Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-08-19
Personal and Local Items

for his home in Demopolis.
Mrs. Evans Dorroh and sor hav
returned to their home III Crestviev
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buz Walker. Jr. ar
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Patty.
Mrs. Francis Dent Perry will spen'
several weeks visiting in Hattisburl
and on the Coast.
Miss Katherine Waller of Craw
ford was the guest of Miss Helene
Carleton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Klaus RnC
children have returned from two
weeks visit on the Crast.
Mr.. Paul Silvey, cashier of II. l. F
Bank is spending his vacation with
relatives in Kentucky.
DR.. hurphey has been5.visiting his
son, Mr.. Chas. hurphey and family
in the delta this week.
Mr.. Fletcher Jackson and family
Of Hattiesburg are spending q few
days with relatives in Macon.
Mrs. Mary Holt has returned from
Meridian where she visited her
granddaughter Miss Julianne Holt.
Saturday night the young folks
danced informally at the hospital
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Minor.
Mrs. ]. ". Eckford Of Starkville
has been the guest this week Of Mrs.
whitman Davis and Mrs. Ed B.
Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finis Woodward and
daughter of Louisville were the
guests Of Mrs.. L, F. Bolberg Sun
day, ~. ,"Y..~ 49,.
AfterJa delightful visit in Macon,
Miss ClaSa Gloyer,, and Mr.. Carr
Glsssr hexA rstHtasd, to. their home
i'm ssHaericps, Ga, go. !.
.gkr.t Thos. Steasiss spharpssist, of
Meridian is spending his vasatiOn
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
/ Il, Stennis.
Miss Danelle Yates has Joined her
.AuHt Mrs. w. L. Wells. Of Vieksburg
ut her summer home in Port Col
bone Ontario, Canada.
Misses Annie and Kate Augustus
are spending their vacation in the
Ozarks. Miss Annie will return to
Macon with Miss Kate.
Mr.. Nelson Smith of the Mullins
Hardware Co. was taken to Memphis
last night by DR.. Withers. He will
probably undergo an operation.
Mrs. Geo. Hauenstin. Miss Mary
Hauenstin, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Barnes and Mr.. Geo. Hauenstin Jr.
after a visit to Mrs. J F. Jones have
returned to Harrisburg.
Mrs. E. @. Withers had spend
the-day Tuesday, Her guest were
Mesdames Ernest George, Jim Bush,
H. H Hanson. Julins Cannon, Chas.
Hardin, and Welsh.
Mrs. E. D. Wyatt has returned from
a visit to Ardmore Okla, where she
went to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Stansel and Miss Corinne. The lat
ter is just recovering from an at
tack Of typhoid fevar.
Murphey Dare who entered the
Naval school at Newport R. l. last
winter is expected home in few
days. He has spent good potion
of the time since he has been in the
navy in a hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor, of
Keiser, Ark. are visiting relatives in
Noxubee. Mr.. Taylor says the crops
in his section are splendid and un-
like past years. it is not one crop
with plenty of corn, peas, potatoes,
alfalfa, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. "A, Going of Pick
ems visited the family Of Mr.. A, W.
Williams in the Wet Water neighbor-
hood this week. Mrs. Going will re-
main a week or so and will visit rel
atives in Macon before returning
home.
Mr.. j. o. Emmerich. agricultural
agent Of Walthsll County, and his
wife, who was Miss LYDIA Will Wyatt
visited the latter's parents, RI. and
Mrs. j. E. Wyatt, last week They
were accompanied by Mrs. Lynda
Wyatt Dundas, of Delta La. -
Mr.. Prince Bethany, who has beer
seriously i'll for several weeks was
taken to Meridian last Saturday
night with the expectation of having
an operation performed in hospta
in that city. His condition was
found too week to operate at thai
time His condition is reported tt
be somewhat improved.
Mr.. George B. Russell of Nashua
vile returned yesterday from Mem
phis, where he went the early par
of the week to take his brother, Eng
Russell. who is patient is St
Joseph's hospital Mr.. Russell haC
the misfortune to have his leg bro
ken several years ago, and has suf
fered the injury since. His condi
ton became so serious it was founC
necessary to have an operation per
formed.
Mr. j. L. Klaus and family anC
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