The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-11

row night. This IS an attraction
that needs no introduction tc
/ Colum bus theatre goers. II
! teaches a great moral lesson and
should be greeted by a very
large audience. At noon there
| will be a full concert rendered by
their excellent band.
Midshipmen Arthur Hopkins
Rice. of Octoc. Miss. and ". T.
Hand, Of Shubuta, lately grad
uated from Annapolis with
honors, passed through the city
enroute to their homes, there to
await orders. Mr.. Rice left i'm.
mediately for his home at Octoc
but we regret to learn that Mr..
Hand was detained on account OF
illness
Worshipful Master r. A. Car
son desires to call attention to
the meeting of the Columbu
Chapter A. T. and A. NJ, which
he has appointed for Tuesday
night. The occasion will be con-
ferring Of the Fellowcraft degree
on two candidates. All members
and visiting brethren are re
quested to attend.
Master Davis Mccullough en-
tertained a mum Der of his friends
Friday, the occasion being his
twelfth birthday. Quite a crowd
of young people were present
who enjoyed the evening indulg-
ing in the countless games of
childhood. During the'course of
the evening dainty refreshments
were served.
Honor roll Of Lone Oak School,:
Misses Mamie Green and Mae
Ridgeway, teachers. Harrison
Curtis, George Sanders, Charles
Dodson, Dewitt RidgeWay, Arl
Ridgeway, Buren, Murray, Tru-
die Dodson, Eula Ridgeway, Vel
ma Yarbrough, Ruth Ridgeway,
Lucille Ridgeway.
Mrs. E. P Wilkinson enter
tanned the Kings Daughters of
the Presbyterian church last
week at delightful dining The
evening was passed pleasantly
for those in attendance. and the
dainty refreshments served
spoke we'll for the hospitality of
the hostess.
The Queen City Camp Wood
men of the World will hold their
first meeting in the old Masonic
Hall, recently purchased by
them, Wednesday night. The
hall has been fitted up with all
of the paraphernalja necessary to
the work of the order.
One of the attractions 10 be
presented by Mrs. JarIey's Wax
Works viii be the orchestra
which has been engaged for that
night. The orchestra is com
posed OF the leading musicians
of the city and will add greatly
to the occasion.
MIR Albert Murphy, who has
occupied the position ~ agent of
tie Southern r. r. Co. for some
time, left Friday for Morehead
where he will occupy a similar
position. Mr. Murphy viii be
succeeded by Mr.. Y. d Ellis. of
Cedar Bluff.
Not satisfied with a continued
decline throughout the past week
cotton fell off nearly 100 points
in New York after the close of
the market yesterday. This |
makes a falling off Of over $40
per bale since the beginning of
the week.
The members of the United |
Charities are requested to meet |
at the First Methodist church to-
morrow afternoon at 8 80 o'clock. |
A full attendance is desired as
matters of Importance are to be
brought before the organization. |
Rev. D. FL. Ogden breaches to- |
night at the First Presby terian
church taking for his subject I
The Progress of Christianity
This is the last of Rev. Ogden's
splendid series of talks on the /
religions Of the world.
We are the exclusive dealers
in the celebrated Vermont Seed I
Irish Potatoes" This variety is
prolific, and parties