The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-03-21
MiIlport Dots.

Another week has come and gone.
Old Father Time just carries US sail
ing over life's voyage so rapidly that
we scarcely realize how we spend our
time.
Nothing very interesting has oc-
Cured in our little village lately.
The Methodist pulpit was filled on
Sunday by Brother Wilson, our pas
tor. who is located at Berry. He
preached a very interesting sermon
In the morning and also to large
congregation in the evening.
We hear some talk of tent meet
ing being held here soon, and hope
there will be much and lasting good
accomplished.
Miss Lola Tucker, of Hefiin, Ala,
is the welcome guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Windham. Miss
Tucker is the lovely daughter of our
former pastor, Rev. J. w. Tucker,
whose entire family was SO much
loved during their stay with us
Miss Hattie Eubanks of Columbus
is visiting in the home of DR.. A. K.
Collins.
We are sorry to note the death of
Miss Johnnie McClusky's father, who
has been sick so long at Vernon.
Mrs. Nolen, of Columbus, passed
through our town Sunday en- route
10 see her brother, Mr.. Wayne Will
Iiams, who is seriously i'll at his
home several miles north of here.
Miss Gay Maxwell, the beautiful
young lady who has charge of the
primary department of our school, it
at her home in Northport for few
days rest.
MIR. Jesse Dowdle, of Columbus,
was here shaking hands with his nu-
merous friends Sunday, and was the
z rest of Mr.. Waldrop and family.
Mr.. J. w. Carothers is at home on
a visit to his home folks for a few
3avs. His wife is going to keep him
long enough to bed sweet potatoes.
Don't expect Jim will like to don his
blue overaIls, but it must be done.
His beautiful little daughter accom-
MED her sisters, Misses Rubie and
Jennie, home from her grandmoth-
er's, where she has lived since her
nOther's death, having made that her
10me since she was a baby. She will
now make her home with her father.
Mr.. Lew Barrentine. of Caledonia,
aade flying trip to Millport on
lnday.
Mr.. Henry Egger, Of Millport. was
ere for the day Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Thompson, the beau
-iful little girl who has been making
er home with Mr.. and Mrs. Wind
am, will leave Tuesday for Grenada,
sIiss., to visit her grandfather, Mr..
enry Windham.
Mr. jeff Gentry has bought the
store formerly owned by Mr..
:. Cox.
he young people had quite an en-
able time at the home of Mr. Will
drop last Friday night, which
given in honor of his twenty
birthday We never remember
aying seen a more charming lot
iris or a nicer set of young boys.
young people enjoyed some real
music rendered by the charming
beautiful Miss Annie Sanders of
cite, Ala, and accompanied by
= Nora Truu. Mr. Lovett and Mr.
Waldrop with some very fine
Il music
d. Omer Duncan, the efficient
,ator OF Fernbank was in town
Sunday.
number of our young people
out driving Sunday evening, and
lrge number enjoyed an evening
k in the fresh spring air
he mumps seem to be quite pop
here just now and is causing
te alarm, as it is feared that it
break up our school.
Ve are glad to hear of the noted
ngelist visiting Columbus, and
sincerely hope there will be
lderful outpouring of the Gospel
he many hearts of those who have
pleasure of hearing him preach.
Venice.