The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-23

pointed on the death of Comrade E
c. Leech; DR.. G. :. Barksdale. r. VI.
Beard and l. T. Nabors were ap-
pointed on the death OF ComraGe B
J. Smith; Messrs. A. Taggart, A n
Guin and James E. Sisson were app
pointed on the death OF Comrade
James W Abbott. Resolutions Of
respect on the death OF Capt. E. C.
Leech We're drafted by DR. NJ FL
Seay, Joel F. Saunders and RUDE
Todd, and the same VIII appear In
another column Of The Dispatch
Rev. Geo. B. TAYLOR OF Richards beat
Dixie on the drum, and the win
some Miss Conzada Hays OF star
was at the organ PLAYING the same
tune in a most beautiful and efficient
manner, and when both the orEaD
and the drum began 10 sound Dix
ie'' the house was at once 6lled 20
its utmost capacity, and each door
and window was filed. Standing
room was at a premium The old
vets hearts We're made 10 overflow
and they cheered Miss HAYS and Bro.
Taylor and yelled Dixie" at the top
of their voices. This ended the great
est demonstration that we ever Wit
messed among the old vets az Ebe-
nezer, and Miss Hays and Bro. Tay-
Tor We're the recipients OF many high
compliments for their nice music
Prof. j. II. HolcOmb, one OF the
greatest vocaIists and musicians
known to the Southland, VIII be In
attendance at the all-day singing ar
Sunnyside next sunday. the 26th in
stant, and all who fail 20 hear him
sing viii miss an opportunity not
often afforded.
Miss Bessie Gartman visited her
aunt, Mrs. J. H. Redus. OF Colum-
bus, last week.
Our distinguished friend. Nr. E.
P. Mordecai, OF NcCrary, was a vls-
itor at Bethlehem last "Wednesday.
having come up 70 attend and take
part in the I. Q. 0. F. celebration.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Z. Draper.
of Coal City, are visiting the for
mer's sister, Mrs. l. J. Niece AT her +
home in Stacy.
Miss Nettie Gartman is on a pleas
ant visit TO her sister, Mrs j. o. .
Oakes. at her home near Vernon
We regret TO note that Mrs. l. D. f
AIcGee is on the sick list. and hope +.
to soon report her eOnvaIescence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Jordan. of F.
Vernon, are on pleasant visit 10 4
the latter's mother. Mrs. J. /. Barks-
dale.
We are glad 10 note the GONZALES
eence of DR.. B. E. Turner, OF sunny
side.
Hon B. H. WTlkerson, OF Vernon. +
Democratic nominee for county su-
of education, was a dis
-inguished visitor at Ebenezer last
Thursday. He is the able principal f.
9f the Fleming district high school. |i
and knows a good thing when he
sees it; hence he is a reader OF The f
Miss WilIett Fields. the cultured
md refined young daughter Of Hon.
md Mrs. \. 5. Fields. OF Cedar BluE.
5 on a pleasant visit 10 Miss Birdie
Richards at her home IN Fernbank-
Mr.. Homer Atkins. of Eupora, vis-
ted his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
Atkins. of Fernbank. last week. He
5 the clever and very efficient tele-
graph operator at Eupora and IS one
# the most polished young gentle
nen that we have ever met
Hon. ". F. Cooper, of West Point.
vas in attendance at the reunion at
Ebenezer last Thursday.
Mr.. William l. Mcclellan. OF Co
umbus. was a visitor 70 Melbourne
ast Thursday, and while there he
ook in the reunion at Ebenezer-
Our young friends, Prof. r. E
7alkner, J. R. Beasley, II. L Falk-
Ter, Carl Taylor, Enrich Beasley and
Clinton Rector paid US a brief and
Iighly appreciated call during the
,ast week.
Hon. J. T. Green, OF Steens. the
BILE and efficient representative OF
he Interstate Lumber Company OF .
columbus, was 8 visitor ar Ebenezer
ast Thursday. Dan"
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