Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-10-24
Personal and Local Items

Mr., W. R. Little is in Memphis on
business.
Mr.. Robt Clark of Mobile is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Terrell, of Aberdeen, is the
guest Of Mrs. Walter B. Fat,y.
Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Boswell are in
New Orleans for several days,
DR.. E. Q. Withers, from North Mis-
issippi was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. w, Clark have been
Clark is in the insurance in Scooba.
Mrs Deale Binion, Jr., of Memphis
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Jas.
, Beard.
Prof T. F. Jackson Of the Normal
college, Hattiesburg, is here for the
weekend
Miss SalHe jackson, a student of
Mississippi Normal College, is at
home for few days.
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Messrs. Tom Douglass and Tucker
Hunter from the A. & NJ. College,
were at home last week end.
Mr.. Philip Gregory, of Johnson City
Tenn, has been in town this week
looking after his interest in the coun-
ty
Mrs. A, w. Buck has sold her home
in Macon to Mr. A. L. Sprecker, and
will leave next week for ElPaso, Tex,
where her son, Mr. Joseph Buck is
in the automobile business.
Mr.. Ed. F. Maury who now lives
near Memphis, Tenn, spent several
days with his son, Mr.. J. B. Maury,
and daughter in law, Mrs. Joe Maury,
this week,
Mr.. Jas. Beard, of the Horton ga
rage, was patient in a Columbus
hospital several days this week. He
is now at home but has not been able
to return to work.
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The Mission Study Circle win meet
Monday, October 9th at four o'clock
with Mrs. Maude Boggess. A full at
tendance is desired, as a new text
book will be selected.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs Philip Jones last
Monday afternoon with thirteen mem
bers present An interesting program
was lead by Miss Carolyn Boggess,
| president.
Mr.. j. B. Hagin, of the U. S. Navy,
is spending a few days with friends
and relatives in town. He will not go
back to sea, but will be in recruiting
Offices in New Orleans, Meridian and
other cities.
Messrs. NJ. A. Crosby, Prof. Tracy
form the Gulf Coast, and Mr.. Ayers
of Washington, owners of the Noxu-
bee Farm Co.'S land east Of Macon,
have been in town this week closing
up the sale of their property.
The George Richardson herd of Jer-
seys, as fine a herd ascan be found in
this or any other county in the state,
was sold last week to Mr.. J. N. Hol-
man, who will go into dairying on the
Holman place about six miles north
Of Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Boyle of Seat
tie, Wash, and Mrs. H. B. Rigg of
North Yakima, same state, will arrive
in Macon about November LIST for
stay of two days. They will be the
guests while here of Mrs e. B. Owens
and Misses Mary and Anie McCaskill
Miss Mckinney, a teacher in the
Macon High School, who has been a
patient in hospital in Meridian for
several weeks, has resumed her duties.
During her absence her place was
filled by Miss Dora Z. Connor and
Mrs. Maude Borgess..
Mrs. Wilkerson of Tuscaloosa and
her niece and nephew, DR.. and Mrs.
Given Campbell of st. Louis, have
been in Macon this week looking af-
ter their property interest here. Mrs.
Campbell is daughter of tn late DR..
John Bryson, who is remembered by
the older citizens of Macon.
Mr.. Steven Boswell and sister, Miss
Mattye Belle Boswell motored up 20
Columbus last Saturday morning, and
brought home for the weekend Misses
May Antoinette Boswell, Katharine
Cheatham, Nellie Douglass, Margaret
rawford lad Bet,5 White, who are
students of the |. |. II G. They re-
turned to Columbus Sunday after
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