Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-03-03
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few days in Jackson.
Mrs. I'd Hale spent last Week end
with relatives in Columbus.
A son was born on Wednesday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. i. Hardin
Mrs. Z. b. HibbIer has been with
her daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Jones this
week.
Mr.. Jas. G. Horton has BEEN one of
the unfortunate grippe victims this
week.
Mrs. Harold Shannon will leave
next week for Pachuta, Miss, to visit
relatives.
DIR. Jas Eckford of S~tarkville was
called to Macon professionally one
day this week.
Mr.. Virgil Eiland, his mother and
sister, Miss Maggie are all FLU" suf-
ferers this week.
Mrs j. l.. Hibbler left Wednesday
for the delta to visit Mrs. j. G. Rus
sell, Cleveland, Miss.
Mrs. NJ f. Alexander from the X
Prairie neighborhood, was shopping
in town Thursday.
The Baptist Missionary Society, No.
|, will meet Monday, March 9th, with
Mrs. C.. c. Sessions.
DR.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Murphey of
West Point are spending a few days
with relatives in Macon.
Charcery Clerk Tyson has been
quite i'll this week and is still con-
fined to his bed with fever.
Messrs. Ellis Hunter, Harvey Orig
Ter and Powell Patty visited friends
in Columbus last Sunday.
Mrs. Royal Harrison Of Memphis
who has been visiting relatives in Ma.
con, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Mark Richardson and two
children have been quite i'll with the
prevailing malady this week.
Mrs. W. NJ. Henderson entertained
her Sunday School Glass with a "St.
Patrick" party Tuesday night.
Mr.. W. X. Alexander Of Denver,
arrived in Macon at | o'clock today
to attend the funeral Of his father
Miss Hemitta Clemens teacher in
the public schools Of Meridian, spent
the last weekend with home folks
Mrs. K +. V. Yates spent a day or
two the early part Of the week with
Mrs. c. S. Field and family at Calyx
Mrs Chas. Jackson was called to
Blythisville, Ark. last Monday by the
Illness of her son-in-law, Mr.. Curtis
Hill.
Brook, Jr, Charley and Claire Fer
ris, who were confined to their bed
with grippe last week,are all at school
again.
Judge Wood Cockrell Is u Of the
flu victims this week, havirg a light
touch. He hopes to hold his regular
court next week.
Miss Augusta Klaus, who has been
with her cousin, Mrs. Cohen in New
York for seycra! months, arrived home
today,
Mr., S. j. Feibleman, who has been
purchasing a Spring and Summer
stock Of goods for a Klaus & Co. in
New York arrived home today.
Prof, Willie, superintendent Of the
schools at Hamilton, Monroe county,
Miss. visited his sister, Mrs. Bessie
Howell, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. W. r. Little was called to the
side of her mother-in-law, Mrs j. b.
Little, who is quite i'll at her home in
McCarley, Miss.
Mrs. Jno A. Moore returned Mon
day from Hollins, Va. where she
visited her daughter Miss Virginia,
who is a student there.
DR.. Barclay, veterinarian, a former
citizen of Macon but who has been
living in Jackson for several years,
spent several days in Macon this week.
Mrs. Ida Hibbler, who has been
visiting relatives in Macon this week.
will leave tomorrow for New Augusta.
to spend a while with her daughter,
Mrs. Griffin.
Mrs, 7. c. Campbell and children
of Shannon, will make Macon their
home. They will occupy the Tomlinson
home Just north of the Presbyterian
manse. ., n
Y, T., Carleton. Jr. in the enginee
ing department. of the Frisco road,
with headquarters in Memphis, spent
a day or two with his home folks the
first Of the week.
Rev. r l., Campbell will be absent
from the city for a few days. Will
he in Jackson first Of next week in
attendance upon a meeting Of Synods
House Mission Committee.
Sheriff Polk Farrar has been quite
i'll this week from the effects of the
flu. His condition for a day or two
!, was quite serious, but he is now much
better and hopes to be out soon.