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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Snifc Nciteopfipb.

me0oelcH 0cn &c W{oi: zen tnltc
aommiHiion tisbte IOo9 / Nanocr5
ITO @elte al Ncltcbonolcr Chr Nos.
nmlalen % - Al andre Neitcbarblcre.
Vrlien bar t500-t525 SIR.
- Strlter. 106c Wial: NC0 Neitc.
optiobet / Strlicr l0ag .or ser ircnl.
INLET 140 Scite, hporoi so tilhortc
@%eitebonoIer gof % Nciten &cltc.
han6ler WoIbierg. Snifcrne fiebtc
120 &eite til en- gicnneminitli9 Tri@
al 1850 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Wuroes SranSfasie Iaancr 1 Iin.

2r. NoraeS SranbfoSle har meN
Hpmsoalife &erel. o. SanomanoS.
banf / Ntoloe aTluttet et 9aan paa
100000 SIR. Tor bcrmeb or bctalc
Sranolfoben / NoIoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Gn repnet Ntrfefluffe.

iteo meooeles Den 10be Mci. Ga Stir.
f~ebetienten / 90br iorleoen par peo
of ringe SoIen neo. blep &loffeu
p~luoielio iiunl, % peo nPrnlere I'm.
o~eriegelie piiic oet iia. at oen bopoe
ilaaet en- Repuc alotfen bIep iioite
omitabt / Ronocrs i 1850. ca
III ltol Den a!tiau after / Smelteolg.
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Gn tuitbar Bare.

mebbeIes Den 3bic Mtai: ) Gftermlb.
Oag o~iboIoteS her Soritrano5auftion
ouer nogle &a2ier @unnIi / polfeoe
Slayer, lom por lnohrepnc ira Nuuct.
Sfient Der fun bar henuco 80 G9.
8ltntmi, bar Der moot en- NGn9oe
aiobeIpitne. bl. q. par Ser fommcn
Here ira a%iebenhupn. Tri'cn pno Sen
eiteripurQtc %nrc blcp omfrinl b
ar. pr. ag.. 'oa at belle VortIct mo
bragtc "a. 5000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Sbbnbancn. Sra Scroen meooe-

les Den 11te Wul: ,%crnbonelnoer-
leaeliens Yrbeioe mcb lloltifning al
Sbonboncn fortirttca / oi9ie Gage
fra NosOnl til Yofreiicroen, bportil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nuoeoe ifipr.
Set or Wtcningen at blipc fproig meo
lloitifninaen iiommcr. Nrbcioct Ic-
Oca al Sn0enipr @rinnca pco r>crn-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iorclobig nleo 6
Mollb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Hcfrcntipnshicm ucb Scraen. :

Bergen meoOeles ben lite Otai: Ger
er / biSie Sage uoienot pripat Snb-
BUBBLE til Sprettelie al ct Hefrea.
tions. og Decentralization / 0pr.
beben al Bergen. Siemmet, iom tpn.
fc3 lagt paa StrGfninaen Steno-
Sane. nil otter be iorelebige Hereq.
niugcr fonmc til at foitc lS5. 600
SIR. @naningcn ionr sail. Salon,
8eseuGreIie, s 0obbelt. % Is en-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Spi Gienbumspris i 8eraen. q

afholote8 forleoen poa Suerrct5iaa
f%ererne 6opes &olltor / Bergen s(llf-
ton oper ben aioebe Srefen 8eolfe
@eorgine NageaS 9o0abo ~tilbprenOc
Gienoom aaliarpeien -. gicnoom-
men bar eft Ireal al $50 &pn., 0ella
grunotort er 5000 Str. og Sfntte-
tort 10000 SIR. alobcrcn iif SiIilo-
get Tor 6O,100 Ser, og Smtoltningcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Risprifi6 iplnt til Stnunnacr. NJ

Stauanger m~eobele@ ben 5tc MnI:
Sfibsreoer Z. aloiter III. il. bar fiebt
Gomp'fibet "Oceon", tlIberenbe
Sfibsrcber E~rebenlen, Niser, Tor 4
Ytiaioner aroner. "Sceau" er pou
200 Sons 8. N. Set ifal MI ont
bsbes I'll "Itio" % opeitnges / Sc
non9 / &nbien / Rcgnnoclicn al ,Suui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
TranSc.

%ranSc. Sra Ho2filoe mcDNelc5
Den Soc Moi: : GitcrmloooG opitoO
Der Slo / @aoebuguinQen I'll @aaro.
cIcr Soren Nuuieua @uaro / Nerlte0.
pelter. Toa inu 0lcbIlffe hauoe 81.
Den omippuot @aor0eu. Der uc0.
brUn0te Ill @rumocn. &locn brcotc
'in I'll DC nGrIlgQcn0c Nltic, a. hullte
Der neobrpu0tc Ct, horcnOc I'll @aar-
0cil, Iantt 3 ouorc Nllle.
aololnQ zoe Nfai: Teo Gtti.
hen mat opltoo ser Slo hos Chr.
NGpn. @ronniuQhouco Strou0. Nelc
0odroen n%eobrTnotc. Gn Gel area-
t1trer inoebrpnote, Nelteue maotte
ltnoea. TN nn9 Ni9e pna Il Nor
bIep 'aa forbrUnot al hln inot mant
ie i~nolGg9e2 pno aolbing Spaebua.
@odr0cuS Gicr bleu ogioo en- Gel lor.
brpnot.
Haroc, 290c Glpril: llbbuQnin.
Acruc til Tropricipr9oaroen "Nnrho.
NnarO" / @ieroinq tiIheren0c @oaro-
elcr Sh. Shomlen, Cr | Gitcrmio0ag
peb Sotioen totolt neobrpnot SIoen
opitoo / Stucbnqninqen % itnIote2
ontugcllg @ern9 HeA meb (TnNltit.
Ter. NelGtuluNcu rc0bcoca meb limo.
iageIlc a. Sulllcnc. TN ltor Gel Yo2
ore brull0tc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Nnrn orrht az Nnnet.

gen meooele5 ben Soc Wui: llnocr
CT Sor0enpeir 'om %eroag gift ppe
Bergen og &nitoiitrIftcrnc. bleu Ell s
Nar CANNED Wut 0rPbt al Snuet paa
9rngaen / Nuullunb. TN dnbcn @llt
bleu oQiaa rommlrt. men ban tonl zig
i0icu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Grnmuct / &narreuifcn.

gen meobcIes oel1 ste Wtai. - Spen-
fen Spruielbt, ium itioo Spipn$-
mallo Sapsoas % bcreitcr liz iclp,
opoe i0ugn1orges lloen at prrc font
met til @epioitbeo. Sans aamcrot
bIeo efter Ell ihGroig &ogt iaffct / 81
termioong. Sglaa ban er lpenif %
hcoer <go 6relunb % bar tioligerc
iiooet s Nar / SGngicl Tor Grabet al
Ell &nmernt. Chen Yauife bar ban
pGrct uoen glrbeioe / gcrgcll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Srufnet / ltnbalsclpen.

baI meboeIes Den Soc @foi: Gn triit
lllpffe er / Gftermiooos h9nbt |
aonsmo Sogn, ioet Ell 6 Iar CANT
mel @lt, eneite Scu az @anrobruger
glbraham Sclanb, ial0t | llnoal$el-
pen % 0ruflef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Yaa Sumfrnlanb nrnbifcnc Niifnp

Steplen Ell Tag / Eoaifen llloer i'm
%iiitatsreiie til aragero og Smegll,
fortGller "8renmur". Set er ier'te
Sang iiocn Heformationen5 Snoie-
relie at Ell @iifop bar prGoifet paa
bcn natilrlfisnnc 2, Der eiter hpoo
Saanct pco at berettc / lin 5io til.
hertc cr-Nomcfloitrc /
Sficn. Nonncrnc tiIbruQtc iorn &c.
gcl Sonnlercn pnu Zen, o. set cr
Bette iom 'tul haze gipct ocn oelts
pofrC NOun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Tp %amf i Ncacrmp. Gn arco9 al

Nellcrlip-N orgcrc har ltiitct Ell IN
&onf, &cucrup @cuf. ser lfnl begun.
De i'm %irfiomhco I'll Soften. Nftic.
tapitaleu. 100000 &r.. cr litrct men
Ell Gel al ocu pil blipc nbhmot, oQ
ocn ifal flmnc u0pl0c2 I'll Oct oobbcl
tc uocn iUrlia @encrolioriamIimQa.
bclllItninQ. &ontraa0cta Tormon6
err SaQiorcr 2. M. Shoricu % bets
Npltlormnu0 @ogban0lcr Nug. 81.
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
1000 Str. icr en- Gre. : Siuchanr

WV w. ~ 49,
mel or Der bttnlt 1000 str. Tor Ell
Gre til Slaat. &litnof par Srcn
iuTr, mcn aicbClrmmIcn betcgucr o.
'oa cit Hcforoprl5. iom piIcr hpor
bprt 2ieoet or. 1000 ar. er 10 pas
iclig Yria poa en- mtgct 900 Ncit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Ut imuft Srrf. Snr Ct @cpia pnc
) Hnsicrc uucr WrGnicn.

9fat tom . Hilaierc iipIee ~aoIo.
Nlp." ouer @rpuicn peo AGr Sol0.
Iteo. sc hapoc hapt Nlrbelbe hos
VroprietGr Netericn pou Illeraanro
tpt Spo ior @rTnien, ian oe hauoe
life hnpt lauQt at 8un, o. gt0tten par
mort, buoo Der / heI @rno bcguuiti.
ge0c Glugten. 9hI3icrnc blep itrur
miolcrtioigt %lntcrncrcOc | 6reoerlt@-
hnl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Sulat Sampifib. Tompitibaiclita.
bet Sfiolm NulOe bar iolqt i'm Gam.
per "NbioIon" 'or 100000 ar. iii
0ampitibaiclfobct Froqrci2. Gam.
percn cr bnQgci 1898 og latter $500
Snrs B. 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Meiterne al aulssaaroem peo III.

berhns. Ne0 WraUnIng paa Mfarteu
Tei, Tor Slot9bdnten / fibc er man
iielgc "Ribe Stiit9t. iteot puu Ne
iterne AZ Slottets gulSgaaro. 10
itrptniudcu mar pGret itur ira Noro
iii Emo. loet finn en- Iloeu Strimmcl
Guq filler ocu ira Aacn. Goa moi
Oct ton ices. nor %cooeIicn rrrct moo
0eit mlnt ior SGnaoen o. MOB Spo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
fra Ooroe.
Gn apS 6auc.

Gm nos 6aue. 1000 Sapue @ran.
"a @ierfcueo uil u. Gimme ltlGnte
0otobbcn aommune. %eOprileu qua
3oto0ocn piI oerpeb brinaeS neo | oct
boIoe ira et foutmuInalt ulbiolg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

feltuGreIicr. Iftiefupitoler t9nfeS
iat nj 200.0 o Ser. tspretoaetSet CT
onbeialei al CT HPfte SGger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
aoitbnr anlu. 8oorocicr 81

Suergaarb / Stuitrlip peo @orhls
bor iolgt en- : g}uaneoer gonmeI IN
refolp iii @erteI 2iterqooro al Gm /
%enoinsiel Tor $50 ar. fontant og
2250 SER. paa &iltuor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Hennnlcn pnn Seocn.

Stlfta Goltebl. lfrioer &obamc2
Bed: Set ipne9. lont Henaplcu 9uor
Ieunt irenlao runot ON / ,<uIunO.
Nuor Henernc er bIcpen bolot FOR
Gorreicl'cn ulenc G9blerg. Nur.
hli9, &erniuQ , er man bIcuen trGt
AZ Dem life min0it ioroi ToOeret or
blcucn II @unNe 'orouret Men on
ore Ste0er trT6er me Nol0ere I'll.
% Gcltllinqer pna 10 OF tnue Nul9
onr rorellqger her til &uugen2hl%,
IIaclom Ell ficuot tlebenbupnit Ria.
mIno har uobe0t llQ N9iUtance Ill at
anlGqqe en- Hcnpart MI / CONNER.
Nllcre0e Tor ArI1Cn hnu0e Henapl9
bcuGGelien bloraqct nIcQct iii at ben
lc0c Sc0cbocn5 Spmertlumhc0 poa
Mcnnlolen9 llburc HGrinQ9uUr0i.
Qtcn eitcr at mi De opiin0lommle IN.
'tere bar lUrt o9. at Sapcn og Sun.
gen fan males til So0ermel. CT 0et
mltllat, at H%enoulen tim oil 'ua Ii0en
etonomiif @ctponinq. Chi oct, aipr
ne uometfet fan omlGtte til ounif
lsrite aloaiea Smer. oil Oct neppc
tlrnne betale liz at om0nnnc iii Men.
fi0o. Den Qtnulct er oItiuu naact.
tbi WnoIet por life Renen iont SliS-
0nr; bette ltllIoc finn ppre Yii0let til
ll0npttellen al Nehen@ gflllonupr
bier. % ueo at poapiIe oi3ic hur Her-
aol5'oreningernc bnOt lin life rinQe
@%ctDonina. Ser pno aongen3hiS
bar vi M oen inrutfeite Re~na0prilof,
Der enonu bar uGret icet / Gunmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

Sio ooftc iaa meget Nerc / gogcnlc,
bragt 10 al Serocn, ~ltriper "9ogenie
NuiS".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Grrnbt SfUlc..

Errnbt SfOlc.. IRA Ni0rr:nQ
.lme0beIea Den soc Ytoi: Seri0 ion
ore SfoIe / 3ocriteb Soon er imor.
qes fuIoitrnbiQ neobrGnot. &Ioen
opitoo / Iuitehuiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
era Ddnmdrf.

S%hOrualoicns Wuicnm. @citprcl-
len Tor Shorpoloien9 Mlticlm bar
paa ct Me6c iQuor unlat Gllnitbiitori.
feren Wtorio &robn til Gircftor Tor
Wtliicet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
ScSebu. 9eectsiet. ,Sra Iibore meo.

Wv >f1N
6eIcs Den 29oe april. Teo et Sus.
ilibsmsoe / Siborg ioae uotoIte9 Ser
eniienrmig SiIllutning til Segetsiofa.
brlfcn "NcbcbofIio" / Sreoerif@. Set
er SonFcn, at Siemmeorbeioet ifaI
bripeS / SCREENING % Sorbinbelle mco
Observation-Disclosures, OF Nirflonlbc.
ben piI begnnoe / Gu rGr 6renltio.
Ut imnft SrGf. Som ct @cui9 paa
Den oIntinocli9e Meoiolclie meO &c
Sonoerlpocra ulorltplote Sorg
o. 9teo nptcrcr "9Scno%. Sio.". at
aarlclc paa Ncrrcganr0cn Nm Nou.
iorIeoen uopior0ret in0.
lauot lta hos Ggne19 %prcr o. ouer.
rate hom ct TelQcbelob. lom DC ba0
ham crpcocre piocrc Ill Senberip.
nerlte.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
Jackson Highway Meeting

The Jackson Highway meeting at
Columbus, Thursday, was well at.
tended. Noxubee was we'll represented
by large and representative delega-
ton. including four of the members of
the board of supervisors. The report
for this county was made by Hon. A..
I. Dent and Thos. McHenry, president
of the board, and was that of the 30
miles of the highway in Noxubee, Is
was completed and the completion of
the rest before October practically as
sured.
The meeting was very enthusiastic
and encouraged. The delegates were
surprised at the work completed to the
north and south of Noxubee. Dele
gates were present from as far south
os Hattiesburg and as far north as
Florence, Alabama, Hon, Harden
Brooks passed through Macon with the
Meridian delegation.
Tom Walker Yates was with the
Laurel men.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
Sad Death of Little Child

Fullest and sincere sympathy is felt
by great host of friends for Mr.. and
Mrs. M. W. Lathram in the loss of
their infant daughter, Bess Ferris,
who died Sunday night at eight O'CLOCK
from congestion at their home in May
hew. She was sick only two days and
her condition did not create any alarm
until Saturday morning when her con-
dition mot improving, the local doctor
was sent for. DR.. Price Ivy from
West Point was later called in consul
tation, but the child's condition con-
tinued to grow worse until the end.
The interment took place in the Odd
Fellows cemetery in Macon Monday
afternoon, a large nunher of syma-
thizing friends from Shuqualak and
Macon being present. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Raper of Shuqualak assisted by Rev.
MIR. Broyles of Macon and Rev. Mr..
Ellis of Mayhew.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

The best and most complimentary
average made by any teacher this
year, was won by Miss Lybith C.
Davenport of Shuqualak Higl School
on last teachers examination, held by
our new Supt. Prof. Chandler Indeed
it is nothing short of fame to see a
young girl undertake one of these diff
cult exams and succeed, much less see
one of them go in and win over ex-
perienced teachers. Our hand to you,
Miss Lybith and good luck. We join
with your many friends in Macon in
wishing you Godspeed upon the broad
highway of success, Adown the beau
tiful vista of future years the golden
gates Of the educational fields are
standing ajar bidding a hearty welcome
to this brilliant girl. FRIEND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
CHURCHES
BAPTIST

BAPTIST.
Regular service morning and even
ing. Preaching morning and evening
by Rev. Mr.. Purser.
EXPRAIRIE AND CENTER POINT
Mothers Day will be observed Sun
day at Exprairie at II a. m. and at
Center Point at 9 p. m. Rev. I. F.
Holland, pastor, will preach at both
places,
METHODIST
Special services will be held Sunday
May 18th, Mothers day. You are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Study Circle of the Missionary
Society will meet at Mrs. S. NJ. Har-
kins Monday afternoon at four O'Clock.
DR.. Jones will preach in Shuqualak
Sunday, consequently there will be no
services in the Macon church.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
Public Speaking!
Hon. Jas. A. Cunningham
Of Prsntiss County
candidate for conRress

will address the people of Noxubee
county in the interest of his candidacy
next week at the following places and
dates;
Mashulaville, Monday, 8p, m.
Butler School house, Tuesday, 10 a. m,
Gholson, Tuesday, p. m.
Shuqualak, Tuesday, 8 .. m.
Paulette, Wednesday, p. m.
Prairie Point, Wednesday. 8p. m.
CliftonviIle, Thursday, 8 p, m.
Macon, Thursday, s p, m.
Lynch Creek. Friday, p. m.
Brooksville, Friday, s p, m.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
School Trustees to Meet

An adjourned meeting of the Board
of Trustees will be held Monday, May,
18th at $50 a. M, at Superintendent s
office school No. l. All members are
urged to be present.
]. E. CARLETON, Sec'y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
senger type

The warm weather of the past week
has softened greatly the asphalt cover
over the rock streets in the city, and
the city authorities are having sand
thickly spread over them. The sand
will work into the asphalt and make
the streets better highways than ever.
The fact is this extra covering of sand
would have been put on last fall but
the cool weather hardened the asphalt
before it could be done.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
Study Circle

Study Circle
Mrs. |. L. Dorroh was hostess of the
Woman's Study Circle Thursday, May
4. Denmark was the subject of the
afternoons study, and Mrs. W. b.
Patty was the leader.
The program was as follows:
Paper - Danish Colonies 49, Mrs.
Stokes.
Paper-Denmark's Relations With
Germany Mrs. Boyd.
Reading-Campbel's Battle of the
Baltic-Mrs. Thompson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
SOCIAL DOINGS.

On last Friday afternoon the Music
Lovers club gave a musicale tea in the
home of Mrs. Tom McHenry. After
the program iced tea and sandwiches
we're served to about seventy guests.
Following was the program rendered:
Jubel Overture-W eber-Misses Bush
and Patty.
Roses in June -German-M Miss Dorroh.
Pilgrims Chorus Wagner Mrs. Tom
McHenry.
! Would That My observation-disclosures
Misses Bass and Boggess.
Kamennoi 0strow-Rubenstein-Mis
Bush.
He, the Modest Schumann - Mrs.
Conner.
Midsummer Nights Dream Mendels-
sohn-M esdames Borgess. and Nc
Henry.
Elizabeth's Prayer Wagner /
Who is Sylvia Schubert
Miss Bass.
Schubert's Serenade - Mrs. Conner,
Miss Dinsmore.
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 2-Liszt
Nocturne-Creighton Allen Creighton
Allen
Accompanies Misses Bush and Dins-
more.
Eleanor Harkins entertained the
Cheerful Givers Saturday afternoon
They enjoy the social meetings and
are getting pretty well acquainted
with Jack and Janet who took a mis-
sionary trip around the world.
Julia Stokes and Ruth Allen were
delegates from the Junior Missionary
society to the District Conference held
at West Point. They were greatly
pleased with the work of the confer.
ence and have many interesting things
to report to their own society.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Lula B.
Williams charmingly entertained her
friends at Seven-Hand Euchre with
Miss Helen Brady as honor guest.
After an interesting game a delicious
menu was served in three courses
and prizes were presented to Misses
Brady, Dinsmore and Kirby.
Mrs. H. E. Dorroh was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon of the Fortnight
ly club. Dainty ices were served to
about twenty-four guests and prizes
were presented to Mesdames julius
Cannon and Will Cavett.
Mrs. Sam Helm entertained the
Seven Hand Euchre club on Thursday
afternoon, also several tnbles of auc-
tion bridge. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Mrs. W. L. Graham entertained at
Bridge and Forty-two on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. c. H. Spessard was
prize winner. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Whitman Davis and children,
who have been with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
L. Featherston for the past two weeks,
returned home today.
Miss Danella Yates attended week
end house party in Columbus with
Miss Evans.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
ENSILAGE CUTTER

If interested in ensilage cutters, let
me show you the Papec. The machine
that doesn't clog up. / have the
agency for the Papec and would ap-
preciate call. BOSWELL STENENs,
AL r. 2, Macon. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12
Personal and Local Items

mesdames James and Jesse SparkmaI
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Tate of Brooksville is Wis
iting Mrs. Jack Holman.
Mesdames Ed and John Robbins were
shopping in the city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Harvey visited
Mrs. j. G. Horton this week.
Mrs. John F. Edwards of Brooks
vile spent Thursday in Macon.
Mrs. Marion Harris and daughter are
visiting relatives in 0kolona.
Mrs, James Madison and Miss Dele
were shopping in town Saturday.
Mrs, VIM. Dozier of Mobile is visit
ing relatives in Macon and vicinity,
Mrs. Hutchinson Of Shuqualak is
visiting friends in Macon this week.
Mrs. F. Price Ivy and chill lren of
West Point are visiting Mrs, John R.
Dinsmore,
Miss Lovedie May Chamberlin spent
several days in Macon with relatives
this week.
Mrs. Josh Cavett and daughters
have been with Mesdsmes Dupree and
More this week.
Mr.. NJ. @. L. Sanders and family Of
the Fox Trap codnty were visitors If
Macon this week.
Mrs. Sallle E. Binion and grand
daughters were guests of Mrs. A. D.
Binion this week.
Mr.. j. F. Shelton has been confined
to his home this week, suffering from
an attack of malaria.
Mr.. W. W. Shannon, who was very
i'll for several days, has improved sutfi
GENTLY to be down town.
| Mrs. W. NJ. Jones, ST., spent severa
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. E. Hibbler this week.
Miss Mary Emma Richardson viii
leave today for visit to friends ii
Birmingham and Montgomery.
Mrs. M. A. Holt and Miss Mary
Clyde Holt are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Holt in Meridian.
Misses Carolyn Boggess of Brooks
vile and Mary Evelyn Cavett were
guests several days last week of Mrs.
W, P. Snowden.
Miss Helen Brady, who has been the
guest of Miss Mamie Warren Jones,
will leave for her home in Tuscaloosa
on Monday.
Mrs, Whitman Davis entertained her
friends on Tuesday evening with a
theatorium party. There we're about
nine guests presents.
Messrs. |. L. Dorroh, Clint Dorroh,
C. L. Heinrich and ]. W. Patty at
tended the meeting OF the grand lodge
Knights of Pythias held at Laurel,
Miss, this week.
Col. j E. Hibbler was quite sick at
his home near Cooksville day or two
this week. His physician thinks he
will be we'll enough to attend the re-
union of Confederate veterans at Biz
mingham next week.
A number of cars from Shuqualak
came to Macon, Monday, where the
many friends of Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. W.
Latham attended the funeral of their
infant daughter. Bess Ferris.
1t is wonderful the number of auto
mobiles being sold in Noxubee county,
especially the FoRDs. We have noticed
three new ones go out this week to the
following parties Jno. F, Edwards,
BrooksviIle, Miss; G. j. Robertson,
Deerbrook Imperial Cotton OIL Co.
All of the cars were of the five pas
senger type.
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NOTICEl

Bring us all your old Ladies' Home
Journals. Woman's Home Companions
and Saturday Evening Posts. We will
pay the cash for them. 7, W. CRIGLER
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

S Bill has been dyeing, cleaning and
pressing for eight years and amt dead
yet. So give US your work, we want
to please you. City Pressing Club,
S Bill Sergent,
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JEFF

The Tom Mauldin horse,
will make the season on the
Joe Stevens place.
Fee $40 to insure. All
precautions taken but not
responsible for accidents.
P. T. WHITE,
Route, 2, Macon, Miss.
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NOTICE, PLEASE

If you owe me an account which is
overdue, please call and settle, or mail
check. have to pay my own &C
counts. SO need the money now.
Respectfully,
ms Ed. M. MURPHEY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-12

The most complete line of Spring
Dress Goods and White Goods in town
at Walter B. Patty's.
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Closing Exercises of Public Schools

CLOSING E8sTcIssS OF FHDIIc ScH00IS
The closing exercises of the Macon
Graded and High School will be held
Friday evening. May 10, at the Lyceum
Theatre.
DR.. Frederick D. Mellen, dean of the
Department Of Public Discourse of A.
and NJ. College will deliver the ad.
dress, Rev. Broyles will present the
Avery medal and DR.. j E. Jones the
Interstate Trust and Banking Company
medal.
An admission of ten cents will be
charged to cover the expenses of the
occasion.
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Nobby MILDLY Blouses SOC and $l.OO
at Walter B. Patty's.
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Beautiful line Boys Blouses Soc
at Walter B. Patty's.
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: Bill says see our spring line.
workmanship and fit guaranteed City
Pressing Cub, Bill Sargent.
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Mr.. T, ]. Sargent has long been
known as a scientific and successful
fisherman. The other day he carried
home to his delighted wife a fine six
teen pound steel headed salmon, a
very rare fish in this section. The
family and some of their lucky friends
had most enjoyable dinner next day.
The fish was beauty, being about two
feet long, slender and graceful in
shape and of beautiful silver gray
color, and tasted as good as it looked.
Probably it should be stated that Mr..
Sargent did not catch this fish, but 1t
was sent him from Seattle, Washing
ton, packed in ice, by his old friend
Mr.. Will Boyle.
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WANTED

Stock to pasture on Eiland place two
miles southeast of Macon. Plenty
grass and water.
a294t P. H. HUNTER
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Bitten by Raftlesnake

Mr.. Lee Boone, who lives out six
miles west of Macon on the Crawford
Bridge road, was bitten by a rattle
snake early Thursday morning last
week. 1t was about sunrise and he
vas getting corn out of the crib to
feed the work stock when the snake
struck him or the back of the right
hand. He killed the snake and then
went straight to the house and i'm
mersed his hand in coal oil. He then
got in car and thirty-fve minutes
after the accident was at the doctors
Office. Immediate pains were taken to
counterfeit the poison, but for twenty
four hours his arm and whole right side
above the waist continued to swell. 1t
was several days before the pain al
lowed him to sleep at all more than a
moment or two at time from sheer
exhaustion. The last report from Mr..
Boone is that he has entirely recovered.