among the many
kSgirls that left for the I. /. &C. Tues
sday.
The Civic League will meet at the
kresidence of Rev. Mrs. Gladney Friday,
tsSept. 29th. The date of meeting has
ksrbeen changed from Tuesday to Fridays.
IN Mrs Harden Brooks has been at Coch
Yrane. Ala, with her father for the past
Eweek. Mr.. HI. H. Brooks, ST.. spent
~severaf days there, returning Wednes-
fday.
Mr.. John McCaskill, who is employed
Vim the office of the international Harves-
Tier Co., Memphis, Tenn, spent a few
Rdays last week with his family and
Friends in Macon.
Miss Annie Augustus left Sunday af-
Mernoon for Jackson, Tennessee, where
yshe will fill the chair of English the
tboming session in the Memphis Confer
aence Female College.
Mr.. Henry Evans was quite i'll for
~several days recently with malarial fever
His condition has improved to such an
tAxtent that he was able to be down
Eeveral days this week.
MIR. Alex Dimitry. of the New Orleans
IPicayune, has been for the past two
yMeeks the guest of Mr. ard Mrs. L. S.
&sbumaker and their daughter, Marie.
He will leave for New Orleans Sunday
kenorning.
~ The following young ladies' left this
Meek for Columbus, to enter as students
the |. |. & c.; Misses Mary Dent,
Srlma Pruitt, Annie Belle Thomas, Con-
Sbtance Glndney, Sallie Span and Rosa
twann.
a. MIR. Fletcher Jackson, of Noxubee.
ior some years past a member of the
Faculty of the Mississippi A. & M, has
Aecepted a chair in the faculty of Gle y
4cn College, South Carolina. Mr.. jack
Ton is another Noxubee boy who has
xtmade good
Y Mr.. Fl4vius Hubbard, son Of Mr.. }.
Hubbard, who last June graduated
Arith distinction at the Mississippi A. &
IA. is now assistant principal of the
Iones County Agricultural High School
Ellisyille. This is a fine position for
a young a man and so soon out OF
*bliege.
EMrs. Ed. B. Owens, accompanied Dy
kar. Owens, DIR. Murphy and Mrs. Hen
H. Owens, was taken to Memphis, Tues
xay morning where she was operated on
ST. Joseph's hospital for appendicitis.
Ibe stood the operation well and infor-
sation since is to the effct that her
Inhibition is as favorable as could re ex-
1hcted.
One Of the principal pumps at the
Fe factory was broken Thursday after
hon and the factory will be closed for
kyeral days until repairs can be made
kr. VIM will ship ice in from Meridian
Columbus, and as good service will
rendered his customers as possible.
yIwANTED-A position as school teach
Y in rural districts or small town, by a
Ysned. educated young woman. with
H. wears experience and o holds a
wears license to teach. Please let
r. know at once as will begin al any
~, Address, WI. MI.
Ms.c.. Mlss.