Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-05-23
Personal and Local Items

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a visit to friends in Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Hardin Brooks is visiting her
sister Mrs. Baldwin in Cochrane.
Miss Sims of Selma. Ala. is the
guest of Miss Mary Kate Hunter.
Mrs. A. P. McCaskill is visiting her
son, Mr.. J. McCaskin'in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. White of West
Point are visiting Mr.. and Leo Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shannon have returned
from a months stay in Hot Springs.
Mrs. w. M. Lamberson has reformed
from a visit to relatives in Winona.
Miss Bette Tate of Brooskville was
the guest this week of Mrs. E. E. Danz.
Ter.
Mr.. Harrv Harlan of Mt. Pleasant,
Tenn, is looking after farming in the
county.
Mrs. Gus Minor is visiting her mother
Mrs. ]. M. Edwards in Shuqualak this
week.
The Civic League will meet with Mrs.
Walter Price Friday, May 80, at four
O'Clock.
Mrs. Louise and Mrs. R. o. Darwin
of Trinity, Ala, are guests of Mrs. ].
F. Ames.
Miss Halsford of Scooba spent sew
oral days this week with Miss Carrie
Williams.
Miss Mary Welsh of ~Shuqualak died
at the home, of Mr.. J. M. Edwards
Thursday night.
Mesdames Sykes and Flynn of Co.
lumbus were the guests this week of
Mrs. N. H. Harrison.
Mrs. Murryy Robertson and her
daughter, Miss Mary, are spending
a while in Birmingham.
Misses Leonese Park and Annie Ella
Ames returned today from the Wesleyan
Female College. Macon, Ga.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Minor of Column
bus and Mr.. H. Dent Minor Of Mem
phis are with Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Dent,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Yates of Laurel,
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Yates of Jack
son, Miss, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. V. Yates.
Miss Alma Dinsmore left Friday for
a stay of g few days with friends in
Meridian. Later she will visit friends
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Victor M. Murphey, civil engi-
neer, who has been at Greenwood, Miss,
for the past year, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. s. L. Murphey.
Mrs. Mayer of Demopolis, Ala, and
Mrs. Mecklenberger and daughter, Miss
Efie Mecklenberger, a techer in the |.
l. & c., are the guests of Mrs. A. Klaus
Mesdames John A. Tyson and her
mother. Mrs. Wilborne of Meridian
spent a day or two recently with Mrs.
VIM. S. Turner at Magowah farm near
Crawford.
Mr.. Ashby Foote, cashier of the Bank
of Sumrall, Miss. spent a day or two
this week in Macon. He had been to
West Point to attend the Bankers
Convention.
Mrs. A. Z. FAINT returned this week
from a visit to Newton and other points.
The day after returning home she had
the misfortune to sprain her ankle, and
has since been confined to her room.
Mrs, j. F. Jones returned this week
from a visit to her daughters, Mrs. II,
H. Chambliss of Laurel. and Mrs. G. j.
.auenstein in Hattiesburg. She was
accompanied home by Master George
Hauenstein.
MGSSrS. dill OldTh anu SIIdTlco IslCL-
ardson spent Thursday night at a camp
on Hashuqua and brought home Friday
morning a sixty-pound string of fish
end a number of squirrels. The largest
fish was a thirty-three pound cat.
The graduating class of the Meridian
High School have sent out handsome
eng aved announcements of their COM
mencement exercises to be held Friday
evening, May the twenty-third. Among
the graduates is Miss Mary Alice Smith,
laughter of Mrs. Lee Brooks Smith,
and herself most pleasantly remembered
here where she has frequently visited.
Mr.. George Hauenstein, cashier of
the National Bank of Commerce, Hat
tiesburg, spent a day or two with rela-
lives in his home town after attendir 2
the meeting of the State Bankers asso-
in West Point. Mr.. H~auenstein
says the lumber business has been bet
ter for the past six months than was
ever known. AS the lumber business
is regarded as the pulse of the trade
conditions of the country generally, it
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