Macon beacon., 1917-05-04
Personal and LOcai Items

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Mrs.W. F. Patty is the guest foI III
week Of Mrs. James C. Horton.
Mrs. Jno Harper and daughter Pear
are visiting relatives in Wahalak.
Miss Ola May Jackson is the gues
this week of Mrs, Richard Dare.
Mr.. Peter Weir. of Memphis, Tenn.
was in town on business this week.
Miss Mary Lou Green is spendidg the
week with her mother in Aberdeen.
Mrs. W. P. Snowden visited relatives
in Louisville last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. w. o. Barnes, Jr., is visiting
her sister, Miss Lula Griggs, in Mem
phis.
Mrs. w. F. Hickman and children
visited relatives in Houston last Sun
day.
Mrs. Lester Goodwin spent Thursday
in Macon, the guest of Mrs. Vernon
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Scanlah of Hat
tiesburg are the guests of Mrs. Salie
E. Murphey.
Mrs. d. c. Jordan returned Tuesday
from Meridian, where she had been for
an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Brame and Mrs.
N. H. Harrison returned from St. Louis
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. N. H. Harrison spent several
days last week with her daughter, Miss
Viva, in st. Louis.
Miss B. Swan, who is teaching in the
Corinth High School, is spending the
weekend at home.
Mrs, E. B. Boyd left Tuesday for
Holly Springs to join Col, E. B. Boyd,
who is stationed there.
Mrs. Edna H. Spesssrd and Miss
Etheldra Spessard of Meridian are WIS.,
iting Mrs. F. E. Holman.
Miss Fanny May, who has been i'll
for several days is now able to resume
her work as trained nurse.
Mr.. J. C. H. Jones, now a real es-
tate agent, of Memphis, spent several
days in Macon this week.
Capt. Clinton E. Dorroh was home
several days this week. He is now To-
Gated five miles south of Meridian.
c. |. Sargent, Tom Tyson, Nelson {
Sherrod and Stanley Jackson visited
Tupelo, Ackerman and Starkville this
week.
Messrs j. F. Ames and Chas. Strong
left yesterday for Chicago, presumably =
TO see General Joffre and Secretary
Viviani. l
Mrs. Sessions received message
tuesday announcing the death of her
sister, Mrs. Alice Cooper, Of Anniston,
Alabama. =
Mrs. W. N. Jones, Sr. was called to a
Iew Augusta Sunday by the serious d
llness of the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. I
}. B. Griffin. Il
Mrs. L'Estello Barclay went to g
Miss, Wednesday for a stay II
two weeks to reorganize Baptist c'
hoir for coming musical treat in that "
own. r
Mrs. Rhymes friends will be glad to
now she is recovering from what was C
1ought at first serious illness. She HI
patient in st. Joseph's hospital Iu
Iemphis.
Mrs. Wyatt M. Jones is visiting her m
ster, Mrs. Jack Griffin in New Au- be
usta. Mrs. Griffin's young son has "
cen quite i'll, hut is now much i'm II
roved.
Mrs, Sam Walker of Pascagoula has "
zen with her mother, Mrs. Harden.
lis week. Prof. Walker is attending re
meeting of the State Teachers asso Of
alton, being held this week in Colum- oc
Is. !,
Prof. Joe McMillin, Misses Huddle- en-
on, Stennis, Psulk, Campbell, Mize tn
ID McCIacken, attended the meeting m,
the State Teachers association, neld
Columbus the last three days of the ily
eek. nh
DR.. H. A. Minor is visiting his daugh- tw
r, Mrs. A. 7. Dent. He is in good
alth and his friends throughout the De
unity will be glad to know he appa-
1tly AS strong as he was when he mi
tired from the practice of his profess eV'
N several years ago. th'
Jesse Guy, who has been teaching ~
lool for the past session at DeLisle, i"'
the coast, arrived in town yesterday p
d will leave soon for Arkansas, where
will enter the officers training =,
lOol, preparatory to enlistment. IF -
makes as good an officer as his '1
andpa Jackson did as a private he
| come back brigadier-genersl. ,
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