Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-10-23

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this week with his son, DR.. G. l.. Glenn
ent.
Mr.. Glen Eiland arrived in Macon
Wednesday from Arkansas and will
spend a short time with relatives near
Macon.
Mrs. Ed. B. Owens, Mrs. W. O.
Barnes, Jr. and Miss Lula Smith, spent
several days in Meridian this week at
the fair.
DR.. Jno. s. Stanley, of Crawford,
has moved to Macon and will enter the
practice of medicine with his son, DR..
Jno M. Stanley. f.
Mrs. Chas. Clay and children of De-
mopolis. Mrs. Merle Miller of Shannon
spent several days this week with Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Cole,
Mrs. S. T. Pennington of Stillwell,
Ok, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. ]. A. Lee, will return Sunday to
her home in the west.
Mr.. Edward Price, the head of the
Price Webb school, LewisDurg, Tenn,
is spending a few days in Macon with
his mother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Albert
Woodward of Louisville spent Tuesday
in Macon with Mrs. Snowden. They
made the trip through the country in a
car.
The following young men went TO
Okolona this week to participate in the
4 Harris Davis wedding: Messrs. William
Lucas, Charles Combs, Shelf Thomas
and Ernest Hunter. J
Mrs. Lillian Ward Lutterloh, Of Tul-
sa, Okl., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Minnie Clemens, and will probably
spend the. winter. This is her first visit
to her old home in twenty-six years.
DR.. Chas. Bush, his sister, Miss Edna
Bush and Miss Willie Dele Taylor,
daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Taylor were in
New Orleans for several days the early
part of the week.
Mayor Horton spent a day or two the
early part of the week in Memphis,
where he went on business with the
Ford Auto. Co. Mr.. Horton also spent
asday in Jonesboro, Ark. with his
friend, Mr.. T. L. Brown.
Mr.. Nose Holberg, who has been a
patient in a New Orleans hospital for
a couple of weeks, returned home last
Sunday very much improved. Says he
feels much better than he has for two
years and believes that he will now be
entirely restored to health.
Mrs.W H. May and her granddaugh'
ter, Miss Frances Milwood Of Licking,
ton. KY, were the guests several day.
this week, of Mrs. Emmett Dantzler
who is a neice of Mrs. May. They arr
now visiting the l%atter's brother, Mr.
lobe Cunningham at Togo, Miss.
Quite a number from Macon ATTENDED
the Meridian Fair this week. Among
them we're Mrs. W. L. Shcrrod, Mrs
George Richmond, Mrs..W. P. Snowden
: Mrs. Harden H. Brooks, Mrs. Mar.
Holt, Mrs. Leo Cole, Mrs. E. B. Owens
E Mr.. and Mrs. Swallow, MI. Avery Mis-
Ada Mai Zepernick, Miss Viva Harrison
MissLida Smith.
Mr.. Jesse Chappell, of Perkinsville
was brought to Macon Sunday after
noon by DR.. Haggard and taken to DR.
Turner's hospital for treatment. Hi
. condition is not as bad as it was at frs
thought and he will be out of the hos
pital in about ten days and it is believ
ed will recover his health in a shor
time.
In spite of the "dry' drouth this sum
mer the sweet potato crop seems to b
very good. The finest samples we hav
seen were from the places of Mr.. Wa!
Helm and Mr.. Oscar Lever. Mr.. Sal
Helm from the former place brougf
three potatoes to the Beacon ofic
several weeks ago, that would almos
fill a peck measure. Four potatoe
t. from Mr.. Oscar Levers place weighe
= 1871 rounds.
+ Mr.. j. T. Jackson, IN expert hors'
shoe from Louisville, Miss. is connec
ed with Mr.. Stages. Mr.. Jackso
= comes highly recommended as an e.
pert sheer.
When looking for candy. get Beich
at Cannon & Co.