Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-12-06
Personal and Local Items

Mr.. Chase of Illinois is visiting Mr.
Geo. Richmond.
Mrs. Geo. Richardson and infant
daughter have been i'll this week.
Mr.. Robert Pruit, who is attending
school in Columbus, is spending a few
days at home.
Mrs. E. E. Dantzler is at home again
after a visit to relatives in Brooksville
and West Point.
Mr.. S. M. Thomas has been confined
to his home this week, suffering from
an attack of malaria.
Mrs. ]. L. Murphey entertained the
Fortnightly Club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Scales won the prize.
Mrs. Finis Carleton and daughter,
Helene, spent several days recently
with Mrs. H. L. ]. Barnes in Meridian.
Brassiers in any style and size. The
low corset makes brassiers a necessity
PATTY BROS.
Mr.. Chas. Smoot. who has been 10.
Gated in Admission, Ala, for the past
year. is in Macon for a few days visit
to relatives
Miss Weod Of DeKalb, Ill, is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Harry WacE, who
bought recently a part of MIR. Leo
Coles plantation.
Rev. Mr.. Parks and Mr.. w. E.
Stokes are attending the North Missis-
sipyi Methodist Conference now in ses-
sian at Greenwood.
Miss Lulu B. Williams, of Macon.
Miss, was the guest Of Miss Cleo
Woods the latter part of the last week.
Columbus Dispatch.
Save money on your Christmas gifts
by buying Meyer & Schamber Jewelry
Companys, holiday specials. See ad ii
this pay er.
Read Meyer & Schamber Jewelry
Com pany's advertisement in this pape,
or write for their cataaog, if you wisl
10 get the proper Christmas gifts O.
E right prices.
Mrs. R. M. Pruit returned Saturda,
from Ell Paso, Texas. wheSe she ha
been for several months. Mrs. Prui
stood the trip we'll and her many friend
are CLAN to welcome her home.
We have the exclusive sale of tn
only slicker or gum coat made that i
: absolutely guaranteed not to stick o
crack or freeze-''The Wet Moon
costs the same as the ordinary kind.
PATTY BROS.
Mr. N. Scales has been confined I
his aemesfor nearly two months, suffer
ing from a sever :attack of neui algi
/ OF the chest and back. He is dow
today for the first time in seven weeks
I The Aberdeen Lodge Of Elks, hel
\ Memoir Services last Sunday in homo
of their Departed Brothers. The Mem
orial Address, IAN able and eloquen
4 tribute" says the Aberdeen Examiner
\ was delivered by Hon. H. H. Brooks O
\ Macon.
Mr.. J. F. Jones spent the whole o
last week with his grandchildren i
Laurel and Hattiesburg. He returne
/ home Sunday, accompanied by Maste
George Hauenstein, Jr., of Hatties
burg.
Mrs. w. P. Minor has been quite il
for several days this week. On Wee
nesday her condition was such as t
cause her family great uneasiness ST.,
is now very much better and hopes ar
held out that she will be full y r~ecovere,
in a few days.
DR.. Jim Eckford, of Starkville, VIII,
underwent an operation for appendicitis
in Memphis recently and was danger
ously ill for several days afterwards
has sufficiently recovered to be out.
He was in Macon a day or two this
week.
: DR.. Rowan, sanitary inspector fol-
the State was in town Tuesday. He
was here only a short time. He noti-
fled several that the sanitary regula-
tions of state were not being complied
with and all got busy Immediately to
screen and'otherwise comply with the
law. He will return in a short time.