Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-01-17
Personal and Local Items

BrOOksville.
Mr.. Harry Patty of Columbus was in
Macon Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. F. Ames spent Sunday in
Starkville with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian BOggess visited
relatives in Brooksville last week.
Mrs. j. C. Russell and baby of Meri-
dian, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
Cockrell.
Mrs. Mary Kate Scales of Mobile, is
the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs,
N. Scales.
Mrs. Dinsmore and Miss Alma Dins-
more are visiting Mrs. DR.. Price Ivy
in West Point.
Mr.. j. L. Dantzler is now selling
goods for Mr.. J. Henry Herman on the
Fairfield road.
Mrs. Merry Crenshaw Hand of Dem
ton, Texas. is the guest or Mr.. and
George Richardson.
Miss Kate May has returned from Me-
ridian. She was accompanied home by
her sister. Mrs. Cooper.
Mr.. George Pagan. who was consid-
cred very seriously i'll last week. is
improving and is now able to get up.
Mrs. Edgar Ward, who is we'll known
in Macon as Miss Mary Carter. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. C. C. Eiland.
Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Shumaker and
family are now occupying the residence
recently purchased from Mr.. N. Scales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Klaus are in New
Orleans for q week or two. Mrs. Klaus
will be a patient in Touro Inirmary for
that length of time.
Mrs. X. S. Skinner is in Mobile with
her sister, Mamie Warren Jones. who
was operated IN last Sunday at Proyi-
dence Infirmary for appendicitis.
Mrs. Claude B. Rives of Birmingham
is with Mrs. A. Klaus. Her friends in
Macon will be glad to know she is con.
templating returning here to live.
Mr.. Leo Cole and family will o o be
residents of Macon, having rented Mrs.
Brought's residence. Mrs. Brought,
whose health is not good, will trayel
for the next few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goussett of Chi
cago have been visiting for several
weeks past with their sister. Mrs. M.
Goussett and neice, Miss Nettie. They
left Thursday for a visit to friends in
Texas before returning home.
Two valuable citizens have been
added to Noxubee's population recently
in the persons of Mr.. Oakland, who
purchased a part of the Cunningham
tract, and Mr.. Chase, who purchased a
part of the place that Mr.. Richmond
bought from Mr.. Leo Cole.
Messrs. j. C, FAINT of the University,
W. v. FAINT of Newton. Mrs. A. E.
FAINT of Gulfport, Miss Anne FAINT. Mrs.
Bessie Daugherty and Miss Nellie Kern
of the l. l. & c., Mr.. Van Cavett of
Tupelo and Mrs. ]. Q. Kincannon of
Verona, were in Macon this week on
account of the death and burial Of Mrs.
R. M. Pruit.
The friends of MIR. J. A. Boswell,
who is a patient in Tuoro Infirmsry,
New Orleans, will be glad to to know
he is recovering from an operation.
He ives expected home this week, but
the wounds had not healed sufficiently
for him to stand the trip. His wife and
sister are with him.
Mr.. Harry Patty, Of Bigbee Valley,
Noxuhee county, has gone into the real
estate and insurance business in Column
bus. The card of Braugh & Patty ap-
pears in another column of the BEACON.
They make a speciality of farm fire in
surance. There are lots Of people in
the county who are glad that Harry
Patty has gone no farther from Noxu.
bee than Columbus. He Is 80 we'll
liked by 80 many people here that a
farther move would be a serious re-
prat. Aa IL ia we ran sti1l raOard him
as one of US, a citizen of Noxubee 80
journing in an adjoining county. with
all his old local relations kept intact.
1t is to be hoped that he will have 80
much business here that he will be a
frequent visitor.
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