Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-06-09
BROWNSVILLE

AN'AAAH -N''R AH01N''N Aa''''AAA tANs
Mr.. Marshall Mcdonald were
united in marriage bv Rev. T. L.
Sasser. They left Immediately
for Memphis, their future home.
Miss Mary Love Madison is at
the A. & NJ College attending
the Normal.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Chas. st. John has been elected
principal of the Noyubee Agri-
cultural High School. We hope
he will decide to spend most Of
his vacation in his home town. as
he can ne a help in several direc-
tons. We miss our young people
when they move away so much.
Mr.. Dale Bells children, Messrs
Dale, John c.. and Miss Mary
are at home. Misses Evans and
Champnevs of Columbus have
been visiting them.
Mrs. Tom Evans and children
are at Mrs. DR.. Patty's, Bigbee
Valley.
Mr.. Whitman has taken charge
of Mr.. Sylvester Mullins stock
of farming Implements. He has
rented Mr.. J. G.. Peterson's cot
tage back of the Methodist church
and will move his family in soon.
Business called Mr.. Walker
George of Meridian to our town
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood of
Texas are visiting the family of
their son, Mr.. Bee Underwood.
Mr.. M. f. Hopkins Of Meri-
dian is with relatives in town
and vicinity.
Mr.. Bevill Peterson of the A.
and M. college has changed his
plans for the next twelve months.
He has accepted a position to do
research work for the Boston
School of Technology.
Mrs. Lillian Todd of Union is
the guest of her mother, Mrs, P,
w. Memories.
Rev. f. G. Lee has been il
Columbus this week conducting
a revival.
Mrs. Annette Tindall and
daughter are at home from Roam.
oke, Virginia.
Mr.. Tubbs, an attorney of
Aberdeen, has been attending to
law business in town this week
Mrs. Nettie Madison and Mr..
James Madison were called t.
Starkville few DAYS AGO, by the
critical illness Of Mr., James
Madison's little daughter, who
with her mother, was visiting
the family Of Mr. Amcs Saund-
ers. She is now out Of danger.
Mr.. J. L. s. Peterson has re,
Gently purchased from Mr.. M. =.
L. Love his three cottages in
south Brooksville.
Farmers have been so busy
having grass killed for some
days that the town has been
lonely.
Festivities, incident to the ap-
preaching marriage, began
Thursday afternoon with a party
at Mrs. John Dotherow'S. Mrs.
Kelley Wootten entertains Sat
urdav in honor of Miss Annie 3.
Johnson, the bride to be.
Next Wednesday, June II,
S,l5 p, M, there will be at the
school house under the auspices
of the Woman's Missionary
Union of the Baptist church. DR..
and Mrs. Edwin Southers will
render the beautiful Indian elias
sic Red Wing" The ladies' be-
speak the patronage Of the pub
lie.
Monday afternoon the w. M.
Society held their June meeting
with Mrs. June Cotton. There
were four visitors and twenty
six members present. The occa-
sion was both profitable and
pleasant.
The following invitations are
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Johnson
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Annie b.
to
Mr.. William Bridges Bell
Wednesday, morning. June twcnty-irst
nineteen hundred and sixteen
at eleven thirty O'Clock
Methodist church
Brooksville, Mississippi.
Pet Squirrels tSd sale, sale o Wan 'isGj $3.50 70
where in Macon. MRS. J +. BARNHIII.
Route !, Macon. Miss
HOuSe for Rent The seven-room cottage OF
"VSSS WI" Wayne street now occupiet
hy Mr. and Mrs Hnrhnrt Ilnrtrir luLA. -