The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-04-30
PERSONAL And OTHEn wise |

J. L. Kelly has moved his
stock hf goods to the Masonic
buildilS formerly occupied by
the P@ple's Mercantile Co.
c. { Myers, Jr., has our
thank; Sor adding his name to
our liaof readers, which we re-
ceived last Saturday.
Mrs. Angie Traylor left Tues
day for Alexandria where she
will spend several days, guest
of Mrs. G. L. Afford.
G. W. Henderson and wife of
Rochelle spent Monday in Col
umbia guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Daniels.
S. H. Brown and wife of Kel-
ley spent Tuesday of this week
in Columbia with relatives. We
received a business call from Mr.
Brown during his stay here. 4
LOST-April 5, pocket book
containing between S275 and
$500. Identification card in peck
ct book. A liberal reward will
be paid to the finder if returned
to this Office.
Representative J. E. McClana-
han of RiVertOn was in town last
Saturday. While in town he paid
this office a call and showed the
date of his subscription up an
other year for which he has our
thanks.
J. M. Brooks of Ringgold was
in town Saturday and paid our
office a call, ordering US to
change the address of his paper
to Grayson where he has pur-
chased him a home and he and
family will make their future
home.
Mrs. William Walker of Shire
veport, who recently under
went a serious operation at St.
Francis Sanitarium, is now con-
valescing rapidly and expects to
leave in the next few days for
Columbia to visit her father, Mr..
John R. Brown. Monroe News
Star.
Mr.. Tom Meredith has opened
his ice house, in the same old
place, and is now ready to sup
ply you with ice at all times.
His first car was received We'd
nesday and requested US to an
nounce to the public that he
appreciates your patron
age last summer and solicit
same this summer and to thank
you in advance for your patron
age.
J. W. Fox, a teacher in one of
the public schools in this parish,
pleaded guilty in the district
court one Cay last week to the
charge of violating the age of
consent, and was sentenced to
two years in the penitentiaTy.
Deputy Sheriff John HUMPHREYS
conveyed Fox to the peniten-
tiary last Friday where he COM
menced serving his sentence.
The Baptist Woman's Mission
airy Union met on the Ed inst,
at the Baptist church with seven
members present. This Society
have a right to feel proud of
their work as demonstrated by
them every thing is moving a.
long nicely in their work. Their
treasurer has sent in their re-
port and offering for Home
Missions to DR.. G. H. Crutcher,
corresponding secretary. Their
next meeting will be on the 18th
of May.
Last Saturday a fine COW own
ed by DR.. S. H. Brown gave
birth to twins, female calves, Of
normal size and as much alike as
it is possible for two things to
be. DIR. Brown is taking good
care of the calves and expect to
place them on exhibition at the
parish fair this fall. These twin
calves have been the attraction
of many in the parish that have
been to town and the Doctor
can claim the blue ribbon in ad-
vance as this is an unsual thing
in the history of jersey cattle to
occur.
The revival meetings that have
been going on at the Methodist
church since Saturday night
have created much interest to be
taken in the religious circles
in Columbia. Large atten-
dance has been at every night
service, Rev. J. J. Smylie,
of Louisville, Miss, pastor of
the Methodist church at that
place is conducting the meeting
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