The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-18
AROUND THE CITY

FeIuFHeu from business trip 10
Alaoama.
Ten thousand people found a
place for bargains at the great
Doomed Sale.
Randal's Grape Juice served at
Curry, Lipscomb & Gaines Soda
Fountain for &c.
Miss Laura Young leaves Tues
day for Chicago, where she will
spend the summer.
Minnow buckets for sale at
bargain at Curry, Lipscomb &
Gaines drug store.
Miss Sadie Hudson has arrived
from Mobile after a pleasant visit
to Mrs. Jake Billups.
Mr.. T. ]. Cady and wife re-
turned Wednesday from an ex-
teded trip through California.
Bath brushes, bath spOnges at
prices to suit your pocket book
at Curry Lipscomb & Gaines.
Miss Sue Smell will leave in a
few days for Oxford to attend
the summer normal at that place.
Try Randal's Grape Juice. 1t
is delicious, &c at Curry, Lips
comb & Gaines Soda Fountain.
Watermelons right from cold
storage. Telephone YOUR orders
to Silberberg and they will be
filed.
Pure, free from authorizations,
a wholesome, healthful baking
powder is Jack Frost. At all
grOcers.
Travelling Passenger Agent
Blair, of the M & o. Railroad,
spent yesterday in the city on
business.
When you are tired and hot
drop by and refresh yourself
with our fruit ices. Chapman &
Mayfeld.
Mr.. Pete Cox returned We'd
nesday from Cham berlain- Hunt
Academy where he has been for
the past session.
Mrs. M. F. McWilliams left
the past week for Jasper, Ala,
where she goes on visit of sew
eral weeks to her relatives.
Mr.. D. w. Mosby and family
leave to-day for visit to rela-
tives III Macon, Miss, aud will
remain there for several days.
Mrs. A. B. Gardner and little
daughter, of Bessmer, Ala, are
the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. W. Brent and other relatives.
Miss Irene Burke and Miss
Sallie Foote leave tomorrow for
Hattiesburg where they will be
the guests of Mrs. George Foote,
Mr.. Will Bealle, who has oc,
cupied a position with Robertson
& Co. for some time, left Friday
for Clarksdale, where he will en-
ter the drug business.
Hon. T. B. Franklin leaves on
next Tuesday for a visit to the
city of Mexico and other places
of interest in the west. He will
be absent for several weeks.
Among those who have return
ed home is Mr. II. Y Marshall, a
promising young man who has
the past year been attending
school at that famous institution,
Cham berlain-Hunt, Port Gibson.
Union Lodge No. 80, [. O. o. F.
met last Monday night and mi
tiated Mr.. Geo. T. McCown. The
first degree will be conferred to-
morrow night and all mem bers
of the lodge are urged to be pres
ent.
Mr. Monroe Dillingham; passed
through the city last Thursday
en- route to the Delta. Mr.. Dill
bingham had been called to his
home near Caledonia by the i'll
ness of his child, which we are
8laQ TO state Is better.
Mr.. w. n. Pickett, of the Co
lumbus Brick Company has been
awarded the contract for doing
the brick work on the A. & M
College dormitory Improvement
The contract carries with it the
laying of a million brick and it IS
quite a nice one.
Mr.. John A. Stinson, of this
city, has been invited to deliver
an address before the Interna-
tiOnal Christian Endeavor Con-
vention which meets in Denver
next month. Mr.. Stinson has
accepted the invitation and will
speak on the subject, The Chris
tian Endeavor in the Home"
The Columbus Marble Works
have been so rushed with orders
that Mr.. Stinson has. been com
PEELED to order a stock of monu
ments to keep up with his or
ders. These embrace the finest
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