Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-08-12
Personal and Local Items

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Mrs. Billy Tate of BIooksville
is visiting her sister, Mrs. JacI
Holman.
Mrs. Chas. Strong returned yester
day from a weeks visit to her sister
in Georgia
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Ridgeway Of
Binsyille are visiting the family Of
Mr.. Jeff Graham.
MIR. and Mrs, Ben f. Saunders Of
Cocbrone, Ala, visited Macon sever
al hours Thursday.
Mrs. Allan Thompson, Of Jackson
has been the guest this week Of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Cavett.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Richmond re
turned this week from visit to their
old home in Elburn Ill.
Miss Florence Marshall and Mr.
Marsden Marshall of Meridian are
visitings Mrs. S. H. William.
Mr., Bruce Moore and family Of
Jackson, Miss, are visiting Mr., and
Mrs. A, L. Hill at Mcleod Miss.
Prof. Jno Ferguson Of Millsaps
college was the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. DIN Ray several days thisweek.
Mrs. V. Morgan Morris, and
daughter, Catherine, and Anna Ivy
Sarget left Monday for Montgomery.
Mrs William Withers and daughter
Of Memphis, Tenn. are guests in the
home of her brother, Dr.. E. Q.
Withers,
Mrs. Ruby Tyson left Sunday for
St. Louis. She will return next
week with full line OF Fall styles
in millinery.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Skinner will regret to learn of the
critical illness in Memphis Of their
son Charles,
Mrs. Leona Kennedy d Tulsa,
Okla, is in Macon for a few weeks.
She will pleasantly remembered here
as Mrs Dr. Stanley,
Mr. Walter Conner returned We'd
nesday from Memphis, where he has
been with his wife, who is in hos
pital in that city.
After spending several weeks in
Memphis with her Aunt Mrs. R. A.
Nicholson, Miss Fan Minor Ames
has returned to her home
Mr., Thos. McHanry, is the latest
dodge oWItrj having Purchased a
Dodge Car last week from w. l..
Shannon local Dodge dealer
Mr.. W. B. Bell Of Brooksville, Miss
is the latest Nash owner, having
purchased a Nash Six this week,
from W. L. Shannon local Nash
dealer
Mr.. C. L. Heinrich is attending
convention Of the knights of Khor-
rassan the principal order Of the
knights of Pythias, now being held
in Chattanooga.
Mr.. J. L. Shannon and daughter,
Miss Mary of Lebanon, Tenn. and
Mr.. Jas J. Shannon of New York,
have been the guest this week of
Messrs. Loyle and Harold Shannon.
Miss Lillian Knobles of State Line,
who was recently the guest Of her
friend Mrs. Nelson Smith, will pass
through Macon today. Miss Knobles
has volunteered as a missionary to
China and will sail in a few days.
Mrs. Julin Cannon is in Macon.
Her father, Mr. Robt. Pruit, who has
been i'll for some time, will return to
her home in Kern, Miss. They will
first go to Kosciusko for few days
stay with Mrs. Elma Pruit Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildebrant, former
citizens of this county, now living
in Iowa, are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Hildebrant says they have had
unusual hot, dry weather in his Sec
tion, but the corn is very promising
Rev, DIN Ray will leave tomorrow
for Holcomb Miss to assist Rev.
Langley in a meeting Rev. Ray was
stationed at Holcomb during the
first three years of his ministerial
work and feels honored for the
church to request his assistance in
this revival.
Mrs. Mary Emma Welsh of Sam
Antonio, Texas, is visiting her moth
err, Mrs. Emma Richardson. Capt.
Welsh's regiment has been ordered
to the PHILIPPINES and they expect
to leave in a short time for Manila
for a two-years' stay.
Cards we're received last week
announcing the arrival of daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Crawford at
their home in Laurel. Mr.. Crawford,
before he went to France in 1918
was an EMPLOYEE of the Beacon and
has many friends here.
Mrs. Bette Lee left the early part
of the week for Joplin, Mo-, to visit
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mr.. Pennington, who expect to make
an auto trip to Mississippi some
time in September. Mrs. Lee says
if there are no mountains to climb
she will come with them, otherwise
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