Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-08-14
Personal and Local Items

IS the guest or Miss Abble woodward.
Miss Gladys Reynolds, of Meridian,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Ed.
Bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. How ara and Miss Lula
B. Williams returned Saturday from
Natchez,
Mr.. Chas. Hardin has been quite i'll
several days this week. He is now
much better.
Messrs. Leland Bardwell and Jeffer-
son Hamm spent the week end with Mr..
Spencer Jones.
Mrs. Jane Woodward is at home after
a visit to relatives in Louisville, Acker-
man and Brooksville.
Misses Wells. Game, Sadie Elkin and
Helen Clement, OF Meridian, are..guests
of Miss Annie Lou Elkin.
Mr.. e, C. Glenn Of New Orleans was
the guest Thursday in the home Of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. E. E. Hammond.
Messrs. ]. L. Ormsby, D. Creswell.
and j. W. MADDEN attended the South
ern Cattlemen's association in Meridian
this week.
Miss Thelma Weeks, who has been
visiting her aunts, Mesdames L. F. Hol-
berg and W. P. Snowden has returned
to her home in Alderman.
Miss Viva Harrison is at home after
a stay of several months with her sister,
Mrs. Thompson, in Brooklyn, NewYork
and with friends in Florida.
Messrs. T. w. Crig'er, Jas. Swami
and H. M. Jones spent several days
this week at Coden, returning home
Thursday afternoon. They report the
fishing fine.
Miss Abide Sessions, of Macon, is.the
guest of Miss Maggie Riley. Miss Ses-
sions has many friends lin Tupelo who
are delighted upon her occasionalv visits.
-Tupelo Journal.
Miss Emily Clemens, who has been
at home fol. the past month, returned
to Hattiesburg today and will resume
her work as stenographer in the Nat
ional Bank of Commerce.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Edwards, Mr.. J.
X. Edwards of %Shuqualak, Mrs and MIR.
and Mrs. Guy Jack and daughter, Miss
Florence of Scooba, and Mr.. Richard
Reed of Somerville were called to Ma
con Sunday TO attend the funeral of Mr..
G. B. Dorroh.
Mr.. w. H. Chisholm of Centerville,
Ala, has purchased from Mr.. s. E.
Hale the Macon Bottling Works and is
now operating the plant. W. under
stand he will make considerable i'm
provements and also enlarge the bust
Professor and Mrs. w. G. Utermoeh-
len and family are guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Wayne Deupree. Little Miss
Della Wayne. their daughter, like her
father. is an accomplished musician and
will please the public with her violin at
the performance Of Bonnet Babies"
next week ut the Lyceum.
Miss Nancy Patty's house-party came
to an end Monday and the following
guests returned home: Misses India
Sykes Houston, Lois Reynolds, Eliza
beth Binford of Aberdeen; Miss Jamie
Evans of Muldon and Sadie D. Roberts
of S~tarkville.
Next week little Miss Della Wayne
Utermoehlen will please the public with
selections from her violin. Popular
songs will be sung by a trained chorus
of mixed voices. There will also be a
picture show during the evening. Ad-
mission 25 and 15c. Come and bring
your friends with you.
Mr. Clint Dorroh was in Natchez at
tending the encampment at the time of
his fathers sudden death Saturday af-
~ternoon, and on account of the message
reaching him too late to catch the last
train out of Natchez and missing con-
n~ection at other points, he did not reach
home until Monday morning.
Mrs. Susie Stevens and children, re-
turned Tuesday from Chickashaw,
Oklahoma, where they have peen for
the past month on a visit to Mr.. Nick
Rodgers, Mrs. Stevens father and his
family. A terrible hail storm visited
that section several weeks ago, and
great damage was done to crops of all
kinds
A number of visitors from out of
town came in this morning to attend
the re union of the Confederate vete-
rams at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Cavett. Among them were Mr.. w. G.
White and Mr.. Tol Hibbler, the latter
being dressed in his uniform of Confed-
crate grey, and Mr.. Frank Kincannon
of Tupelo.