Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-10-07

Misses Helene Carleton ara Julia
Stokes of the Woman's College, Col
umbus, were last weekend visitors
TO home-folks.
Mr.. Nelson Sherrod left last week
for Nashville to resume his studies
in the law department at Vanderbilt.
This is his senior year
Mr. Shearer Tyson, who has been in
the chancery clerks Office for the
past month or two will resume hi.
studies at the A. & N, College
Klaus 4 co. store viii be closed
Wednesday, October 18th instead Of
Thursday, the 18th, as advertised in
last weeks issue Of the Beacon.
Mrs. j. H. Lipscomb and Miss Lal-
lie Dorroh Of the A. & NJ. College and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Shannon OF Col
umbus spent last week end with Mrs.
W. w. Shannon
Nh Hansen the live-wire real es-
tate man returned the arly part Of
this week from a trip to Memphis,
NaS.'v'l'e' ana oVler cues where ne
went '' d LOOKOUT Ior BUSINESS
Mrs. Erie Scales of Jackson, is with
her sister, Miss Edna Bush, who has
been quite i'll for several weeks. Her
friends will be clad to know her con-
dition has very much improved and
sue - a0'e " SET UP
Mrs Henrietta Clemens, who has
been i'll several months, has entirely
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fH4 Az ngi uuyieS . teS 4, Iil one
- '''e puo''' se''o'i' % Ner'ol'''
The friends Of Mr. ana Mrs Wal
ton Martin will regret to know that
they will make Hughes, Ark, their
future home Mr., Martin left last
WIZ III ,ilo 'lIs, i il La. ana oaugnVer
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Miss Mamie Warren Jones Of
Memphis, is visiting her father. Mr..
W. NJ. Jones, Sr. Being base ball
several days this week with friends
week TO witness the triumph Of that
citys team over tn, Partners Of IT.. 4
Worth. but luck was against them
ana the Panthers Won
Hon. c. z. Dolroh. one Of Noxp-
bees representative in Tie lagis- |
lature and an attache Of the attor-
ney generals Office in Jackson. was
at home this week to visit his moth
er, Mrs c. B. Dorroh and to vote his
choice for corferee.
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brothers condition is not at ali.
favorable and there is orly SLIGHT
hopes that he will recover.
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Nobiia Tbrrsdav mornjnc hy Ale
doath in tbat XIV If III brotbSr Mr. |
los FiobIeman He had been in had |
boaItb for several Years Int death |
came snddonjy Wednesday, nioht The
deceased was tho oldest Of The broth
Az. and sisters ana rasidod in Macon
and vas Win bis uncle M a Klans
Lnforo' M. San, Fioblemar came hove
The dacaa.ed leaves p wife and one
som an ottornev of Mobile
Mr. f'ol brewer IT" VINO mas qeeH .
hVlhg at RuIeFlIle' MISS IN me bel- /
Ia tor several months, IS at nome on /
a VISIT. tie says tha' the crops IN
that section are as spotted as here
some places getting enough showers .
to keep the cotton growing, ana the .
adjoining place drouJh-stncken 70
such az extent as TO produce nothing
in but bumble-bea' Inc corn crop .
in quality and quantity, IS good all F.
over the delta. condition that has
never been seen there before.