Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-08-09
Personal and Local Items


and Friday in Columbus.
Mrs. ]. c. Cannon is visiting rela-
tiVes in Oxford and Tupelo.
Miss Susie Wilson of TupelO Is the
guest of Miss Eleanor Harkins.
DR.. j. o. Morgan of the A. & NJ Col
lege, Texas, is with Nj. and Mrs. w. P
Minor.
Mrs. Fl. D. Foster and daughter OF
Laurel, are the guests of Mrs. ]. H.
Williams.
Mrs. l, L Dorroh and children are
visiting their mother and grandmother
in Houston, Texas.
Miss Maggie Lee Card of Birming-
ham has been ~visitingIher parents, Mr.
end Mrs. Elias Gard.
Miss Inez Chappell is uisitine her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Chap
pell at Fearn Springs.
Mrs. w. M. Cavett and Mrs. Fannie
Mnrtin of Clarksdale are visiting rela-
tives in town and county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Tatum and son
of Shreveport are the guests of Mr..
W. F. Allen and family.
Mrs. VIM. Westbrook, formerly Miss
Ruby Thomas of Jackson, is spending
the weekend with relatives.
Mrs. Ellis Brame and children OF Ran
kin county spent several days recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Brame.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, L. Shannon and lit
tie Frances Ellen, motored to New Or
leans Sunday to spend the week.
Mrs. J. B, Shelton has been the guest
of Miss Mary Scott this week. She will
leave today to visit sons in H~attiesburg.
Mr.. Charley Spann of Hilandale, Miss.
is visiting relatives in the county. He
is at present with Mr.. and Mrs. Massey
Neville.
Mrs, H, L. j. Barnes and little
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, are visiting
friends in Macon. They are at present
with Mrs. F. E. Carleton.
Hon. l, L. Dorroh, prominent citizen
of Noxubee county and former member
of the legislature. spent the day in this
city yesterday. Vicksburg Herald.
Mrs. Samuel Shinn of West Point
was the guest this week of Ed Bass,
who returned to West Point with hel
Wednesday for a stay of two days.
Mrs. Thos. McHenry and children
left Wednesday for Ashville, N. c., tc
spend several weeks. Mr.. McHenry
will join them later. and will go from
there to Washington.
AS will be seer in another column the
Agricultural High school will open or
Monday, September I'd. Prof. B, P
Russum, principal, reports that pros
poets are good for a large attendance.
Mrs. P. W, Eichelberger of Wes
Point, Ark, has been visiting her moth
err. Mrs. J. M. McAdams and sister, Mr.
Jas. Chappell. She loft yesterday fo,
Mobile to join her husband, who has
position in a ship yard in that city.
Miss Anne Augustus returned the earl,
part of the week from the Universit,
of Wisconsin, where she has been TO
several weeks. She will be with he
sister, Miss Kate Augustus, until tn
n first Of September.
Miss Helene Eubanks of Birmingham
= spent several days last week with he
aunt, Mrs, F. E. Carlton. Her visi
bere was cut short, as she was Gale
home to see her brother, who came HON
from Camy Wheeler on a furlough on
furlough.
Mrs. Ross Little is with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. j. P. Hunter. She al
rived last week from Camp ~Beauregar
where she has been for several months
Mr.. Little, Lieut.. Ralney and a numbe
of others from this county, are now O
their way to France.
Misses Danelle and EN- Yates n
turned the early part Of the week fro
a visit to their %uncles, MIR. T. w. Yatt
at Laurel and Mr.. Frank Foote at Ha
tiesburg, They were most delightful
entertained and enjoyed very much q
auto trip to the gulf coast.
Mr.. Frank Thompson of Blue Moui
tain, accompanied bp his son, who
employed in a bank in MS town, and
taking his vacation. spent several da.
in the county with relatives this wee
They went from here to Natchez to Wis
Mr.. Thompson's daughter, Mrs. Smlt
Mr.. S. j. Feibelman returned Il
early part of the week from'New Yor
where he went to purchase fall and wi
ter goods for Klaus & Co., and also
Y visit relatives. after spending sever
weeks at Mt. Clement. Mich. While
New York Mr.. Feibelmsn made an q
toupt ~ onand a dow u;tb tho Mo-