Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-11-16

Lat 0e1aree ot ,!syhew IS visj
ing rs. j. " Dolp-ee.
Mr.. A. T. Dent Left Tuesday on a bus
mess trip 70 Washington, D. c.
Mr.. Leonard Martin returned home
Saturday from Leon Springs, Texas.
M. Steven Boswell Of the A. & M.
college, spen, asst weekend at home.
Mrs A, Klaus and Miss augusta left
Thursday afternoon for g lew days
stay in St. Louis,
Mr.. R, c Radditt, a former telegraph
operator in Macon, now of Yellow Pine,
Ala, spent Sunday in Macon.
MIR. and Mrs, Amos Hill, of Cooks.
vile visited the latter's brother, Mr..
Bruce Nc re. in jackson recently.
Miss Lizzie Stewart left Wednesday
afternoon 'or Montgomery, Al, whe-e
fac will br he guest for several weeks
Of Mrs. J Morgan Morris.
Capt. John R Dirsmore Of Camp
Pike, near Little Rock. Ark, las been
at home attending to business this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lutz. of Hagers-
town, Md, arrived in town today and
will spend the winter with their son,
Mr.. D. Nj. Lutz.
Mr.. Geo y. Russell. of Nashulaville,
went to st. Louis this week and pur-
chased a lot of bargains, which he will
give his customers the benefit of.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Simmons of
Louisville. Miss, spent Sunday with
Mrs. L F. Holberg. Mrs. Snowden
accompanied them home for a months
visit,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Harrison, Mrs.
j. H. Williams and daughter, Miss Lula
B. motored this week to Laurel and
H%attiesburg and also visited Camp
Shelby.
The Dinsmore home in Macon has
been sold to Mr.. Written of Bristol, Va.
who arrived in Macon last week with
his family. They will take possession
Immediately.
Two of Mr.. Wyatt Jones' children
have been i'll this week with measles.
Little Pearl Harner has been confined
to her bed with the same trouble, hut
is now convalescing.
Mrs, w. H. Smith of the A. and M.
college spent a day with her daughter,
Mrs. W. G. Herbert. Mrs. Smith was
en- route to a meeting of the Federated
clubs Of the state held in Meridian this
week.
Mrs W. 2. y milton. of Jackson, is
the guest Of Mr.. Ju'sn Boggess. She
will 90 to B,ooksvre tomorrow to
s"~'d a few days with Mrs. Tyndall,
ad from there will go to Columbus to
visit her sister, Mrs. Allen Thompson
at Jhe |. l. &C.
The friends in Noxubee of Mrs. Annie
Spalding Rankin will regret to learn Of
her critical illness at her home IN Leba-
non, Ky. A note received this week
from her grandmother, Mrs. A. e. Hin
tor, said she was in a dying condition.
Mr.. AM Mrs. Elliott and children
left last Sunday afternoon for Char
lottosyille, Va, Mrs. Elliott and the
children have been on q visit for the
past month or 50 to their mother end
grandmother, Mrs. }. W. Holt. Mr.,
and Mrs, Elliot. several days last week
in New Orleans.
Ms. John a. Moore, Of Omaha, Neb..
has join q mr.. Moore, who recently
bought ne Nahcrrer place and several
other LARGE tracts Of land Ia the county.
Thej arc at present in town, but win
90 to the Mahorrer place in a short
time. Mr. Moore has Offices ovo- the
Merchants & Farmers Bank.
Mr., Phil Gregory, of johnson City,
Tenn, has been in town this week look
ing after his farming interest in the
county. Mr.. Gregory says that the
farmers il his section have made good
crops and have gotten good prices, but
business conditions are not as good as
last year, due, he thinks, to the large
number of wage earners who have en-
listed in the army.
DR., and Mrs. D. S. Barclay and the
baby left today for Jackson where the
doctor has been appointed by the city
commissioners as meat and milk inspec.
tor at a salary of $500 a year. He is
to devote his entire time to the office
and to V the territory five miles
around Jackson DR.. Barclay wishes
The Beacon to extend his sincere thanks
to the people of N0xubee, the stock
men and farmers especially, who have
given him their patronage during the
three years he has been in Macon. His
office will be in the city hall, Jackson,
and he will be glad to give any advice
that NAV no ppadad until n uoto.;.o