Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-01-15

Cavett at Sunshine.
Miss Susie Mauldin is visiting Mrs.
Combs in Shuaualak.
Miss Helen Brady, of Tuscaloosa. is
the guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyatt Jones.
Mrs. Nelson Steveps spent the week
with Mrs. Tucker who has been i'll for
the past ten days.
Miss Ably Woodward is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Ben Bog
CESS in BrooksviIle.
Mrs. ]. E. Slaughter and children
and Miss Annie Galloway is visiting re-
latives near Gholson Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hibbler were in
town last Friday and attended the eau
tata at the Baptist church.
Messrs. Gus and Sam Cunningham
spent day or two this week with their
sister, Mrs. Emmett Dantzler.
Mr.. Frank Maury, who is in the show
business, is visiting h is brothers,
Messrs, Berkeley and Joe Maury.
Miss Mary Lou Green, who has been
visiting Mrs. Marion Harris, returned
TO her home in Aberdeen Thursday.N
Mr.. A. G. Murphey, left this week
for Sewsnee, Tenn, where he will be
student ir the University of the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Swallow have
had as their guests Miss Dele Madison
of Bfooksville and Mr.. Sanford of Dan
vile, Ill.
Miss Mary Price left Monday for
Grenada, where she has accepted po-
sition as secretary in the Woman's Col
lege at that place.
Mr.. George Wade arrived in Macon
this week from Clarksdale and is spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. McHenry.
Miss Mamie Warren Jones left We'd
nesday a, m. for Crescent college, at
Eureka Springs. Ark, where she will
resume her studies.
Miss Estelle Patty left today for
Birmingham to bring back her sister,
Mrs. T j. Evans, who has been a pat
lent in hospital in that city for the
past month.
Prof. Edward Price, of Lewisburg,
Tenn, was in Macon a day or two this
week to visit his mother, Mrs. Walter
Price. He was called to Mississippi on
account of the death of his aunt Mrs.
William Price at her home in Louis
VILE Miss the early part of the week
Mr.. s. ]. Febleman received tele-
gram last Sunday afternoon annouhc-
ing the sudden death of his brother-in-
law, Chas. Cohen. Mr. Feibleman left
Immediately for Petersburg, Va. where
the remains were inferred. Mr.. Fei.
bleman is now in New York.
Misses Annie Lou Elkin and Nancy
Patty, both suffering from appendicitis
were taken to Memphis last Sunday,
being accompanied by Mrs Patty, Mrs.
Elkin and DR.. Murphey. The young
ladies' were operated on by DR.. Turner
at st. Joseph's hospital Monday morn
ing. All reports which have been re-
ceived of their condition have been very
favorable and they may be expected in
a week orten days.
Mr.. R. A. Bryan, of Cliftonvile, was
in town Wednesday. He is still suffer-
ing from the terrible accident which
befell him last September when a gas
oline grist mill turned over on him,
his jaw in two places, his
ribs in several places and bruislng him .
up generally. He has eaten nothing +.
solid for nearly nine months, but with
the exception of the wounds in his face !,
which have not entirely healed he seems
to be in good health.
Mr., M. P. Kidd. from Sedalia, Mo-, !,
who recently purchased the Coffman
place four miles north of Macon, was
Joined this week by his wife and two
boys, who will attend school in Macon.
Mr.. Kidd will raise beef cattle and a
logs. He thinks this country has ex- il
,eptional advantages for hog raising,
out what he was most struck with and
What decided the question of his set
ling in this country was therork roads.
Mrs. Kidd is daughter of Mr.. Gentry,
If Missouri, the most noted breeder of d
Berkshire hogs in the world i,
The Banks Of Macon will be closed =
tuesday. January 10Th, being Lees =
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