Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1917-08-10
Personal and Local Items

end in Brooksville.
Miss Lula Griggs is with her sister,
Mrs. W. o. Barnes, Jr.
Mrs. I. w. Brsme is visiting her son
Ellis at Fannin, Rankin county. Miss.
Miss Fannie Weir of Amory, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Sessions
Mrs. D. G. Patton and son of Jack
son of Jackson, are visiting Mrs. ]. 5.
Cavett.
Mrs. w. P. Snowden will visit her
daughter, Mesdames Cayett and Mcln-
tosh next week.
Mrs. Lloyd Shumaker and daughter.
Mrs. Dimitry of New Orleans, are Wis
itivg relatives in town.
Mrs. |. F. Holland and son are visit
ing ~relutives in Nashville, Tenn. They
will be away about two months.
Mrs. Will Dozier of Mobile, who has
been visiting relatives here for several
weeks returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stalworth and
Mrs. McMichael Of Nashville, Tenn.
spent Saturday with Mrs. Emmett
Dantzler.
Miss Matte Belle Boswell, Kelly Belle
of Deerbrook and Mary Hauensten are
the house guest of Miss Julia Stokes
this week.
Mr.. II. Dent Minor of Memphis and
DR.. Launcelot Minor of hollywood, were
in Macon Thursday to attend the funeral
of their mother.
Mrs. H. P. Shannon left Tuesday for
Memphis to join her husband, Mr.. Ha-
rold Shannon, who Isl student in a bus
mess college in that city.
MIR. and Mrs. T. L. Edwards of Day
ton, Ohio, and Mrs. j. R. Haney and
children of Colorado Springs, are the
guests of Mrs. N, H. Harrison.
Mrs, Hibbler, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Couric in Ashville,
N. c., has returned home and is with
her daughter, Mrs. w. M. Jones.
Mrs. John R. Dinsmore has returned
to Macon for the month of August.
Mrs. W. Hr Rose of Columbus will
spend the month with her mother.
Prof. and Mrs. Fletcher Jackson Of
Hattiesburg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sieger
Jackson of Brooksville have been with
Mrs. Vivian Jackson and family this
week.
Mrs. Warner Sessions from the Canal
Zone, arrived in Macon this week. and
is with Lucy Sessions, She will join
her husband in Vaudeville, La, in a
few day.
Misses Dan Ella Yates, Mary Har-
kins ard Walter Stokes Jr., were among
the guests of the house party given
last week by Miss Mary Bell of Deer
brook.
Mr. J. Evans Dorroh left laft Satur-
day for Meridian, where has enlisted in
the artillery company, which was raised
in that city by Maj. Harden Brooks.
Mr.. Dorroh has been made a sergeant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prim returned yesterday
from Jackson, Ala, their former home.
Mr.. Prim registered there and was
drawn on the first draft. He failed to
pass the physical examination.
Miss Louise Wyatt of Mobile and
Miss LYDIA Will Wyatt of Meridian,
both professional nurses, arrived in
town last Saturday for a visit to their
parent, DR.. and Mrs. Wyatt zeal Prai-
RE Point.
MIR. F. H. Cotton, from near Green
wood, is in the county this week attend
ing to some business for his sister, Mrs.
Jim Cotton. His friends will be glad to
know that he has a splendid crop and
is prospecting.
Postmaster FAINT has received notice
with the request to give it publicity
that Judge Niles will not convene fed
eral court at Meridian until Monday the
18th, instead of Monday, the 10TH, the
regular time.
Mrs. Curtis Herbert, accompanied
by her parents, President and Mrs. w.
H. Smith, went 10 Jackson last Sunday
and underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis in an infirmary in that city on
Tuesday. Her condition since has been
very favorable.
Mrs. W.. H. Anderson of Wesson, was
with her aunt, Mrs H. A. Minor the
last hours of her life, and attended the
funeral in Macon Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Felix Chapman of ~Muskogee, Okla,
was also with her aunt for several
weeks before her death,
Mr.. John b. Burrage of Mckinney,
Texas, visiting friends and relatives in
%Shuqualak. He says that Emmett Cav
EFT, Henry Jackson and himself are the
only ones left of the company that
went out from this county and was a
MORT of tho famorc 10th Mioo De-