Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-09-11
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Death Of Mr.. Shaver.

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s. Shaver. This gentleman for a
number of years was a resident OF
our town and we never had a citi.
zen who was more highly esteem.
ed and who had more friends. He
was always a good neighbor, g
kind friend and an honorable man.
When age and i'll health caused
him and his wife to go to the west
their departure was much regret
ted. Mrs. Dale Shaver has beer
with Mrs. George Shaver during
her husbands obsence.
The public opening of the Higf
school Monday was well attended
by patrons. There were abOu'
one hundred pupils present. Every
thing pertends a prosperous schoo
year. Prof. Stubblefeld has thu
respect and love of his pupils, an(
the confidence Of his patrons ant
school board. His assistant teach
ers are: Misses Randall, McNor
ris, Louier, with Mrs. Annie b
Johnson as music teacher.
Mr.. Gartin has moved his fami
ly back to town. They are now
in their own home, purchased from
Mr.. BOggeSs.
Mrs. w. l.. Fox, of Lyman, has
been o recent guest at Mrs. Glenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tyson Wilkins
welcomed another pretty little
daughter into their home last
week.
Miss Mary Love Madison has
gone to West Point to take a pos
ition in the High school.
Miss Mamie Roger left Saturday
for Memphis to begin school work,
Mr.. JudOn, of Greenwood, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird for several days.
Miss Bessie Hcaron, of Colum
bus, is visiting friends in town and
country.
Miss Lucille Cunningham of the
Valley, has gone to Nashville to
school.
Mrs. Warren Stewart, Of Macon,
spent the day at Decrbro0k, rec
emily with her sister, Mrs. Dial,
Bell.
Mrs. Wells Cook and children,
of Meridian, have been visiting al
Mrs. J. w. wilkins and Mr.. }. l..
Cook.
Mrs. J. G. Wilkins has had the
pleasure this week of entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne, of Ack
erman, her uncle and aunt.
Rev. /. ID. Borders, of Aberdeen,
was in town between trains Tues.
day. He was on his way home
from a meeting.
Mr.. Graham and family spent
Sunday at his old home, near De.
Kalb.
MR.. Stevens, of Columbus, is
with Mrs. Nance and Mrs. Nc.
Donald.
Mrs. Boggess and Mrs. O. II.
DotherOw, were in Macon this week
to see their friend, Mrs. Charlie
Hardin, Jr.
Mrs. j. G. Wilkins andMiss Ma.
bel Woodward are in New Orleans.
The family of Mr.. S. X. Gun.
ningham, after spending the sum.
mel in the country, are at home
for the fall and winter.
Mr.. J. II. Cook, Miss Pearl Cook,
Miss Mary Duepree and Mrs.
Robert McNorris are attending at
tending the Baptist association at
a country church near West Point
Mr., Winston Dotherow, of,Jack
son, is on a visit to his home folks.
Mrs. Dow, of Mendenhall, is on
a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert, of Bet.
besda, are in town attending the
Baptist meeting.
Mrs. M. A. Moorhead, of Fair.
port, is the guest of Mrs. w. A.
Parks.
Mr.. Anderson has charge of the
gorage.
Mrs. Murray Dantzler, of Mont
gomery, who has been nursing
Mrs. Underwood, returned home
Thursday. She was accompanied
by little Mary Day Underwood.
HAYNES-CADE.
Friday evening at Mr., Walter
Cadets, Rev. Mr.. Sasser united il
marriage Mr.. j. p. Haynes ant
Miss Dodie Cade, both of wes'
Noxubee.