Macon beacon., 1917-05-18
Personal and Local Items

lax are visiting Mrs. John Harper.
Miss Lucy Fisher of Meridian is visit
ing her sister, Miss Dreasma Fisher.
Miss Bessie Clement of Meridian is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Herbert Dor
roh.
Mrs. C. K. Snavely of Memphis was
the guest this week of her neice, Mrs.
c. B. Henry.
Mesdames Deupree and Moore have
been the guests this week of Mrs. Josh
Cavett at Sunshine.
Mrs. Frank s. Simmons of Louisville
has been the guest this week of Mes
danes Holberg and Snowden.
Misses McCracken, Mize, Huddle-
ston, Campbell. Stennis and Paulk.
will leave today for their homes.
Mr.. Warren Martin left Friday night
for Stanton, Tenn. where he will spend
the summer with his sister, Mrs. Reeves
Mesdames Harrison and Lamberson
attended a party in Brooksville Thurs
day afternoon given in honor of Mrs. J.
N. Holman.
Mr.. F. E. Woodward of Louisville
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Ma
con with his sisters. Mesdames Snow
den and Holberg.
Mr.. William Lucas was the third of
Macon's young attorneys to enlist. He
left last Monday night for Fort Logan
H. Root, in Arkansas.
Mrs. Mary Tyson Owen, of Macon,
has moved to this city and is located
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Wilbourne.-
Meridian Dispatch.
Mrs. V. Morgan Morris. Mrs. ]. l..
Hibbler and Mr.. Winfield Sargent were
called home this week on account of
the death of their brother.
Rev. MIR. Barclay and Mr.. |. l.. Dor
roh went to New Orleans this week to
attend meeting of the Southern Bap-
tist Baptist Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcconnell and son, Mrs.
Seaburgh and Miss Webb were the guest
of their relative, DR.. Welch, at Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris Sunday last
MIR. Robert p. Holt, who is the gen.
eral agent of the Diamond Match Co.,
with headquarters in New Orleans,
spent a day with his sister, Mrs. D.
Patty, this week.
Llewelyn Oliver. Jr., is quite ill at
the home of his parents in Macon. He
was with the troops in Texas this win
ter, but his health broke down and he
was forced to return home.
Mr.. Chas. Jackson went to New Or
leans this week for treatment. He did
not have to undergo and operation and
returned Thursday afternoon. He will
go back in about three weeks.
Miss Lula Drisdale, who has been the
attractive guest of Miss Mary Emma
Richardson for several weeks, returned
to Tuscumbia Friday. She was accom-
panied home BY Miss Richardson.
Attorney Leonard Martin has an
swered the call of his country and left
last Saturday for the officers training
camp at Fort Logan FL. Root. See no
tice regarding his law practice in an
other column.
Mrs. Susie B. Stevens, who has been
i'll for several weeks was taken to
Memphis Thursday morning and will be
patient in the Baptist hospital. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Annie Stevens and trained nurse, Miss
Fannie May.
Messrs. Jim and Harrison Patty were
in town Tuesday. The latter after his
graduation in pharmacy in Atlanta
about year ago, has been in the drug
business with his brother at Shaw,
Miss. He expects to enlist in Uncle
Sans service in a short time.
Mr.. A. T. Dent was called to India
nola this week on account of the illness
with fever of his son, Albert, who has
been employed as pharmacist in that
town. The young man was moved to
West Point and is patient in DR.. Ivy's
sanitarium. His condition, we under
stand, has improved.
Mrs. R. L. Rhymes, who has been a
patient in the Baptist hospital in Mem
phis for several weeks underwent
second operation Wednesday and her
condition since has been reported as
favorable. The report became current
early in the week that her condition
was critical and recovery doubtful and
the above favorable news of her con-
dition will be gratefully received by