Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-18
Personal and Local items

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Miss Rita Binion left Monday for
Hollins, Va. to attend school,
Misses Ida and Bessie Lee were
shopping in Columbus this week.
Mrs. Terrell, of Aberdeen. is with
her neice, Mrs. Walter B.'Patty.
Mr.. Ed Murphey and son, Frances,
have been i'll this week with fever.
Mrs. ]. T. Sargent, Jr.. is visiting
Mrs. Will Cheatham at Prairie Point.
Mrs. Vernon Clark and son. are at
home from a visit t~orelatives in Laurel.
Mr.. E. E. Jacoway and daughter.
Miss Mary Agnes. were in Macon today
Miss Mildred Spurrier. of Greenwood.
is the guest this week of Miss Nellie
Smith.
Mr.. j. F. Shelton and son Joseph are
in Memphis, Tenn. where both have
positions.
Mrs. Geo. Richardson spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives in Court
land, Ala.
Miss Abide Sessions will be princi-
pal of the High school at Clinton the
coming session.
A fine ten pound boy was born the
early part of the week to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cotton.
The friends of Mr.. Bob Grace will re-
greet to learn Of his illness the past three
or four days.
Mrs. Darby Henley, of West Point,
spent several days recent with Mrs.
Emmett Dantzler.
Miss Mabel Sessions, of Birmingham,
Is spending her vacation with her'moth-
err, Mrs. Lucy Sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin Brooks. Mrs.
Deupree and Mrs. Moore are spending
the week in Columbus.
Warren Lee, son of Mr.. j. A. Lee
left last Monday FOR Stamford, Texas,
where he has secured a position.
Mrs. T. S. Boggess and baby, arrived
home Wednesday after a several months
stay with her parents in Texarkana.
Miss Lille Clemens spent several days
ir Columbus this week. While there
she stood the civil service examination.
Miss Earline Holt left Thursday for
Clarksdale, Miss, where she will teach
the coming school session in the High
school.
DR.. and Mrs. Minor, of Columbus,
and Mr.. Dent Minor, of Memphis, have
been the guests this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Dent
Miss Annie Augustus, who holds the
chair of English at the State Normal
of Hattiesburg, left Monday
resume her duties.
Mrs. j. G. Roberts and children, who ,
have been spending the summer at the /,
home of Mr.. E. D. Cavett, returned to :
the A. & M. college this week. /.
Misses Mabel and Myrtle Grace will
Monday for Columbus where they
will be seniors at the Industrial lnsti-
tute and College the coming session. {
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Thompson return /
this week from Chicago and Grand I
Ind. where they have been for
the past two months with relatives. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maury and Miss
Sue Maury. of Montgomery, are in
Meridian, where Mrs. Maury will un
an opetation at DR.. Turner's
nformary. T
Mr.. Ora Heldbrant, of Pawpaw, I'LL, G
Who purchased last May the W. I. Cock .
ell place zeal Ravine, is in the coun- e
y making preparations to move downin
December. /
|. L. Dorroh, Past Grand Chancellor, :.
7. W. Patty and G. L. Heinrich, com :,
nitteemen, and H. E. Dorroh, delegate =
rom the Macon Lodge, attended the =
Meeting of the Grand Lodge Knights =
# Pythias in Meridian this week. .
Mr.. S. T. Pennington returned the 9
arly part of the week from Stillwell, .
)kl. where he purchased a drug store. Il
lie will leave in about ten days to take g
barge. Mr.. Pennington has been with h
he drug firm of Ed. M. Muiphey for
everal years and has made many n
here who regret to lose him as :.
citizen of Macon. =
Anumber of young men left this
week for different schools and colleges. 81
the University of Mississippi went :