Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-06-16
Local and Personal

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Louise Redus several days this week
Mrs. II. A. Minor Of Chattanooga is
visiting friends and relatives in Ma
con.
The local pages of-the Beacon will
be- found on the inside Of the paper
this week.
A son was born Monday night to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Stevens. Rogers,
Jr. is his name.
P'ot Hickman viii leave Saturiay
for Houston, where he will spend the
summer with Relatives.
Mayor Boyd has one Of the roles
in Mary's Millions, and he's good
Watch the paper for the date.
An important message from the
: grocery merchants Of Macon will be
found on an inside page. Read it.
Mr.. Nelson Sherrod, who gradual
! ed in law at Vanderbilt this session,
has returned home for the summer.
Mary's Millions real play. with
a real plot. Plenty Of comedy. Bene-
fit Of Eastern Star, Watch for date.
Miss Katherine Martin is on a visit
to friends and relatives in Stanton
and Memphis Tenn, and Hughes Ark.
A delightful dance was enjoyed by
the young people, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. V. Rogers on last Tues
day evening.
Mrs. John Cavett entertained at
Bridge Tuesday afternoon, in honor
If her house guest, Miss Mary Henley
Of Brooksville.
Dor't miss "Mary's Millions" This
is a real play, with a straight run Of
over a year on Broadway to its credit
It's worth seeing.
Mrs. John Crabtree ard grand
daughters, Misses Velma and LoIeta
Lever are visiting Mrs. Oscar Shep-
herd in Meridian.
When we reach the point at which
nobody tells anybody else what he
ought to do, this country will deserve
its reputation Of being the greatest
under the sun.
A slight blaze, caused by explosion
Of an oil stove in the home Of Mrs.
Minnie Clemens this morning at T
O'Clock, was cXtinguished without ser
ious damages.
Or. Tom Cook Of Cochran, Ala,
was in town Monday, He has offered
a reward Of $50 for the arrest and
conviction Of cattle thieves who have
stolen two cows from him in the last
two weeks.
Mr.. +. +. Maury left yesterday for
Montgomery, Ala, to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Furry. Mr.. Maury recently
sold his store house and stock Of goods
to the Sullivan Bros, and will go into
business at some other point.
Mr., Blcwett Carruthers, who now
makes Mobile his home was in Macon
a few days this week. He claims a
wide circle Of friends here, who are
always glad Of a visit from him.
MIS-. +. II. Carleton lett sunday Tor
Nashville where she Will attend the
summer normal at the Peabody. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Helen who has been at school
at the NJ. s. C. W.
Mr.. r. d. Canaan, fields man of the
American Jersey Cattle Club, who is
now making a tour of the United
States will be in Macon July list, to
speak on Jersey topics. He will bring
with him a new Jersey Lantern Slide
exhibit, showing pictures Of forty
leading Jersey cows.
The Beacon's old friend, jim Birch,
of the Lynn Creek nei~ghborhood, made
a call at the office Thursday to make
his regular annual payment for sub
scription. He has been blind for a
number of years but his Interest in
the Beacon has not diminished ON this
account-he is as Interested in the
paper as ever, and the payment of
his subscription is as regular as when
he could read for himself,