Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-22

STATE TREASURER ROGERS DEAD
Stricken With Heart Attack Whiie IN
His Office.

from a heart attack. The DOCTOR VIM
had been in apparently vigorous
health. returned to his office OCTOBER
"A to resume his duties, when the az
tack came upon him.
Drs Currie and Mclean were calieu,
and after administering restoratlYes
and relief remedies, sent him to Inc
Jackson Sanitarium. He died just al
ter reaching that institution
DR.. Rogers lived at West, homes
county. with his wife and two sons
Marion and Mack Rogers, who sur
vive him.
He was born at Walden, in Carroll
county, Feb. s, 1859, attended the UNI
yersity of Mississippi two yeatrs ano
graduated from Tulane University II
New Orleans, in 1885, He was super
intendent of the State Charity HOS
rittal here for four years, commencing
March, 1914, and was elected state
treasurer in the regular election o.
1919.
The remains were taken to Wes'
for interment' Gov Russe" lSSUeu -,
proclamation Gaining upon d" '"' a..
officials to close their offices in re
spect to zone of the most worthy anC
highly esteemed co-laborers an(
friends"
$500
Pontotoc.-Mrs. G. A. Cook died a
her home in Hickory Fiat She Wa'
ts"s'
reenWood.-Ihe "hlVs le'Cl'eIS y
Leflore county nave organized coun
ty teachers ASSOCIATION
r, ~. ~ loo uuor,,n zoe
l1duIel' 4NNl . '""" wv
lhe'r III5I D"iio'S III NV - -
PRIMARY mere ioI .o.'.'
Aherdaen -,Pev NJ f Harmon, pas
for of tba Christian church. Mobile
Ala has accented the call from til,
-
- wa va ta.s.
Jackson.-The annual meeting 0
the Mississippi state public healtl
service. scheduled to be held her
October 21.22, has been postponed.
1900
BatesVllle'-Ine community reYi ~,
church, closed. About rs additions t
the church is the result Of the meet
ing.
"''''
Columbus.-L. H. Hatchett 60, on
of the Oldest and bestknown citizen
Of Columbus, aud president Of tn
board Of supervisors Of Lowndes cour
ty, died last week.
Corinth.-As result OF the can
Oaign here for the benefit OF tn
Methodist Orphan Home at Jackson
$3.50 was raised through Tag Day an
Sunday school efforts.
"'t''
Magnolia-When Judge Miller cor
vened the fall term of Pike count
circuit court he found the calendar q
civil cases full and a larger yolum
Of criminal business awaiting the dis
position of the court than has deve
oped here In several years.
Blue MountaiA'--Dr' q. 3 Guyton Q
tne msoical facaity OF the unlVefslt
OF MISSISSIPPI VINO IS DONG speela
work IN diseases OIL the ear eyes nos
Tippah county health unit one da
out of each week during the curreu
school year spent in Blue Mountai
College examining such Of the youn
ladies of the institution as desired [
have an examination.
$500
CoIumous'-Go'' husSeli came
Oo!uulDus TO meet WIN the eNecuuV
committee ol the Doaru or trustees c
coHeges ana universities. The con
mlttee is making us regular round c
,nSp7euon OF the sl2'e hlSher educi
uonal institutions OF learning and tn
'IsIL Oh 'ne governor ana the con
h'il'ee members Is part OF theT rot
t.he Oh du'y GOV russell stated tina
we AFFAIRS oi the AlIssisslppi StaL
CoHege ior women IS IN excellent cor
uitlon' ana that aII OF the finances
Of all Of It's affairs have been regu. a
and properly accounted for.
c..s. c.'.'.'
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