Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-28


called on for tile necessary ministerial
service.
Meridian.-A motion for peremptory
instructions for the defendant was sus-
tanned in the circuit court by Judge
ID. d. Fatheree in the case Of Mrs. G.
s. Williams Of Eppes, Ala against
] James C. Davis, government director
of railroads, for $4,000 damages for
alleged personal injuries sustained
while she was a passenger on an Ala.
bama Great Southern railroad passen'
ger train by the train starting when
she was boarding it.
Senatobia.-A new use for the pig
pen has been discovered by jerry I
Gladney, negro, living west of Sen
atobia. For some time Jerry ready /
pocket money and new glad rags
have caused Sheriff r. D. Williams to
: keen an eye on him Not long ago
! the sheriff had one of Jerrys neigh.
, bors in the tolls Of the law and this
negro told the sheriff about Jerry's
. secret hiding place for stolen goods
+. moonshine and other purloned ar
ticles. Upon investigation Sheriff
4 Williams found a regular vault dug
i under Jerry's hog pen.
l. Jackson.-One Of the most pract
70 cal and instructive exhibits at the
h state fair was that Of the Illinois
n Central railroad illustrating the prop
u err methods Of constructing hot beds
81 and cold frames for trucking business,
~ and proper methods Of packing yege'
tables for shipment. Hampers are
% shown taken from actual shipments
-, made, which show the heavy loss to
~ the shipper resulting from loose and
II unskilled packing.
ny
ne Pheba-The latest addition to the
lts town and school is the organization
ne of real orchestra. While the ma
ry fority Of the instruments will b'
handled by students and teachers o
- the local agricultural high schoo
~ there will be sufficient local member
IN of the band to assure the town tina
,os it will not be without music durin
Of the school vacation.
"
len Jackson.--The recess committee
us the house, working on the appropni
yr- tions to be asked for the various stat
un- institutions and departments is sittin
in executive session with a stenogr
- pher to take down statements OF
~ persons appearing. This stenograph
report will be filed with the legsla
i've appropriation committees, II
''o senate finance committee Is sttil
with the house committee by inyit
ton and the report will be joint
Blue Mountain-While in Bl
Mountain to see his daughter in scho
%" ,. here, Memory E. Leake Of Tupelo,
S " member Of the board Of trustees
"a Blue Mountain college, authoriz
w. President w. T. Lowrey to go rig
ms, ms ahead with the construction OF lar
49,, oe swimming pool for the college, pro
Iou' Using to donate another $1,000 to t
fund for The purpose, in addition
of the former $1,000 he had given.
rom n,o,o ,fr Hester Of the sti
~ W plant board at the Agricultural a
."5 - Mechanical college, has been h'
gar working "th L. n DaF's VI NC =
So County Agricultural high school,
speeding lhe menus VI 80, 49,
this that are INTENDED 70 lulli'ou a'e -,
IS 81 la'oe' anu ''" 20 49,
hin '"'''
bay. Senatobla-Ihe oetooeI ,e' !" v
has circuit court for Tate county mas :
has yened, It has oeeh one year s.l'I'
term was held In the county, ana
cordmg to CLERK CaLnpoet ny =.
7 Oan full docket. MOOnSnlne cases dlt
farm biggest part of the docket Both /
4 am. es will be represented, as well
en- both races
" as ''''.s. ,,---,
iding Clarksdale'-ln an ellont ~ S,a p,''
{ Ala the soou ,''o'0 IN ''i0 NJ W n
SON instructors in music at
CROP Clarksdale high school have arran
farm for series of four concerts here
ID de. nationally and universally famed
priae lists.
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