Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-09-19
and Local Items


home.
Leo. L. Cole, Jr., left Tuesday for
Nashville to re-enter Vanderbilt.
Mr.. Lloyd Shumaker is still confined
to his home with malarial fever.
Miss Lockard of Meridian, who has
been the guest of Mrs. ]. E. Jones, has
returned home.
Sam Harkins will he a student this
year in the Georgia College of Tech
nology in Atlanta.
Miss Arita Covey left Saturday for
Champaign. H.. to resume her studies
in University of Illinois.
Mrs. D. B. Griffin of New Augusta,
Perry county. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Wyatt Jones. Sr.
Miss Eleanore Jones left Wednesday
for jackson, Miss, to resume her stud
les at Belhaven College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Lott of Columbus
were the guests a dav or two this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dorroh.
Mrs. j. b. Cunningham and little
Linda Cunningham, who have been with
Mrs. E. E. Dantzler, have returned
home.
Mr.. Ed Bell of Montgomery spent
Sunday in Macon with Mrs. Bell, who
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Dora
Brown.
i Mrs. DR.. Stennis of McComb City
was the guest recently of her sister. Mrs
w. E. Stennis and other relatives in
the county.
Mrs. S. H. Hill, of Carrollton, Ala.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Boggan. OF Tupelo'
are visiting this week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Carr.
Mrs. Jas. Boggan had as her guests
last week Mrs. j. 0. Faser, of Macon,
and Mrs. S. H. Hill and children, OF
Carrollton, Ala.-Tupelo Review.
In the special election Tuesday to fiji
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Alderman at Large N. Scales, W. M
Lamberson received 60 votes and w. F
Allen 81.
Misses Mary Dent, Ethel Dorroh ant
Elizabeth Swami left Monday for thu
Agricultural High School in Nashua
vile, where they will form a portion o
the faculty.
Miss Cora Session will leave Monda!
for New Orleans, from which port sh'
will sail Tuesday for the Canal Zone t
resume her position as teacher in tn
educational department.
Friends in Macon and throughout tn
county will regret to learn that Or
\ Lex Hubbard will give up the practie'
II III medicine ii Macon He will enter
larger field u ~practices
MRS. j. Il. Iibbler, Of Melssd IRA ha
y a1ne aae sasassea atfsnd
!. nrion of tac q Al. i. From there VI
yin 81 TO- Thomasviiie, Ca. 70 visit liz
daughter. Mrs. Jno. M. Couric.
Mrs. Michael and little daughter 0
Mobile and Mrs. Baldwin and son 0
Aliceville, are the guests OF Mrs. Har
den Brooks. The Misses BALDWIN o
Mobile. who were Mrs. Brooks guest
last week, have returned home.
Mr.. w. p. Minor, who reports tn
cotton einned in the county to the Ayr
cultural Department, reported That u
to the LIST of September 2l5 bales ha
been ginned in Noxubee county a
against 6 for last year.
Miss Annie H. Augustus, who hold
the chair of English in the State nor
NAL College. Hattiesburg, left TIL
week to resume her duties at that co
lege, after spending a portion OF tn
summer at her home rear Macon.
The following young men from TN
county will be students the coming ses
sion of the University of Mississippi a
Oxford: John R. Dinsmore, Albert La
tum Dent, Jr Porter Swami, Leonar
Martin, R. l.. Oliver, Clinton Dorrof
Charley Murphey and Dale Bell.
. Mr.. Jim Iron arrived in Macon Thurs
= day morning and will visit his sister
Mrs. Culpepper for a few days. MI
Iron spent several months this summe
on a trip through the eastern states
His sister, Mrs. %Culpepper, will proba
bly return to Birmingham with him.
W. have the best 81 shirt in Macon.
q-1o-2t WALTER B. PATTY.