Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-10-30

Attorney T. w. Brame was in san
Antonio. Tex on business this week.
Bishop Bratton held services at the
Episcopal church Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. B. Wade. of Clarksdale, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Thos' NC
Henry.
Miss Bessie Lee Of Crawford spent
the week end with her mother, MIS-
Bette Lee.
Miss Mary Kate Hunter returned
Tuesday from a weeks end visit 10
friends in Meridian.
Mrs. Mary Minor Saunders, OF Stark
vile, is in town, having come down 10
the Minor-Hambrick wedding.
Mrs. L. F. Holberg is in Bonneville
Miss, where she is attending the e
byterial Union of the Womans' work.
.Mesdames Sheeks of Corning, ARK
Norrid of Memphis and Smith OF Meri-
dian were in Macon several days this
weeks.
Miss Olive Hughes, who is teaching
at Togo. attended the Merlcian Ialr
this week. She stopped in Macon Tor
a day to visit her mother.
Mr.. Lucian Dent, who has been con-
fined to his room for several weeks,
. has begun to improve greatly and viii
!. soon be entirely recovered.
= Mrs. Christopher Faser Of Memphis
is visiting relatives and friends in MA
con. She is pleasantly remembered II
Macon as Miss Minnie Downer.
MIR. and Mrs. vesta Mullins and thel
sister. Miss Lille Mullins were in tow
TODAY. Mr.. Mullins is just up from
long illness and is still quite weak.
MIR. and Mrs. Swallow spent sewers
DAYS recently in Meridian. They wer
through the country in their car an
we're accompanied by several friends.
Prof. J. c. FAINT, of the University
Mississippi, was in town a day or tW
this week. He is visiting the ME
schools Of the state that affiliated WI
the University.
Mrs. N. H. Harrison, Miss Viva Tia
rison and Mrs. Matte Cunnlngna
were among those from Macon VINO Q
tended the Minor-H ambrick wedding
N Brooksville Wednesday.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mo
Cockrell symrathize with them IN I
loss Of their three-year old son, W
died Wednesday al their home abe
two miles west &soule Chapel chur'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cavett, OF 81
shine, were in town Tuesday. In
recently moved into their new home,
handsome two-story bungalow. 1t
one of the prettiest homes in the pr
ries.
DR.. Thos. Purser and family OF
Comb CITY are visiting DR.. Purser's
rents. Rev. and Mrs. R. II. Purs
. Thew will leave shortly for Dallas, Te
where DR.. Purser will practice his
- fession.
Mrs. F, W. Foote, who has been "
Mr.. Foote on a trip to Richmond
New York, Joined her two boys in
con last Sunday. They had been '
their grandmother, Mrs. Lottie "
for ten days.
Mr.. Arthur ]. Mason, of Chics
spent several days in Noxubee
week looking over u hay fields.
is the'patentee of a process for art
tally curing hay, which drys and G.
the product in a very short time,
oardless of the weather or how wet
grass may be. He may later local
plant in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Smith of
RE Point were in town Thursday.
Smith says he has a much better &C
crop than he made last year, and
ginned between forty and fifty
bales on a much reduced acreage.
corn, peas and peanut crops ar
good. His only complaint. he say
the price Of cotton, and in that n
plenty Of company.
The unexpected death of Mr..
Chandler, which occurred in X
City last Thursday. came as a sno
his relatives and friends in this co
Most of his boyhood days was spe
his fathers farm in the Clifto
he un, neighborhood and he was a FIRE
; a. ths visitor here at the home OF his
18th Mrs. Walter E. Stokes. Mr.. aud
Stokes went to Columbus to after
funeral.
MIR. R. A. Bryan, who was ser
injured by a heavy piece OF macl
turning over on him about SIX
ago on his place near Deerbrot
IS. slowly recovering at DR.. Mex
Miss. hospital in Columbus. Soup, viii
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