Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-11-17

Mrs. Mary Holt will leave Saturday
for a visit to her son, Mr.. j. W. Holt,
in Meridian.
Mr.. John A, Moore was in Noxu1ee
several days this week, looking after
business interests.
Alice Clay is the name of a daugh-
ter born November l4th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Sullivan.
Fan Minor Ames had the misror-
tune to badly sprain her ankle We'd
nesday Afternoon.
Mr.. Jim White has moved to town
with his family. They have rooms at
Mrs. +. S. Richardson's.
Miss Florence Futvoye of Shuqua-
lax was the charming guest Of Mrs.
George Richmond Thursday.
News has been received of the birth
to Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Fobes Of Kan
sas City, Mo. Of a fine boy.
Misses Julia Stokes and Carolyn
BoggeSs We're at home for last week
end from the NJ. s. {. w.
Mrs. Della Deupree was quite i'll
several days this week. but is
now able 20 be up and about.
Hon j. S. Sexton, one Of the most
prominent lawyers Of the state visit
ed friends in Macon last week.
Mrs. Cant Of Memphis who has
extensive farming interests in NoXu-
bee is here looking after these.
On Tuesday November %, a fine
son came to brighten the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor McDavid.
Mrs, j. Y. Pierce of MashuIaville
has been i'll this week at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. X. f. Pierce.
Mesdames Maria Minor and Mamie
Saunders were weekend guests Of
relatives in B~rookviIle last week.
Drs. Charles Bush and M. M. Brown
are guests on a hunting expedition
if Mr.. Lutte Minor at Calhoun City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Flynn Of Column
bus were guests a day and night this
week, of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Williams.
Little Frances Hickman was con
fined to her bed a day or two this
week with a light malarial attack.
Mrs. W. NJ. Henderson is in West
Point this week, with her niece, Mrs.
Morris Burroughs who has been quite
i'll. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gaines Of Brook
vile were the guests of their daught-
er, Mrs. f. Q. Withers last Thursday
night.
Mrs. Buzz Walker and infant
daughter of StarkviIle are with the
formers parents for a two-week's
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Patty left
Thursday noon for Magee, where Mrs.
Patty will remain a patient in the
hospital at that place.
MIR. n. H. Harrison has returned
from an extended trip to New York
and other points in the east. Mrs.
Harrison, who accompanied him will
remain away a while longer.
Rev. and Mrs. r. l.. Campbell have
been on an auto trip this week
Making the following places, Jackson
Hattiesburg. Laurel and Meridian,
returning TO Macon Thursday night
! Nh. D.. NJ. Lutz, who was injured
by a boiler explosion at his saw mil
: last week has sufficiently recovered
, to be out again, though he is still
suffering from the injuries received.
Misses NlI'ena jackson, Mary Eve.
, Ign Cavett, Halle Lee Swami, Mar!
; Sue Stokes, Eleanor Harkins anC
Maud Yates will spend the week enc
at the NJ. S. C. in attendance on tn,
l Freshman, Sophmore Wedding. TIL,
/, former three will be guests Will,
> there of Miss Carolyn Boggess.
/, Mr., and Mrs. J. G.. Cooper, former
~ of Dyersburg, Tenn, We're guest
: of relatives in Macon Saturday an,
8, Sunday night, while %erroute by au
t tomobile, to their new home at Lock
d hart, Miss, Mrs. Cooper who wa
$ Miss Alice May, has many friend
t in this community.
K Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Crawford, VIII
d have made Macon their home for tn
1, past several years, left yesterday fo
Davenport. Iowa, where they wi
h make their home in the future. The
and their charming daughter, Ma,
garet, made many warm friends her,
y all of whom will regret to learn tia
they are leaving permanently.