Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-09-20
Personal and Local items

Miss Ada Aust spent several days IL
Meridian this week.
Mrs. Ed Allen ana son returned t,
Shreveport Saturday.
Liberty Loan Voluntary Subscription
Days Sept. 3 %.
Miss Heriger, Of Nashville. Tenn. is
the guest of Mrs. f. B. Boyd.
Mrs Rhymes, of Crystal Springs, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, R, L. Rhymes.
MIR. and Mrs, George Richmond and
son are visiting the formers old home
in Elburn. Ind.
Rev. P. c. Barley was called to
Demopolis, Ala. on account of the illness
of his mother,
Mrs. /, l.. Dorroh and children re-
turned today from a visit OF a month to
relatives in Texas.
Mrs. w. 0. Barnes, Jr. and Mamie
left Thursday for Hattiesburg for an
indefinite length of time.
Mrs. W. R. Rainey left last Sunday
for the delta to visit her brother, Mr..
Chas. Murphey and wife.
Mrs. w. C. Herbert, of Columbus,
has been the guest several days this
week of Mrs Walter B. Patty.
Mr.. George Wade returned this week
from Clarksdale. where he went about
two weeks ago to look after his bus.
ness interests.
Mrs. H. w. Field is at home from
Hattiesburg, Mr., Field having left
Carnp Shelby with his company for an
Atlantic sea port.
If the delinquent and honorary"
subscribers of the Beacon fail 20 get
the paper next week, please blame the
government and not the publisher.
Misses Beulah Bell Bethany, Avis
Cockrell, Katherine Cline and Vivian
Egger left Tuesday for Meridian where
they will be students of Meridian Col
lege.
The friends of Mr., and Mrs. l.. w.
Graham will be glad to know that Ma
con will be their home again, and they
are occupying rooms with Mrs. Emma
Richardson.
Mr.. Walter Conner, who has been
employed in Mobile for several months.
has been at home looking after his farm
ing interests. He will probably move
his family to Mobile.
Mr.. N. M. Triplett, who has been
living for several years at Clayton, Tex.
returned home the early part of the
week and will be wish his mother near
Mashulaville until he is called to the
army.
Mr.. S. NJ. Thomas, assistant commits
of agriculture, has been in the
several dys this week. His
son, Shelton NJ, Jr,, is now with the
Sd Chemical Bat, Edgewood, Md.
Mr. Thos. Mctienry will be unable to
attend the reunion of the sons of Conred-
crate Veterans in Oklahoma, but has a
number of certificates for rates he will
be glad to furnish any one desiring to
go.
Mr.. C. s. Glover, of Americas, Ga.
spent last weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Williams. He was accompanied
nome on Teuesday by Mrs. Glover, VINO
had been visiting her parents for several
weeks.
Mr.. Tom Showers, who has been visit
relatives in New Orleans and other
for several months, is at home.
will leave soon for the delta and ex-
poets to have a great time this winter
hunting bear, deer, panther, etc.
Miss Marian Davis is spending a few
lays with her sister, Mrs. George
} ousset. She has been spending the
summer with her sister, Mrs. Finley,
n Virginia and stopped here while on
Ter way to her home in NAtchez.
Alferd Goussett, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo, Goussett, was painfully hurt
asst week when a truck he was driving
vent into a ditch and turned over on
near the Grrler place. There were
10 bones broken but he suffered a great
leal from hrnisns for enuaral haun