Macon beacon., 1913-08-08

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Mr.. Ches Featherston returned Thurs
day from weeks stay at Coden.
Mrs. Lipsey and daughter, Annelle
are visiting relatives in Lexington.
Mr.. John R. Dinsmore Is attending .
house-partv at Greenwood Springs.
Mrs. R. L. Stephenson was the guest
this week of Mrs. Rydie Stephenson.
Mrs. William Hall, of Memphis, d
the guest this week of Mrs. Jas. G.
Horton.
/ Mr.. Edward Martin, of Birmingham,
is spending his vacation with his home
folks.
Miss Elizabeth Bass is visiting her
cousin, Miss Gladys Deacon, in Lamar.
Miss.
Miss Edna Lockard, of Meridian, has
been the guest this week Of Mrs. J. e.
Jones.
Mrs. Worcester and daughter, of Co
lumbus, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Wor-
cester.
Mrs. Ed. F Bell, of Montgomery,
Ala, is with her mother, Mrs. Dora
Brown.
Misses Ada Mai Zepernick and Eliza
beth Swami will leave Saturday for
Coden, Ala.
Mrs. Julius Klaus and Miss Mary
Bush will leave tonight for Biloxi to
spend two weeks.
Miss Emily Ward, of Starkville, is
visiting her cousins, Misses Lille and
Henrietta Clemens.
Mr.. Jim Dinsmore, the BEACoN's
longest subscriber and best friend, was
in Macon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Smith, Of Colum-
bus, are with friends and relatives in the
county this week.
Miss Sue Allen and Mrs. E. P. Tatum
spent several days this week with Mrs.
Bennett in West Point.
Mr.. ]. L. Hibbler has been confined
to his bed for two weeks suffering from
ali attack of malaria.
Mr.. Warren Jackson has been con-
fined to his bed for the past two weeks.
but is now able to be about.
Miss Louise Wyatt, who has lived in
Vicksburg for the past year. is visiting
her homefolks in Prairie Point.
DIR. Stanley is in Water Valley at
tending court, having been summoned
as witness in murder case.
Mrs. ]. w. Patty and children and
little Elizabeth Ferris are at Green
wood Springs for stay Of ten days.
Master. Thomas Short has returned
from a pleasant visit in the country
at the hospitable home of DR.. j. E.
Wyatt.
Mrs. Gus Minor left Monday for Mon
,reat, N. c., where she will spend sew
sral weeks with her sister. Mrs. W. V.
Fant.
Mrs. John R. Dinsmore and daughter.
Miss Alma. left Wednesday for Iuka,
where they expect to be for the next
;wo weeks.
MIR. H. B. Gurler has with him now
lis two grand-sons Henry and Bruce
Iunburg, of DeKalb, iii. They will
pend the winter.
Mr.. c. H. Robinson and family have
moved to Greenwood, Miss. Mr.. Rob-
nson was superintendent of the cotton
last year.
MIR. Clinton Dorroh, who is in the Of
ice of the chancellor of the University |
# Mississippi, was at home few days
his week on a visit.
Mr.. Mat Clark, of Mobile. is paying |
lis annual visit to friends in the coun-
y. He is now with his old war COM
ade, Mr.. Deale Binion.
Capt. Erie Scales and Sergeant-Major
Nm. Dent left Biloxi for Camp Perry
'arly in the week. They will be at the
after place about month.
Mr.. A. P. Grout, president Of the Illi-
lois Alfalfa Growers Association, has
ust wired that he will be with the al
alfa campaign in Noxubee.
Messrs. Ames and Boyd went to
Newton Thursday to look into the plans
Inder which the truck growers of that
ounty operated last season.
Mr.. Mont Hauensfeld returned
his week from visit to relatives in |
Philadelphia. He went by way of st. |
Iouis and says that the crops east Of
hat all the way to Philadelphia are
'ery punk" The corn crop is being |
,urnt up by the hot winds end drouth.
Miss Mary Emma Richardson has this |
week as her house-guests three charm.
ng young ladies'. Misses Judith Lee
Jalmes, Of Brooksville, Nancy Moore.
# Columbus, and Mamie Redmond,
# Courtland, Ala. On Wednesday
evening the Richardson home was the
Gene of large party given in their
lonor.
Mr.. Frank Thompson, of Blue Noun