Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-09-08
and Local Items

Y MT. w. ., 1uChCl was HI "a
business this week.
d Mrs. Fannie ]. Brown is visiting her
y aunt Mrs. Dismukes.
y Mr.. Henry Minor is still confined to
+. his room with fever.
( Mrs. Brady, of Mobile, is visiting her
b%sister, Mrs. DR.. Scales.
Mr.. Topp, of Tupelo, is visiting his
. sister, Mrs. G. e. Lilly.
X Mrs. Lou H~auenstein, of Meridian, is
the guest of Mrs. f'iris Carleton.
. Mr. n dMrs, Will Dothrow of Brooks
y vile, were in Macon Wednesday.
Mrs. Nelson Stevens spent a few days
with friends in Meridian this week.
Mrs. C. M. Morgan of Starksville, is
+ with her mother, Mrs. w. P. Minor.
. Mr., and Mrs. T. w. Yates, of Laurel.
visited relatives in Macon this week.
Mr.. N. Scales returned Wednesday
j from a ten days stay at Allison's Wells.
Mrs. Minnie Clemens and family
y, will move to Memphis Tenn, in a short
9 time.
Miss OLIVIA jenkins. of Shuqualak, was
a visitor in Macon a day or two this
week.
Miss Mary Dean returned to Okolona
" Tuesday accompanied by Miss Hazel
Scales.
Il Mrs. Joe Stevens has moved to town
and is occupying the home OF Miss Ed
ma Bush.
Mr.. W. S. Staggers, who is now in
business in West Point spent a day in
y Macon this week.
"a Mr.. and Mrs. E. Matthews are the
happy parents of a t%en-pound boy, born
Friday morning,
\ Mr.. R. H. Harrison left Sunday for
N. Y, where he will visit his
Nj daughter, Mrs. Linton Thompson.
VI Mrs. Whitman Davis and little daugh-
i. ter, Mary Winifred are spending the
a week with Grandma Featherston.
II Mr.. Everitt of Mckenzie, Tenn, will
M be the assistant principal OF the Macon
hkGraded and High School.
! Mr.. N. L. Lee, a prominent business
" man of DemopIis, Ala, was the guest
I'D, This week of Mr.. Leo Cole and family.
Miss Linda Bush will teach music the
. coming session in the public school at
/ Scooba, Miss, and Miss Nellie Holt at
REnterprise.
"a Mr.. E. v. Ames has a position in the
~ Commercial National Bank, of Jackson
4 Jille. Fla. Mrs. Ames will join him in
"a short time.
ID Mr.. John TYSON has been confined to
b;s he'd this week with malarial fever.
His condition is some better and he
homes to be at his Office next week.
Miss Emily Clemens. of Hattiesburg,
was in Macon this week to see her aunt,
NMiss Emily Ward, Of Washington City
hwho is visiting Mrs. Clemens.
Miss Lula Griggs left for "upelc
W Monday evening to spend a short time
with her sister, Mrs. Cavett, before re-
" turning to. her school in Memphis.
H Mr.. 7. F. Shelton has been in Green
wood several days this week. His
friends are wondering whether ne went
n huv for his store or furniture for his
~ new home.
% Mr.. Jas. E. Jones, accompanied oy
his nephew, Geo. Hauenstieu n james
) Cnambl1ss. came up TO see Granada
ZONES. who has been jill with fever fol
several weeks.
Il Mr.. George Hauenstein. OF Hattles.
hnro. was in town several days this
al week. While here he sold to Mr. Ban
Harkins the Hauensteln place now oc'
Il cupied by Mr.. Norman.
Mr.. Jas Sparkman' president OF I'M
hoard of supervisors was absent 7 0
hoard meeting this week on occount O
illness of himself and wife in cearly foui
Years that Mr.. Sparkman has been Oh
"A ihe hoard this is the first month ne ma
been absent.
Z Rev. Mr.. Spencer and wife, Of Lum
horton. are visiting their son, Mr.. W WIN
Snencer, manager Of the Imperial Cot
tan oil mill az this place. Rev MI
Snencer was pastor of the Baptist churc
;n Mason a number of years ago and
- large number of friends were GLAD 0
this opportunity to greet him.