The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-07

R. W. Dodson. at Woodlawn, Sunday.
Caledonia Lodge. No. ESQ, A. F. &
A. NJ. got on a rush last Saturday
evening. aud here is what Mr. c. W
West. the best Master of any country
lodge in Eastern Mississippi, did:
Gave the Entered Apprentice Degree
to Messrs. James Virgins, c. L. Gas
ton and jefferson J. Andrews, Jr.;
conferred the Fellowcraft Degree on
Messrs. Thomas Kendrick and f. E.
Harris, and raised Messrs. Robert
Barton and Wiley Henderson TO the
sublime degree of Master Mason.
Rev. w. c. Galceran has begun
some of his mischief again. Some
time last week he made arrangements
Ito meet a young couple on the road
to his church and tie the matrimonial
knot for them, and. according to
agreement. Mr. Elmer Williford and
Miss Birdie Curtis met our good
brother at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
R. w. Dodson, where the knot was
tied in due form. The groom is
a popular young man in his neighbor-
hood. and is the son of Mr. L. L. VIII
liford, of Cherokee, while the bride
is the lovely daughter of one of Lone
Oaks best citizens. Mr.. James Cur
tbs. We wish the young couple a long
and happy voyage over life's sea.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Morris and Mr.
John Dodson visited the Johnnies
last Sunday.
q. Next Saturday Buttahatchie Lodge.
No. 124. l. o. o. F., will nominate
officers for the December term. Be
on hand to second the nominations
Mrs. Lou Zwald and her son, Hen
ry, of Amory, spent last Friday very
pleasantly at the hospitable home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Springfield, OF
Monroe county.
The residence of Mr.. James Boyd,
between Caledonia and Aberdeen, in
Monroe county, was struck by Light
ming last Friday. One of the corner
posts was shivered, and other parts
of the structure were damaged. The
lightning entered one room, and
, played hide and seek over the walls,
b but none of the occupants were SER
! iously shocked.
J Mr. Clinton Nickles, of Columbus,
, spent several days last week with his
T. cousin, Mr.. Roy CASTOR, in Caledonia
Mr.. J. B. Williams and wife, OF
Dowdle, we're entertained last Sunday
/ by Mr.. and Mrs. c. V. Ussery, of Gale
e. donia. Mr.. Williams has the best
2 corn crop in Northeast Lowndes.
2 Mr.. Jefferson Lawrence, one Of
e Beat Five's most prosperous and en-,
$ terprising citizens, who was men,
E toned in this Bureau last week as q
I. suitable man for legislative honors
has announced himself as a candidate
1 for the once of chancery clerk,-ani
/. The man VINO beats Mr.. Lawrence will
think he has hold of live wire.
Messrs. Thomas Pope and Clarence
S Easter, two prominent young farmers
t of Monroe, spent Sunday in Caledonia
S visiting friends
a Rev. j l.. Ellis. of Starbvil1p aftpt
= preaching a fine sermon to his au
/ dience at Woodlawn, Sunday morn
ing. proceeded to Caledonia, and il
t the afternoon delivered a splendid
-, discourse to a large and attentive con
e gregation. Brother Ellis never fail
p. to interest his hearers.
/. Miss Ola Hayes, the charmin.
$ young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Co
n lumbus Hayes, visited her cousins, tn,
e Misses Pridmore, of Sunnyside, las
week.
i Mrs John Hayes, of Sunnyside
r was quite sick last week, but we ar,
glad to be able to state that she il
/ now much better.
# Mr. Charles Belts. of Borde
d Springs, is not only the best farme
|. in Eastern Mississippi but he is ais,
# the best angler. He went fishing las
r. week, caught cold, % fine fish, ant
e killed 100000 mosquitoes.