Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-08-05

visitor u the home .. her faith.
Mr. jeff Graham
Cashier Pau. 51Eeg will leave
morrow fer Bowling Gr.ah KY. E.
visit his home fglss. ...
T Mrs. Ch5s. oIoae is visiting rl
atives in Marion Ala. She VIII 3.
;. absent about two weeks.
j Misses Margaret Bailey and All.
/ Cook of Meridian spent the weekend
with Miss Helen Carleton,
Mrs, Vadah Cochran and sons oil
Holly Springs apa house-ghests Of
Mr., and Mrs A. D. Biriou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buz Walker Of SUsrl
vile have been guest this week Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Patty,
Miss Ethel Cavett Of Tupelo is
spending her vacation in Macon with
Mr.. Deale Binion's family,
Miss Clara Glover and Mr.. Carr
Glover of Americas, Ca, are the
guests of Mrs. j. H. Williams.
Mrs. Tyndall and Mrs. Mat Thomp-
pson of Jackson We're the gesets Of
friends in Macon this week.
Miss Ada Aust will leave this
morning for Dallas, Texas, TO visit
her sister, Mrs. c. c. Dew.
Miss Bessie Cade Of Brooksville is
visiting in the home Of her grand
mother, Mrs. S. E. Williams.
After having assisted in a pro-
tracted meeting at Soule Chapel,
Rev. DIN Ray has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. /. Klaus ard chill
drens and Mr., T. W, Crigler, Jr., will
leave Sunday for a visit to Biloxi.
Miss Emily Clemens of the First
National Bank, Hattiesburg, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Minnie Glenn
ems.
Mr.. G. F. Aust ad Miss Cora Gladys
Stewart of Evansville, were married
last Sunday by Rev. 7, H. King Of
Scooba.
Miss Augusta Klaus returned Tues
day from months stay in Battle
Creek, Mich, and with relatives in
Chicago.
Mis- Carrie Hi0bler Jones will re-
turn Saturday from a visit to her
cousins, Misses Ida Ivy and Julia
Grove, at Pamela, Ala
Mr. John Stewart Of Prairie Point
was in town Tuesday and said they
have had splendid seasons, with
three showers on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adams of AL
ligator, Miss, psent several DAYS re-
Getty with relatives, They came over
in their car and found the roads good
There has been a number Of CUT
Of town visitors at the swimminq
place this week There is plenty Of
water, and all visitors are very vel
come.
Mr. Eugene Watt from the Cooks
vile neighborhood was in town We'd
nesday. His section is the dryast
in the county and he says they have
not had a rain sufficient to run mi
the bitches since April
News has been received here Of
the marriage in Maben, Miss, of Mr.
A. A. Scott and Miss Monta Gullett.
After visit to Memphis Little Rock
Hot Springs and other cities, Mr.and
Mrs. Scott will be home on Mr.. Con-
rad Smiths place near Memphis. Ala
Mrs. J. O. Faser of Birmingham,
who has beer a visitor in the home
of her niece, Mrs. Ed. Bass for two
weeks, has been quite ILL., Mr.. Fa-
ser came to Macon last Sunday with
the expectation of taking her back
with him, but found her too weak to
travel.
Mr.. Creole will move his shoe re-
pairing shop from his present loca-
ton on the east side of Main street
to the depot, where he is having a
building erected near his residence.
He will carry a small stock of gro
ceries, with his shoe shop in the rear.
Orders will be left at the Bookstore.
He will be in his present location un-
il the LIST of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Smith Of
West Point and Mrs. Watson and
asd children of Strorg's sta
ton, were in the city several hours
today, Mr.. Smith says he and Mrs.
Smith like West Point very much,
but he has come to he conclusion that
there mo place like home ard that
he and his good wife plan to come
back to NoXubee at an early day.
Mr.. S. j. Feibleman returned Tue =
day from his annual visit to Mt.
Clemen, Mich, and a WEEKS stag
with his sister in New York. Hot
adry weather is prevailing all
through the north, sayd Mr.. FEEBLE
man, but never saw the crops look
better. The corr through that sec.
ton of Canada from Detroit to Buff
falo, N. Y, is splendid and about as
far advanced as it is in this country.
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Mrs. j. H. Williams entertained
Thursday afternoon with a 500 party
in honor of her guests, Miss Clara
Glover and Mr.. Carr Glover. Prizes
were given Miss Glover and Miss
Maud Yates. After the game iced
watermelon was sreved on the lawn.