Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-07-30
Personal and Local Items

week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shumaker, OF
Hattiesburg, are visiting relatives IN
the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Harvey, Of Craw-
ford, are visiting Mrs. Horton and
Mrs. Crigler.
Mr.. Hairston Smith. of Mobile, is
spending a short vacation with old
friends in the county.
MI. and Mrs. Miller. of Shannon,
have been with Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cole
several days this week.
Misses Etheldra Spessard and Dora
Evelyn Connor are visiting frieDds in
Uniontown and Selma, Ala.
Mrs. W. F. Patty, Miss En- Patty of
Chicago and MISS Estelle Patty of Big
bee Valley, were in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Davis and
children of the A. & M. College, are
visiting MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Feather
ston.
Misses Frances Griggs of Meridian
and Miss Mary Jarvis Jones of Geiger,
Ala, are the guests of Miss Sallie
Tyson.
Miss Edna Bush, of Macon. Miss,
is a guest at the sanitarium at Battle
Creek, Michigan, having gone there to
take advantage of the health facilities
of the institution.
Mrs. H. E. Dorroh and son returned
Wednesday from Meridian, where they
have been visiting Dr.. and Mrs. Glenn
ent for several weeks.
Miss LYDIA Will Wyatt has returned
from Meridian, where she has spent
the last five weeks. Miss Juanits
Wyatt spent a week there with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Burroughs, O.
Winona, have been the guests Thu
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamberson
Mrs, Lamberson returned to Winon'
with them.
Mr.. Vivian jackson has been spend
ing the week with relatives in Macon
His friends will be glad to learn tina
he and his family will return to Maco1
this fall to live.
Mr.. Ellis Brame has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Brame
He came over to take back to his HON
in Rankin county his young son, VIII
has been with his grandparents fo
several months.
Miss Mary Rodgers, who was at tn
Ward college, Nashville, with sewers
of Macon's young ladies, was in tow
this week in the interest of the Times
Picayune of New Orleans. She ha
been connected with that paper for seN
eral years.
Mr.. Phil F. Jones will leave Sunda
for Hattiesburg, where he will take tn
management of the Yellow Pine Phal
macy. Mr.. J. E. Jones, proprietor, vii
take charge of the drug firm of Have
& Field. Great sympathy is felt TO
Mat Holberg in the loss of his chum.
Mr.. Sam ]. Feibleman returne
Wednesday from Michigan, where h
has been for the past three weeks. H
was in Chicago Saturday at the time {
the horrible tragedy of the steame
Eastland, when more than a thousar
people lost their lives. He says tn
weather at Mt. Clement during h
stay there was delightful.
Mr.. j. S. Carpenter, Of Prair
Point. shipped last week a sack of wo'
and received the high price of 81 cent
a pound for it. In renting the con
mission the firm wrote {: "This wo
graded bright medium and sold at
cents per ponnd, which is the highe
: price that any Mississippi wool has so
for this season."
3 Mr.. L. C. Cline has just complete
10 hollow tile silos for Messrs. Wilso
"a Nelson Stevens and Allie Swami. tt
- largest, 200 tons, was for Mr.. Wilso
'e who recently bought Mr.. Ormsby
~ place. Mr.. Cline has also sold silos
/ Messrs. Cresswell, John Carr. Charl
and Ed. Hardin, Jas. Boswell and '
V. Rogers. If the money that has go
I'd out of the county for autos during Il
7, past year had been spent for drain t
~ and silos, Nexubee would soon be t
is banner county Of the South, and t
farmers would not have to worry abo
the price of cotton or how long the W
:, will last. There's a gold mine in dai
! COWS and tile-drained land. al quite
few Of our long-sighted farmers a
e finding out.