Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-07
Local and Personal

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Mr. and Mrs. T. ". Brame ana Mrs.
y. II. Harrison went to ). Louis last
tuesday.
Willie jackson Of Brooksville is the
guest Of Simpson Jackson tor Field
Day.
Mrs. W. J. Kennedy of ~Shuqualak
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Ma
con.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. + Pierce spen,
Wednesday and thursday IN Mer,.
dian
Mr.. W. w. Halter and Mr. Baldwin
Of Cockrane Ala. were Macon visitors
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J l.. Klaus and Mrs
J. J Scott were visitors to Columbus
Thursday 81,
MIR. J c. FAINT President Of NJ. S c.
W. at Columbus was in Macon on
business Friday.
Mrs. J, NJ. Pierce and Bobby Pierce
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. K. +.
Pierce the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ. Flynn of Col
umbus were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Williams last Sunday.
Mr.. Tom White Crigler is camping
on the Bigbee. Mr. j. G. Chandler
spent several days with him recently.
This weeks bride and groom Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Walter Cooper are
spending their honeymoon in Meridian
Miss Clara T.. Pitts and daughter
Miss Elizabeth Of Columbus, are the
house-guests this week of Miss Ida
Murray.
Mr.. Heinrich returned Tuesday from
Meridian and from appearances is very
much improved in health and with
renewed lease on life.
Misses Thclma and Annie LOWS
Boswell were the guests Of their
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. k f.
Pierce the past week
Quite a crowd Of Brooksville peo-
pie have been in attendance at the
Mission being held at the Episcopal
church by Bishop Bratton.
MIoo NlIIuitu HohcW, VINO leaCleS
music in The agricultural school at
MashulayiIIe, spent Thursday and
: ''I9E ~ inc nome Of MT ana Mrs, H.
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Misses ION Sargent, Z. !. Sargent,
bIoulJ McIuIIaf ana Wherfy went
to Meridian to witness the bail game
between New York Giants and ST..
Louis Americans
DIR. and Mrs. Y. NJ. Scales, c. NJ.
Jr, and Mrs Brooke Ferris were called
-' ' l'"G'o'" NV 9%,o.aaS on account
y, '',c G.''gt' ~ e. ".'i "N"'eS' OioIA-
y ~. r. ~ "'"'0S'
Misses. Marietta Maxwell and Ruth
Hayden. seniors Of the VI. S. G.. w.,
wore the Judges Of the literary cor
to5ts ON Field Day and while here
were the guests Of Mrs. IL. =. Carleton.
Miss Apuie Ma, pi.,uo ,ybo = j,
ton5ing tbn NJ ! W sao,t a.
yynaE end with bnr n~,,a,l. IIn alI
Mrs r T. pirrre FSho Soa IL- a,.
olost Mic n,tf,, - ~
Hammond Iorr Satlran,, "'os
Newton Miss y6"r" ah@S ,a ,oi
newt nnoL with bon n,,.,nts W.. 'p'''"
ui.so. uol,o co,5.tan .n3 ru
y,tos Win thr,. 81 ,ha "@u nl"
Miss WIN Ma oGl, Iom I.,n,5'
and Gr,ra RaEa All - ',LVU, o'.,yi'
dunts NJ tba N { = w nf %aH,n ~
sncnt last wool onl ~ hon,o oma tL',.
win tbcn rb,rmirn n"o"tr -" Ivy r.
REGIMENTS Of manT s,c;ai ,"taa.
ments wbjIa born 0'''i'''"-
me nome OF air. and Mrs. John K.
haId, llNe miles west OF Macon, was
e"l'ltIy destroyed by fire TINS morn
ing al eioek. Inc house was known
as me o'iI Soekreli place and was
o'IE'nal'E pun before the war. 1t
was I'modoiGd by Mr.. Ames and
later by the Montgomery Bros. who
n,'py II ''''r nome Tor several years.
trv b,,, ~ vac o'SJ couil-
n.y. VS. - Ni'N"''' me loss
...tI'I Gnu ol''S " 1l'a'i amount
H.. VII -. 4 ~ otiieNed
I,. o,iE'''''I' III Iae AItchen,
oI, WIN M ana WITS h'ia aWohe
'"' '"'"' mouse was aoIaze
dessr-. keorou Arne.t and Fluva
Fur of DeKalb have been marooned
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