Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-16
Personal and Local Items

DR.. and Mrs. ]. E. Jones are attend
ing synod in Atlanta.
Mrs. D, W. Dent hrs returned from
visit to relatives in Artesia.
Mr.. Gus Cunningham of Cliftonville
was in town this week on business.
Messrs. Emmett Dantzler and Tom
Sargent are spending the week at Cliff
tonville.
Miss Ada Mai Zepernick will leave
Monday for a visit to Miss Irma Ollie
hay in Meridian.
Mrs. n. H. Harrison and Mrs. Linton
thompson spent several days this week
with friends in Columbus.
Mrs. Lewis Shull and baby, of Column
bus, spent several days this week with
her father, Mr.. w. L. Williams.
Mr.. E, V. Yates was confined to his
bed several days this week suffering
from a severe attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. ]. Linton Thompson and her
little daughter Muriel will leave Sun
day for their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Bessie Lee, who has been teach
ing in the public school at Crawford for
the past session, is at home for the va
cation.
Ladies wishing to have hats made
will please call at once and give orders,
as Mrs. Maury's season will close June
End. MRS. R. M. STEPHENSON.
Mrs. Charles G, Hardin had as her
guests one day this week Misses Helen
Hambrick and Ida Mai Jamison sand
Messrs. Edwin Parks and Miller Allen
Of Brooksville.
The finest specimen of Strawberries
ever raised in Macon were sent to the
BEACON Office this week by Mrs. Chas.
Strong. They were of the Klodyke va
riety and were immense in size and fine
in flavor.
Mr.. Ernest Lucas, who is one of the
very best of the many good statesmen
Noxubee county has produced, is now
with the new firm of Miller & Noble
who bought out the Roseman & Rob-
bins stock.
When you want a nice straw hat go
to LAMBERSoN'S.
Miss Clara Thompson, daughter of
Mr.. Frank Thompson, of Blue Noun
tain, Miss, is the guest of Miss Ella
Hunter. Miss Thompson is a teacher
College, and stopped over in Macon af-
ter attending the State Teachers As
ISOLATION held in Hattiesburg last week.
Mr.. Ed. Hibhler of C~ooksville was in
town this weeH to attend a meeting of
the Confederate Veterans. A telephone
message from him this morning stated
that a fine shower fell in their neigh
borhood Thursday night which insured
a good stand of cotton. The corn was
in need of a trash mover and root soak
eT.
A large crowd from Macon went out
Tuesday to attend the commencement
exercises at the Noxubee County Agri-
cultural High School. Mr.. J. G. Chan
dler. who has been principal for the
past two years. and given eminent sat-
isfaction in his management of the
school, will attend a course at some
law school and then enter the practice
OF law somewhere. Mr.. Grin Poindex-
ter, son of Hon. ]. @. Poindexte~, was
principal. Mr.. PoiLdexter is
Marter of Arts of the University of
Mississippi and a successful farmer and
business nah. High hopes are enter
tained of his administration of the
DR.. and Mrs. John Deupree of Jack
son and Mrs. W. L. Wells of Vicksburg
nave been the guests this week of their
1eice, Mrs. Eliot Yates. DR.. Deupree
s one of the most distinguished schol-
ars and educators of the state. He is
an L. L. D. and has taught in Meridian,
Clinton College and for many years
was of the faculty of the University of
Mississippi.
Adjustable waist pants-the very
attest thing, at LAMBERsoN's.