Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-02-17
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the past few days.
Mr.. c. X. Stewart, postmaster at
Mcleod was IN Macon, Monday.
Mrs. l.. W. Graham was a visitor to
Columbus several days this week.
Mr.. j. f. Borgess. spent several
days last week in Montgomery, Ala
Miss Brock Of Vanity, Ala. is the
guest Of her brother, Rev. J. F. Brock.
Ancil Lindley has been confined to
his bed with the flu for several days.
Miss Georgia McCuen has been ap-
pointed Dostmistress at Brooksville.
Dir. H. II. Hansen spent several
days in the delta on business this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Pierce, and Mr..
Roy Madison spent Monday in Col
umbus.
Mrs. George J. Hauenstein of Hat
tiesburg is visiting her mother, Mrs.
r. p. Jones.
Rev. s. H. Caffey has been suffer
Iue Will hH dttaNh VI UIOhCultlS LOT
several days.
MI. w l.. Sherrod, who was quite
i'll with the flu for several days this
week, is some better.
Mrs. S. ?. Loren is spending a few
days with her son and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs Wallace Loren.
Mr.. julius Herman was in Macon
Tuesday to attend the burial of his
brother-irrlaw Mr.. NJ. NJ. Holberg.
Miss Versie Beatty of Newton, a
student Of the M. S. c. W. spent last
week end with Miss Frances Tinsley.
Mrs. Edgar Combs, Mrs. Lowery
Long, and Miss May Belle Long Of
%Shuqualak We're shoppers in Macon,
Monday.
Miss Lille Clemens, who was i'll
for several days recently, is able to
resume her work in the chancery
clerks office.
Mrs. W W. Shannon is in West
Point with her sister, Mrs James Lip
scomb, who is a patient in the in
Urinary there.
Mr.. James, who is in business in
Columbus, was in Macon for the week
end with his family who will remain
here until school closes.
Mr.. Otto Parker Of V~icksburg ar
rived in Macon, a few days ago, to
assist his brother-in-Iaw Mr.. Sakelari
in the work at the Bell Cafe.
The teachers of the high school
have planned a Valentine Party for
the pupils. 1t will be given this even
ing at the public school building.
Mrs. W. +. Hickman will spend the
next two weeks in St. Louis selecting
and buying an opening stock of Mil
linery and accessories for Patty Bros.
Mrs, Hickman left this week for
st. Louis where she will spend some
in the trimming room and Sc !
Letting a stock of millinery for Patty |
Bros.
Mrs. Bette Lee is on a short visit
% her home. She arrived the early j.,
Of the week from a stay of sew j.,
rial weeks in, Texas, Arkansas and !
Aiaoama' sEag
Messrs Henry and Carl Herman,
Hattlesburg and Laurel were in
Macon Tuesday to attend the funeral t
If their brother-in-law, Mr.. Nose NJ. G
iolberg. s
The genial proprietor of the Bell
lafe, Christie Shakelari and little son.
ames spent IA day or two of this !.
week in Columbus, from which place :"
ir. Sakelari came to Macon.
DR., and Mrs. f.. Q. Withers are
n Memphis this week, attending to
uslness connected with the estate of
)r. Wither's father, who is almost .,
ed~-ridden, and unable to take active q
barge of his affairs. -
News has been received from b.
'ylertoWn Of the death of Mrs. Moss, c,
mother of Mrs. Albert Lipscomb.
lrs. Lipscomb was with her mother
t the time Of her death, having been
ll,ed to her bed side a week or so ago.
News has been received OF the visit
t tn S.ork TO Mr. and Mrs. James
ipscomb, Of Starkville, leaving with
nem a fine baby girl, that they will :
all Laura Jane. Mrs. Lipscomb will
remembered as Miss Ethel Dorroh. \