Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-05-19
Personal ana Local Items

from Iupel0.
Mr. Val Yates, Jrs spent Sunday in
Starksville.
Mr.. A. D. Binion attended the Re
union at Birmingham.
Mr. viii Bush spent last Sunday
with DR., and Mrs, Chas. Bush.
Miss Annabel Thomas visited friends
in Columbus several days last week.
Mr.. L, Oliver has been out of town
several days this week on business.
Miss Alice Clementof Meridian spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. H, E. Dor
ron.
Mrs. VIM. F. Patty of Columbus is
the guest this week Of Mrs. Walter &.
Patty,
Mrs, Tom Tate has returned to
Brooksyille after a visit with Mrs.Jack
Holman.
Mrs, Roy Collins and son of Tupelo
are with Mrs. W. 0. Barnes, Jr., for a
few days.
Mrs. L. L. Cole has been visiting her
daughters in Shannon and Okolona
this week.
Mrs. Tatum Dent will leave Monday
to visit relatives in Columbus and
West Point.
Miss Genevieve Rogers was the
guest Saturday and Sunday of Miss
Annie Stevens,
DR.. F. Price Ivy of West Point wilt
spend the weekend the sanity of Mrs.
John r. Dinsmore.
Mrs. Leo Cole is visiting her daugh
tiers, Mesdames Miller and Campbell
in Shannon and Okolona.
Mrs. Ben Boggess and daughters
visited Mesdames W. P. Snowden and
L. F. Holberg, Thursday.
DR.. J. E. Jones was among the vete-
rams who attended the reunion of Con-
federate veterans in Birmingham.
Mrs. W. P. SnowdeL and Miss Abby
Woodward are weekend guests of
Mrs B. M. Borgess. in Brooksyille.
Mrs. VIII Patty of Columbus is
spending the week in town, the guest
of Mesdames Patty and James Horton.
DR.. Jones is in Holly Springs to at
tend the commencement exercises at
the M. S, College, where his daughter,
Miss will graduate.
Miss Matte Poindexter of Ravine,
Mrs. Kimbrough and little sons of
West Point, were guests Of Miss Poin-
dexter last week. Columbus Dispatch.
DR.. John NJ. Stanley will leave next
Thursday, May 25th, for the Johns
Hopkins university, Baltimore, where
he will take a special two-month's
course.
Mr.. and Emmett Cavett, Mesdames
viii Cavett, Eugene Weir, Allie Swan,
Misses Swami and Mary Emma Rich
ardson attended the reunion in Biz
mingham.
Mrs, D. D. Reeves. after spending
several weeks with her moteer Mrs. H. .
F. Martin, returned to her home in
Stanton, Tenn, Wednesday. She was
accompanied home by her mother and /
little sister Katharyne.
Misses Huddleston, Stennis, Stewart, .
Coleman and Hooper, teachers in the
High School, will leave today for their
respective homes. The last three men
toned did not apply for their places
and will not teach the coming session.
Mr.. Mat Mahorner of Mobile, was
in Macon, Thursday, en- route to his
plantation to look after his cattle, sew
eral of which have died this week
from blackleg The entire herd, one of
the finest in the country, has been vac
cinated and Mr.. Mahorner feels that
the disease is now under control.
Hon J. A. Cunningham of Boone
vile, one of the candidates for con-
gress from this district spoke in the
county at several points Thursday,
winding up in Macon that night. From
the comments of those who heard him
Mr., Cunningham is a most effective
speaker and is making a strong i'm
preston on his hearers. He intends to
come back and speak again in Macon,
probably some day while the board are
next in session.
Mrs. Horton Entertdins
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