Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-11-24
PERSONAL and Local Items

WITS Cftl A0tH'S Was tN NAN- tl@a3
Mrs. John A. Tyson is visiting rela-
tives in Meridian.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jackson have gone
to the Delta to live.
Mrs. J. r. McNichols spent Tuesday
with Mrs, Joe Scott.
Mr.. E. N. Bocgess Of Brooksyille
was in town Thursday.
Miss Ollie Nav Jackson is the guest
of Mrs Richard Dare.
Mrs. Snowden is spending the week
with Mrs T.. : Cavett,
Mr.. Henry Anderson of Fearn
Springs was IN town Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucien Minor and son of Brooks
vile are visiting Mrs. w. P, Minor.
Miss Emma Brady Of Tuscaloosa will
arrive Monday to visit Miss Mamie
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hungerford will spend
the winter with their daughter, Mrs.
Harper.
Mrs, Ernest T. George and son are
the guests of Mrs. Hunter George of
Meridian.
Mrs. A. T. Dent went to Columbus
Wednesday to see her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Minor,
Miss Mary Lou Green Of Aberdeen
will be the guest Of Mrs. M. E. Harri
several days next week.
Mr.. Francis Conner, who has been a
student at the Auburn, Ala, college,
returned home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII King, Mrs. w. M,
Binion and Miss Minnie Hill of Dancy,
were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. S. Turner and children and
Miss Susie Wilkins of Brooks VILE
spent Wednesday in Macon.
Misses Mary and Callie Sykes Clay
of Demopolis are visiting their grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Cole.
Miss Nancy Cavett, who has been
with friends and relatives for the past
month, returned to Tupelo Saturday.
Misses Mamie Warren Jones, Mary
Harkins, Mary Emma Richardson and
Lizzie Stewart attended the Lee Guard
dancei in Starkville Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Elkin of Macon,
arrived yesterday, and are visiting Mr..
Il. F, Elkin and family on the High
lands. Meridian Dispatch.
Rev. D. NJ. Mcleod Of Port Gibson,
Miss. spent several days recently with
bis brother-in-law, Prof. w. b. Jones
OF the Salem High School.
Messrs. Calvin Sargent. William and
Featherston Lucas, Sam Harkins,
Francis Conhor and DR.. Welch will at
tend the dance Tonight at A. & M. col
iege.
Rev. H Nj. King Of Jackson spent a
few hours last Saturday with friends
in Macon. lie was en- route home
from the meeting Of the State Baptist
association in Columbus
Mr.. Dale Bell of Deerbrook was in
Town Wednesday. He sold about half
MS cotton crop, which was the small
est he ever raised, at the best price
lie ever received. 20 cents a pound.
Mr.. Glen Eiland, who has been on
he plantation Of his s~on-in-iaw, Mr..
leonard near Cotton Plant, Ark, for
several months, arrived last Saturday
md will spend awhile with relatives
lear Macon.
Mr. W. A. Parks of Brooksvile was
n town Monday. He has regained his
health and is now in normal condition.
lie was confined to his bed for several
months and was in a hospital in Mem I
his for two months.
Mrs. Jonn r. Dinsmore has been a
for the past ten days IN the
Infirmary, New Orleans. She s
underwent a serious operation last ]
week, but. is fast recovering and will
robably be able to return to the home
f her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Ivy in West
'oint Sunday. Mrs. William Rose of
Columbus has been with her. q
Mr.. Cody Sanders of Fox Trap was
! town Wednesday. He came to de- d
yer his crop of cotton, some sixty
Id bales, which he sold the day be- y
ore to Mr.. Wyatt Jones at 20 cents s
pound. He says his cotton crop for o
lree years past has been very poor,
ut the price went a long way to- Y
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