Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-11-21
Marriage at Elon

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Marriage at ElOn.
MANY happy marriages have beef
consumated in this beautiful countr,
chapel and last Wednesday NIGH
there was witnessed there the unio1
of children of pioneer settlers of tb,
county, Mr.. Jas. H. Murray son Of
the late James Murray, and Miss Ger
trnde Mauldin, daughter of Mr.. Josh.
va Mauldin, were united in the holy
bonds by Rev W, G. Grace.
The weather was delightful, the
church was beautifully decorated for
the happy occasion, the congratula-
tons ofthe many friends present were
warm and sincere, and all the sur
roundlngs were suspicious They have
the best wishes of their old friend.
The Beacon, for long life of happi-
ness and prosperity
The ushers We're Murray Rogers.
Murray Thompson Irving Mauidin,
Minor Trimble.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray will have
their residence in cooksville.
ROgers-Phelps.
Rev. W. C. Grace was again called
upon Thursday night to officiate in
pleasant, and at the same time. SOL
emn ceremony, which makes two
hearts beat as one. At eight O'Clock
there was a quiet home wedding at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. WI. Phelps
Mr.. W. V, Rogers and Miss Vashti |
Phelps being the contracting parties,
Only relatives and intimate friends
were present.
Mr. Rogers is young man of ex-
ceptional business qualities and his
pride possesses the womanly attributes
to make a husbands true helpmeet
Inc Beacon wishes them all happiness
and p rosperity.
The Board of Trade were well pre-
pared last Thursday to receive their
guests, the Merchants and Manufac-
turers association of St. Louis. They
were met at the depot by the profess
sional and business men of Macon, in
vehicles T. w. Brame, Esq, for Ma
con, delivered short address of well
come, after which the guests were
driven around the town, the NJ. & M. '
association furnishing the mu c. 5
There were siXty-fiye of them, and t
they rode in their special train. Their
main purpose sem to be to advertise S
the 1903 show at st. Louis and they }
did it well. Two well-known gentle Y
men Of this section accompanied them
Private John Allen and Capt Jas. t
Kincannon, If there is no money |
panic in '93, this section will literally Y
patronize the st, Louis show, and
Noxubee county will furnish t h e
greatest wonder for the Museum hall ?
Monday Miss Hattie Craig went f
to Daleville to visit friends.
Mrs. Clarke and Miss Kate May Of
Mashulaville, visited Macon Monday.
Mr.. Ben Boykin, who resided near
Aleood's mill, died last Sunday night
Last Wednesday Miss Myrtle Cole
man left Macon on visit to Mrs.
Warren Stewart, Mrs Coleman and ="
other friends. s.
Miss Pearl Clark of Summerville is tc
visiting the family Of her cousin, fr
Sheriff Clark tn
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We are sorry to learn that the fam +,
Nv of Mr.. r. G. Moore are down with III NJ
inc scarlet lever. ~
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Mrs. Maria Dismukes is visiting her Of
laughter Mrs. E, II. Smyth, and ra
Miss Annette m
be
tuesday MRS }; \; Burrage OF Shu- We
luaiak ana MRS: D. j. Prince OF sum 'a
nerVille were visitors to Macon. N,
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MI' o. L. heeu Vi hashuqua calls
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MAKES US smile he Is a good SUD- =
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T. s. Baker Of Dancv. has bouebt
Or, Upchurch,s residence in Carroll un
on Ala and viii move tbaro e. e. m.