Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-10-29
Personal and LOCaIItemS

Miss Laura Bu Bard Of Scooba was
the guest Of Mrs. Olin Ray last week.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. w. Brame are
spending few days in New Orleans.
Mrs. J. C Hill and baby have re-
turrd from a visit to Mrs. Hills moth
er in Pass Christian
Mrs. J. F. Brooks mother. Mrs.
Ryan, has been visitor in their home
for the past week.
The cemetery association will meet
with Mrs. z. +. Dantzler Tuesday,
November End. at p. m
Mrs. L. L. Cole left Tuesday for
Shannon to visit her daughters, Mes
danes Campbell and Miller
Mrs. Maud Borgess. returned We'd
Eesday from New Orleans and reports
Mrs. Deuprees condition as improv-
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Carpenter, Mrs.
Nettie Cunningham and Miss Emma
Halbert Of Crawford were Macon visi-
tors Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. B. Richmond were
called to their old home in Elburn, III.
last Tuesday by the critical illness of
the latters brother.
President j. C. FAINT of the Wo-
mans College, Columbus, was in town
this week to see his brother, Mr.. Sam
FAINT. who is critically i'll.
We understand upon good authority
that the Federal judge before whom
the application for a receiver Of &.
M. Flynn & Son, Inc, had been filed
refused to consider it.
Mr.. Richard Dare who has been
patient in the Tuoro iniirmary, New
Orleans, for the past north, was able
to return home last Thursday.
Mr.. A. G. Murphey Of Meridian was
in town for day or two this week.
Born, on Tuesday night to Mr., and
Mrs. O. NJ HUMPHREYS daughter,
Mrs. Chas. Williams and son, DR..
Roper Williams, of Wetumka, Okla,
were the guests several days this week
of the formers sister Mrs, Il, E.
Carleton.
DR., S. e. Hill has moved his office
to the Office formerly Occupied by Drs,
Minor & Murphey and lately by the
Macon Battery station
Messrs. Hansen, Crigler, Cox,
Wherry, Hester, Fox. Shepherd, Chas.
Hardin ard Sullivan attended Ma
sonic meeting in Shuqualak Tuesday
nightn.
Mr.. Ed Hibbler, who as been ill
for the past two weeks at the home
of his daughter, Mrs, Wyatt Jones, is
ne better and able to sit up, though
still confined to his room.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Hale, Mr. and Mrs;
V. S. Jackson and Mrs. W. s. Jackson
were called to Columbus this week by
the sad death Of Mrs. Clarence Mays.
Mrs. Mays is remembered in Macon
as Miss Emile Hoffmeister.
Congressman-elect Rankin was in
town this week. N0Xubee gave Mr..
Rankin the smallest vote he received
in any county in his district but ne
was elected as a democrat, and ii ne
votes with his party in congress and
plays he game far, there
is no telling how our people will vote
the next election. He is this countys
on probation.
Next week will be busy ore at the
Court House, with the board OF SUI
pervisors in session the election on
Tuesday, chaneery court, with the IA
nous Triplett viii case to be tried,
At the last term of this court THIS
case consumed five daysand resulted
in mistrial. There will also be
trial Of a murder case,
that of Taylor Strawleigh, a negro
boy charged with the murder OF
fellow mill-hand at Mr. Sherrod,s
mill near Mashulaville about month
ago
Mr.. John McDavid, who has been In
Florida for several weeks, gong there
to spend the winter, writes The Bea-
con that he is coming home and will
be here to vote for Cox next Tuesday
and also that he viii be doing business
at the same old stand. Thy don't
have plumbers weather in Florida
What can man in Mr.. Macs trade
do in a climte like that-it's made 10
live in, not to work in.
twenty per cent discount given on
entire trimmed stock.
MRS. JNO A. TYSON Jr