The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-09
AROUND THE CITY.
Best and latest fishing tackle
"a stock at Mayo & Weaver's.

Six good, second hand show
cases for sale cheap. Chapman
& Mayfeld.
The seasons supply of base
ball. bats and mits at Chapman
e Mayfeld S.
Messrs. VIM. Newly and C.
r. Cox are home from a pleasant
visit to Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. S. c. Stanley, of Caledonia.
was visitor to the city Monday,
called here by business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Brewer
are visiting friends this week in
West Point. where they will
spend seueral days.
Mr.. Chas. w. West. one of the
leading citizens of District No. 1
was in the city last Monday, call
ed here by legal business.
Go to Johnson Millinery store
for bargains Trimmers. Miss
Clara Lin barger, Miss Puma
Wood and Miss Etma Kerk.
Go to Johnson's Millinery
store for all the latest pattern
hats and fine millinery which
are offered at the lowest price.
Mr.. Abe Lofts has been on
the police force for the past week,
taking Mr.. J. w. Shackleford's
place, the latter taking ten days
vacation.
Mr.. John Barksdale and his
wife, from the New Hope section,
were visitors to the city Monday,
being the guests of Mr.. T. Il.
Gore and family.
Remember that the opening of
the Bailey Millinery Emporium
continues all through this week
when a fresh line of pattern hats
will be on display.
Mr.. J. Frank Gardner left last
Monday for Meridian, where he
goes to make a visit to DR.. Payne
and family where he will be treat
ed for rheumatism.
Miss Susie Stewart and Mr.,
Matt NJ Harris, of Aberdeen,
and Mr. Ira It. Castor, of Column
bus, were guests at the Bank
head House Sunday.
Mr.. T. G. Jernigan, one of the
leading men of Dist, No. 1, was
ia the city Monday and yester-
day. Mr. Jernigan paid The
DISPATCH a pleasant call while |
here
BaiIey's Millinery Emporium
is the only exclusive millinery
store in the city of COlum bus. |
The people of Columbus are in
vited to consider this fact when
making their purchases.
Mr. Sam Wolff, a former citi-
zen Of Columbus, is in the city |
on a visit. Mr.. VOLTS home is
now in Memphis and he has
legion Of friends here who are al
ways glad to welcome him.
Mr.. H. w. Pitcher, of Louis
vile, KY, a member of the firm
of Pitcher & Company. organists,
has been in the city for the past
week working on and overhaul
ing the pipe organs of this city.
Mr.. Henry Foote, of Lumber
ton, Miss. who now holds a re
sponsible position with the A. F.
Graham Brick Company, is in
the city spending a few days at
home with his parents, Capt. and
Mrs II. D. FOOte.
A large shipment of pattern
hats have been received in antic-
ipation Of the second week spring
opening at the Bailey Millinery
Emporium. They go on sale this
week All the ladies of the city
are invited to call and see them.
Mr.. w. c. Beard is soon to
make some improvements in his
mammoth store, The Corner, "
having windows cut in the north
wall of the same in order to give
better ventilation and light in the
interioc of his establishment.
Mr.. J. B. Vandergrift and his
wife, formerly Miss Willie
Propst, are in the city on visit
to relatives. Mr.. Vandergrift
has been making Winona his
headquarters for some time past
out will be located in this city
in the future,
Mr.. Winston Game returned
Monday from Fayette, where
with his brother, Mr.. S. L.
Game, he was called by a tele-
gram Monday morning to the
bedside of his father, Mr.. F. M.
Game. The last named gentle
man is critically i'll and Mr.. Lee
Game is still at his bedside.
Mr.. Gus. Wood, who was so