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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
&nrlsrnbe bumbnrocrct.

Sra &arlsrllhe meooelca Den 15oc
SUM. - Sem fronife Tlnpere bonn.
barberebe ibag anrlarllbe / IS Wfi-
inter. If Yerioner blep orpbt %
mango %ioaret. Tlere 9pgniilqer bier
ranlponeret, men Gbelrggelien bar
ingen miIitpr @etpbninq.
Sra franif Sioc ier berlle &pn-
belle Zig 10 - ifelge BEN oiijcicQt
Seaport, ubitebt / Toris iamlut
Sag:
"Som 8lengiGlo Tor Spifernes
Sonlbnrbcmcnt al ubefGiteoc irarifc
og engelife 9per blep Der oiuet Or.
ore til, at aarlarllbe inlorgca ifillbe
bombarberes.
aIpffen 3 imorgeS iteg % 9(ero.
plnner tilpeirs % iatte aiirIen Tor
aarlsrlibe. Sfisnt De meote Moo.
pllp ira Nor0e'f, lldaeoc DC III Ve'
ltemmeliesiteo mellem $50 OF $40.
&c Hap 1870 Troieftiler al ip9ri
aaliber ncb nlob De Yfaal, ion par
blet Dem anpiit, / SGroelesheo Slot.
tet, Standardization og Sernbane.
~Itationen. On DfPngoe SloebranoC
uobreo, mems Neroplanerne ipGucoc
ouer a%arlsrube. On polbiom Tanii
fllnoe iagttages, iGrlig peo Statio.
men, bporior Here Dog ifpnoiomi
oros aiiteo / eitIig Hetning.
Maifinernc blep heitigt bcituoi
meb aanoncr. pau llorciien ira Ga
bern, Straisburg, Haiiaot o. ioa iru
felipe aarlsrrihe, % paa poo &icul'
turen ira Slamont, EiaIjburg %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
2luitraiiens ~SovaIitc:.

Cttupo, Guudna. Sen l2te ,<ini:
Auitralicn bar itOcu Nrllen L en-.
ropa begunote lenot GngIono I'll
Njrlp BIG Ntouo. S3ru0en
olsie er 25.97G W}oro uuoeruci5 I'll
Sc loritjclligc asi9sifucpIaOic TN
bctnoeliQ Gel AZ oe auitrolitt crop.
per oeltaler / TeIttoQet uao @ullpo.
llhaneen inIuO Q%ar0unclleruc
On u~uitrdlif G,auce beituacuoc Al
en- SluQfrpoier % icr anore ariQs
idrtsicr bar oQiau taltt en- ptrtiont
Gel / observation-disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Konlul :. Siltoe
DalhinSton.

Naihlngton 15bc &lutl: Cbcrit
Sercn %iitoe, ocn amerifouifc CSC.
ucralfonlul / H0ttcr0am hduOe i0nd
IorctrT0e Tor lirpii0ent Milion.
bpem bon bragte ct HltOifdb ira Ir.
&oll Gnfe. Den umerifGnite NiluIitcr
iii Noudu0
Observation-Disclosures &ciea % Net
&uoitob, ban brolte, iuttc2 / Sor'
biuoelie meo De 6rc62rpgter, iom I'LL
after Qdur lin gilut0e / Erceicu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Rnsiernc MAJ otter piae.

s 8alicien Ter Oct no iii at NG-
rene bsIger irenI % tilbase uitano.
ieIia. i iorriae llse par oct &ita-
iernes Sllr til at brine spitcrne %
Siterriserne tIIhaae lanss belle SroR-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
SlonNt anoci ifriucr "9Icm Dor

@Ionot anoct ifriucr "9Iem gorf
Zines:
'Sparct pua Suitlauo3 Note
brllQcr ncn feiierlilc Hclleriul5
(liAt tuoellQ 'rem Tor 0en9 Nlli.
Zen uubucr Ocn Ell Auleoning I'll at
hppe Jig llicu / nnore ciutlilcrcoc
Petitioners Gurc, Ell Anlconinl til dt
roabc &oO puo uIporlige Mi@areb,
lom nor Hcgiering %uoelmooil Tor.
uoiUttcr. al Ben mno ml2hillNe. ~
Tor hplIfc 0cn life fan on'fc at boil
oca nnipnrliQ Get tr ct Suar. lonl
nil uirfe | 6ctuin9 AZ 6reo, lite
Strlo."
"SprinQUcIo Republicou":
"Vrplloeut gSlliou'$ Spur pod
nen tpltc Mote cr ct. lom mIu0it 80
al bucrt 100 dmIcrltuuite NorQera
ull6c pUrc ltoltc a. at moeritriue "
"Ncp 9orf Gun" i%triper. at man
/ 0cn Mote. Qfr. Nrpdn bar urgtct
al m0crlfriue. lclp mco Goriterrei.
ic2ala2 life fon iul0c Spor al Sru.
lei. og ot Err'ioentcu o. hans
lopalc Hno0Qlpcre bar leperct oct
eneitc logiite Spdr. lom par mn.
Ifht
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

fronten nteloer ON tort1atte bettl9e
&e / Sion5obalen. Sra Wonful-
cone peo ben inberite 9i,gt al Iorio-
terbapct peoblir &c it%ulienifc Crop
per of trpnge frcm langs Srieltbug-
ten benimoo Nnbreiino, ionl er Oct
npitc og iibite Eullft al iterre Be
tponing, fpr ma fonmer til felipe
Srieit.
Smiblertio err Sremgangen her
begpnbt at gaa nbIfiuig lungionlme-
re. Sctte Ifploes belS Siterrigernes
i%terferc 6oriparsperfer; / Berg %
Batter Iangs Seien til Nabrelilta
i~trlltter BET al aanonmnlnoinger NOE.
item iom peo Saroanelerite. Gels
ifploeS oct ben SmitGnoigbco, at
Stalienerne ieIp life pnifer at trGll-
&c for langt benintob Srielt Lungs
Sapet, for DC er fornrtet / @eiibOelic
al ben lterft befpIteoe Sp @orit5 lott
ger oppe / Sion5oOalen. Tor uben
at bore &crrer pper bette Steb fin-
De Spofleien, peo @apet, let r%eiifere
at bli afltuaret.
Ser peo @orit5 itanr oerfor MI Den
heitigite Stamp. S%Stalienerene banner
los paa Soriparaperferne fra ire ST.
Ser, men 2onbltabet err panifeligt og
Be pitcrrigife Stiqin9er iterfe, iau
BET iiffcrt pil tuee Stalienerne Ell GOD
Sturb at faa Sllgt meb Dem.
st Telegram fra Som meobeler,
at @upernpren pg oe cipile Wpnoig-
heoer / Srieit bar ilp9tet fra 9pen.
Se bar forlagt lin &elioens til IoclS-
ierg / Tropinlen &rain. Spens Salt
belafonmer er flpttet til Miell, og
@nens og 9onfcrnes Genge % Seer,
biioger pg Nrfiper err ilpttt til &c
bialla. Silt bette tpoer paa, at Otter
rigerne ielp life bar no9et Suab ON
at fullle bploe Stalienerne pGt fra
Srieit ipert lGnge.
Stolienerlle bar fonitateret, at Der
/ De Strpg al Sipn5ooalen, ipm er
o~ffllperet al i~talicnife trooper, I'm
Des oiterrigifc 2anoltormioloater, for
fl9ot iont Bomber, SG9ere % Sic
tere, iom for en- ertrn Sen al 1000
piterrigife aroner er leiet til at ierc
Ell @ueriuafrig moo De italienife
trooper bag oercs Sing. &et ionl
BET er fomnier Der <gler bpineilbe
fra Slipper og Gepner og merfe
Sfoee. Man ipler Jig ingenitebs
trpe for Dem.
@eo Norbironten, / Srentino, bar
Speratiorerne / Oct iioite inoifrpn-
fet Jig til Irtiaeriouener.
st Telegram fra Snnsbrucf meb-
beler, at $1,000 eiterrigife Soloater
ben 14oe SSSitni forlob Tropinsbopeb-
itnben Srent for at gao ipboper %
mGoe Stalienerne.
Siterrigerile benptter Jig meget al
Gpnamit / Ilpepasiene forat ipr9n-
ee Slipper los eaer lssripe Soro- og
Stenifreb / BET Eiemeb at blcfere
Geiene / be tranae Sielbpos.
&c italienife Trooper / bisie He-
qioller beitaar nGiten i,belilffenbe al
DC iaafalbte "sllpeiGgere", iom flen-
Der bisie Ilperegioner no % inb %
er pailot iii at panfe / bette piloe
2altoifab. Ger bar ltdaet Srpfnin.
ger her / Ell Seibe al 1000 600 opcr
Sapet.
: Solniiro / &Grltcn bar Stall
elterle ipr9ngt ct mt siterrigif Inl-
nllnitiolsoepot i Sllitert.
Som 16oe Sum-. - Zen italicn.
ife Slaobe aiieilebe igaar uloer for
feglebe Srorer ira Saranto peb
Mbriaterbapet / Oct ipbeitre SStalien.
Snben Slaaoens aireiie holbtes ser
Ell e%ienbommeIig @ilostieneite / Den
Glogamle ct. Gatalbo Somfirfe,
bpor G~rfebiipen iorrettebe oe inoilct-
teoe / line Scnner Saabet ON ell itor
Seir for ben itaIienife Slaabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Zen amerifanife Yresie.

Vaa nogle iaa llnbtageIier nGr.
ser ipnes. al Sproget er Tor aioPm.
pet, uotaler Den anlerIfanlte Tresie
III Siialo meo GrGiioent &liion's
lioite Hoie III Spltlan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

Sobern. NQc Ytaifincr pcuote til.
bo9c pou ~ lGr."
st telegram ira Berlin mclbcr,
al Def q tpite Slpperc, ion glorbc
Oct Al meb ben enc irnnlfc Mulfinc,
bul@ Iprer % Sbicrpntpr omfom,
% Den ouocn blcu tplligen iii at
gou nco.
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16oc Sltnl ~ncooclcr, at 10 Tcrloncr
blcp orpbt % II dlporll1t % mat
&c lctterc iuaret pco oc frauifc Sin.
perea &onlboroenlent al @pen. Gen
enc Tlei al Slottct bIcp ooeloQt %
Ell anocn. Ilei ltpgt r%anlponcrct.
Sernbalcltationen brGnbtc ucb, %
Standardization blcp itnbct.
Se tnlte 9lpiier uotalcr Jig mc0
ocn ~itprite Nitterheo on bette Sitit=
ailgreb % forlangcr ZEN benlplsles
8iengirloclic", iont belt bpr beItuu
/ ct %ombnroemcnt al Sonoon.
Garlsrllhc er Sopeoituocn / Stnr.
bertngopnmlct @oben og liggcr peo
Nbillen, omtrent 10 Ntil ira bcn
%ironife @rrnie. Sneu, ion bar ont
firing $4,000 S%nobpggere, bar tore
MlriGer % ri9e Sumlinger al STUNT
ifatte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

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The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27
Daddy" Higgins

IT the County News" column
OF the MarshvilIe Home las,
week appeared the usual "Ches
terfleld county" and the credit
to the "Pageland Journal" but
the news was not there. In
the editorial column was this
declaration "We can do a whole
lot for this town in 19l4-if we
try"
In the local column, however,
was the explanation of these
errors. 1t read as follows:
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Huggins Saturday, a daughter,
Lii Kirk Higgins"
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27

Sorgum, or just common cane,
is crop that may be grown by
the farmers is this section for
forage and for moIasses. 1t is
easily cultivated and quickly
harvested for feed. Its excellent
qualities as feed are recogniz
ed by a rapidly increasing num-
Der OF farmers, and it is probable
that much more will be grown
this year. The scarcity of cane
mills is probably responsible for
the limited acreage planted each
year for molasses. More mills
are needed. There is good
reason why the shipments of
molasses and syrup from other
states should be stopped. This
section should sell molasses
instead of buying.
The farmers have not learned
to appreciate the value of the
cane seed. The seed are worth
as much or more than corn as a
iced, and everyone knows how
nigh and scarce planting seed
are in the spring.
Cane seed may be threshed
easily and satisfactorily on an
ordinary thresher. What good
reason then can be given for
buying high priced seed from
other markets..
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
]. A. McGraw, pastor

Although the weather was
very threatening and disagree.
able yet a nice congregation
met us at Zion last Sunday and
of course went home in the cold
rain.
We are constantly being put
under renewed obligation of
gratitude to our friends but last
Friday night a number of our
Pageland friends with some from
out of town, came to the parson-
age with packages of pantry
supplies and thus our obliga-
tions for gratitude we're deepen
ed. The next day one of our
Baptist members, whom we
divide with Bro. Purvis, gave us
a bag OF corn. This brother has
been close friend of ours since
we have known him.
One of our members told us
that They" did not let him
know anything of the purpose
TO pound the preacher, therefore
he was treated mean. That
sounds like the parsonage house
hold was treated badly too, to
that extent We will appreciate
"hin" and forgive them" all
the same and endeavor to DO
our best toward all.
Next Sunday we will be at MI.
CrOghan at II a. m. and at Pare
land at 7:l5 p. m.
The board of circuit Stew ards
will meet at Pageland on Febru
ary 10th at II O'Clock.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27

Eat plenty of good fresh
beef and pork, and you can
do so much more in a day
YOU will hardly know there
is a war in progress. Don't
be afraid the supply will be
exhausted. There is no
scarcity yet. Eat all you
want, and you will soon
want more if you buy from
II. B. Graves Market.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27

BAPTIST, J. NJ. Sullivan Pastor
1t seems hard !o1 some of our
folks to understand ,h#l our as
sociational year begins Novcm-
Der the lst and not January lSt.
This being true one quarter Of
the new year is gone. Have
you done for church work one
fourth of what YOU had planned
to do during the year?
The fifth Sunday We are free
to do as we please. So we have
decided to give the ii a. m. hour
to Pageland and 3 D. m. White
Plains.
Union PRAYER service, Baptist
church 7:15 p. m. R. II. Nelson
leader.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27

"Sit down, sit down now; eat,
drink, and be merry, livery
mothers son of ye," cried Pat to
his guests. Make yoursel's at
home; I'm at home, and jist wish
ye were, livery wan of we, that
samer'
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27

Prohibition is gaining ground
in South Carolina. Statewide
prohibition is only question of
time. The matter will in all
probability be submitted 10 the
voters in an election next sum-
mer. The present house of rep
reSentatives seems to be very
strongly in favor of the prohibi-
ton measures being introduced
in that body. A webb Law"
act was passed early this week,
which requires persons or firms
to get permits from the clerk of
court in their counties before
they car order liquor from any
point without the State. The
permit must be affixed to ship
ments of liquor as authorization
1eef0fe any common csrfiief-can
lawfully transport them into
South Carolina.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27

The acreage bill passed
by the extra session of the leeis-
lature last fall will likely be re-
Pealed by the regular session.
The vote in the house was taken
Monday night, and 81 represen-
tatives voted to repeal the act
and % voted against the repeal.
The two Chesterfield rcpresen-
tatives voted against the repeal.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27

The Bradford bill requiring
county boards of commissioners
to license dealers in pistol and
rifle cartridges was passed by
the house Monday night without
opposition.
The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, 1915-01-27

A bill has passed the house of
representatives TO authorize
moving pictures in the public
schools of South Carolina, but
II of the "a counties are exempt
ed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
SOCIAL DOINCS.

Mrs. Curtis Herbert entertained the
Fortnightly club at Forty-two with a
valentine party. The house was artis-
tically decorated in valentines and for
each progression the winners received
a dainty miniature heart. A menue in
two-courses carried out the valentine
scheme. Mesdames Jaunita Murphey
and Walter B. Patty were the success
full contestants.
On Monday afternoon, Mrs. Evans
Dorroh entertained the Junior Auction
Bridge club with a linen shower in
honor of the bride-elect, Miss Erline
Holt. After an interesting progressive
game, a dainty two-course menue was
attractively served. Miss Holt and
Mrs. Ben Price were the prize winners.
Mrs. Charles Spessard entertained at
Matrons' Euchre club on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The prize was won by Mrs.
Walter B. Patty. A rumbe of visl-
tors were present.
Mrs. N. H. Harrison entertained q
number of friends last Saturday in hon.
or Of her guests, Mrs. Sykes, Miss Sykes,
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs, Flynn.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Tom Bog.
CESS will entertain the Junior Auction
Bridge club.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Col. S. M. Bowen.

1t was in 1875, IN the days Of recon
struction when the office called for a
mar of unquestioned courage and fdeIi-
ty that Mr.. Sam Bowen was first elect
ed Constable of the Macon district, and
he has been Constable ever since.
Forty years Of honorable service lie be-
hind him, and his friends feel sure
that four more years at least in the Of
flee lie in front Of him. AS Constable.
he has become one of the institutions OF
Macon-a classic, a landmark. He is one
Of the few old Confederates who are
still hale and strong enough to do eff
cient public service, and as in 1861 he
offered his services to his state and
people, 40 now in 1915 he again offers
his service as Constable to the people
of the Macon district.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Frank Cole Slightly
Wounded in Pistol
Duel in Meridian

Special Officer Ludie c. Monette was
seriously wounded; Frank Cole, shot
through the thigh and Dozie Brogan, a
negro, shot twice in the left lung and
once in the head. in a pistol duel be-
tween Officer Monette and the negroo7
Thirty-frst avenue and the Mobile &
Ohio railroad crossing about II O'Clock
Thursday night.
Frank Cole of Macon, Mas, who was
here attending court, is only slightly
wounded, receiving a flesh wound in
the thigh.
Brogan only shot twice, n of the
bullets struck Monette in the arm and
side and the second shot struck Cole in
the thigh. Monette fired three time,
all of the bullets taking effect.
Frank Cole, of Macon, vas at one
time in the employ of the city as a
blind tiger spotter and he was here at
tending court. Coles wound is not
dangerous, the bullet passing through
the fleshy part of the thigh. Meridian
Star,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Mr.. James X. Jackson.

Mr.. Jim jackson announces this week
"a candidate to succeed himself as
Superintendent Of Education. Having
made the race three times successfully
and served In the Office for three terms.
Mr. Jackson thinks that his record
speaks for itself. Three times the peo-
pie Of the county have trusted him
with the duties of this office and twelve
years of his life have been spentin per-
forming those duties to the best of his
ability. His friends, and everybody
knows they are numerous and strong,
believe that the people Of NoXubee will
again honor this citizen who has served
them so capably and well.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Mr.. w. L. Thomas.

Another young man comes to the
front in Mr.. viii Thoras who nnoun
ces for Supervisor from District Four.
Mr.. Thomas is the son Of the late Hawk
Thomas, once so prominent in the coun-
ty, and is a chip off the old block. He
is well Known and greatly liked in his
district and in other parts of the coun-
ty. He is known to be active and ag-
gressive, fair in his dealings and with
fine business sense. His friends are
running him on his merits and believe
they will win.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Mr.. J. K. Evans.

Bob Evans announces this week az a
candidate for County Treasurer. Bob
can boost Noxubee county, its lands,
crops and inhabitants, but he can't
boost himself. However, his friends
can and will, and he has a great many
of them. He has spent all his life in
the county. knows nearly everybody and
is a man of the people. His entry Unto
the treasurer race, already a warm.one.
makes it certain to be a hot one.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
News Items From, Meridian Star.

Mr. Vivian Jackson and family of Ma
con, have recently come to Meridian tc
reside and are at home on Thirty-ninth
avenue and Ninth street.
Mrs. Sallie Horgan is spending the
month of February with Mr.. and Mrs,
Massey Neville rear Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Massey Neville left re-
Gently foe Macon, Miss, where they
will reside. They have erected a beau
tiful suburban home east of Macon
MIR. Lee Wyndham, Of Cochrane
Ala, is in the city, having been calico
here by the serious illness of his daugh-
ter, Mrs, Hardin Brooks.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Mr.. X. T. Nc David.

Mr.. Bob McDavid announces this
week for Supervisor from District
Three. There is not a man in the dis
trict who does not know him and his
life's record. He possesses the respect
Of MI and the liking Of all who know
him well. Mr.. McDavid has done much
work toward the maintenance Of goot
roads. 1t is to be supposed that with
the knowledge and experience he has
thus gained, he will see to it, if he il
elected, that these roads are maintain.
ed aud economically so.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Circuit Court Notice.

Witnesses in all State cases
are hereby excused until Thurs.
day morning at 8 o'clock, Feb
ruary 18th. Civil cases will be
tried on the first three days OF
court.
Done by order of judge T. b.
Carroll. G.. NJ. SCALES,
Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Mr.. J. II. Murray.

Nh, Jim Murray has announced his
candidacy for Supervisor from the Ma
con District. A farmer and business
mar who has made a success, and who
is thoroughly familiar with the needs
and whose own interests are ideHtif d
with those Of the district and county.
his friends think his claims and merits
are such as to point MIN out as the man
for the place he aspires to. He is a
popular man and Influential, and viii
be a leading candidate in the Superb
soral feao.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12

Messrs. Vester Mul lins and Walter
Gavin of Clifton were in town Thursday.
We were glad to learn from them that
Richard Bryan's condition has very
much improved and hopes are now held
out for his ultimate recovery.
Mr., Sylvester Mullins, a former well
known citizen of this county, now living
in Columbus, was a visitor in Macon
today.
Editor Ward and his daughter, Miss
Kate. of Starkyille, were visitors in
town the early part Of the week.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Personal and Local Items


Miss Kidd of S@tonewaIl is visiting
Mrs. D. ". Dent.
Mrs Smith, of Jackson. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Curtis Herbert.
Mesdames J. a. Lee and f f. Dantz-
Ter are visiting Mrs. Win Cheatham in
Prairie Point.
Mesdames Neal Mcleod and Calvin
Hambrick of Brooksville are visiting
Mrs. W. c, Swallow.
Misses Earline and Lizzabel Sanford,
of Tayette, Ala. are the guests of
their sister, Mrs. A, G. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Graham, who
have been in Hot Springs, Ark, for
several weeks, are expected home soon.
Mrs. Tom McHenry and children are
visiting in Clarksdale where little Miss
Sara will be a flower girl in d wedding
Mrs. Waters, of Chicago, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Price, left Friday for q visit in Men,
phis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott of Charlottesville,
Va. to attend their brothers wedding,
wedding. were the guests of Mrs. w. P.
Snowden and Miss Ably Woodward.
Mrs. Blackwood, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Finis Carlton,
returned to her home in Birmingham
Thursday.
Mrs. Josh Cavett, of Sunshine; Mrs.
Stinson and Mrs. Wayne Bush, of Col
umbus. are visiting Mesdames Moore
and Deupree.
MIR. and Mrs. Nose Holberg left Mon
berg left Monday for New Orleans and
Mrs. Holberg underwent an operation
on Tuesday at the Tuoro %infrmary.
Favorable reports have been received
since of her condition.
Or. J. M, Stanley went up to Corinth
Wednesday to be present at the mar
riage of his sister, Mrs. Madgie STAN
ley Patton and Mr.. Andrew Mcdonald,
Mrs. Patton is pleasantly remembered
in Macon where she lived several years
Mr.. Mcdonald is a wealthy stockmar
of Middleton, Tennessee.
Wednesday afternoon as Miss Anna
Deale and Hon. w. S. Permenter, OF
the CROSSROADS neighborhood were
driving home from Macon, the horse
became frightened by an automobile
and ran away. Both were thrown o,
jumped from the buggy. They were
taken home and DR.. Stanley sent for.
He reports neither much hurt and suf'
fcring only from slight bruises neces
sarilv consequent on such an accident
The BEACON was much concerned owe
this accident for both parties are ole
subscribers and both had been in thu
BEACON office that day and paid theiI
subscriptions and said some nice thing
about the paper. Mr.. Permenter con
fessed to having been constant read
err of it for sixty-fve years.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Mrs. Sdllfe Earle Brooks.

Friends of Mrs. Harden Brooks Jr,
are much distressed over her severe i'll
ness in a Meridian hospital. Somed days
ago she was operated on for appended
It's and for a while did well, but COM
plications set in and her condition We'd
nesday and Thursday was critical. To-
day. however, she is reported much
better, and her condition hopeful.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
Lost Cotton Receipts.

Cotton receipts Nos. 5413, 6414 AND
5415 issued by Grenada Compress Co.
to JOS. A Harlan, have been lost and
duplicates app isd for. All PARTIES are
warned not to buy or trade for same
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
NOTICE.

Sealed bids are invited on Monday, March LIST
1915, at 300 o'clock. ?. m, for the furnishing and
constructing a wooden bridge according to plans
and specifications now on file in Charncery Clerk 8
Office. Said bridge across Bogue Ohitto creek on
Union Academy and Perkinsville road about ga
miles east Of l.. l.. Coles store. Successful bid
der to furnish bond in penalty of bid. Board re-
serving the right to reject any or all bids.
By order Of Board Of Supervisors, this Feb. 5,
1915. JNO. A. TYSON. Ch'y elk.
BY w, 0. Barnes, Jr.. .. G.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12
DR.. Barefeld in Shuouorok.

DR.. Barefield will be in Shuqualak,
Monday, Feb. 18th and will remain
for three (3l days only.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-02-12

Fresh Garden seed. onion sets, rape
and flower seed at Herbert Drug Co,