The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-12-03

tie Doris Moore has recovered from
a recent illness, which kept h0r IN
doors for several days.
Mr.. 7. J. Duncan spent Thanks.
giving in Birmingham with hi,
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Lyles.
+ DIR. John Curry has accepted Z
position with Collins and Garrison
at their saw mill in the DlllbLrg
section.
Mr.. w. M. Quinn has returned to
his home in Reform from Birming-
ham whore he recently spent several
days.
Mr. Il. H. Cameron, Of McShan,
was transaesHg business IN Colnm-
bus Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Gore Of the
Pine Grove, we're in Golunuus the
past week, where they had carried
their six months old chill > The
hospital for treatment.
When the 4. G. Nj. boys from Mis-
sissippi passed through this count
last Wednesday en- route to Birmine
ham for a foot ball game with the
University of Alabama, they proved
to our people that since they hac
been in college they had learned onc
sentence. "To HI with Alabama,
this inscription appearing IN largr
letters on the outside Of the coach IT
which they were travelling. The
should wait until they can defeat tn
Alabamians before putting such Ian
guage before the general public
Mr.. f. J. Hodge came up from hi
home in Monroeville and spent par
of the past week with relatives anf
friends.
While in Columbus last Wednesda
we met our old friend, Mr.. j. ]
Moore, who now resides in the Bed
ford section of Lamar county. MI
Moore formerly resided in this county
and although it has been humble
OF wears since he has changed
residence. he still has many frier
down this way who are always 81;
to see him; and then, too, he p
not forgotten old Pickens, for b
comes back for a visit every I
wears and renews old acquaintance
Miss Rosalind Yawn, of Lumber.
ton. Miss, is the attractive guest OF
her sister. Miss Yawn, who is the ac-
complished music teacher in the Car
rollton public school.
The friends over this county of Mr..
Will White, who resides in the New
Hope section, will be pleased to learn
that he is rapidly recovering from
injuries sustained when a team which
he was driving became frightened and
ran away. For a time it seemed that
he had been fatally Injured, and 1t
is a source of genuine pleasure to his
friends to know that he will soon be
fully restored to perfect health.
Mrs. S. w. Fitzpatrick and Miss
Clara Fitzpatrick spent several days
of last week in Tuscaloosa with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. j. v. White, accompanied by
Miss Lille Tilley, were pleasant visl-
tors in Carrollton'la last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Williams were
visitors to relatives in Gordo during
the past week, returning home Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. j. T. Longmire transacted bus
mess in Columbus last Wednesday.
Mr.. Jim Feds, of the Ethelyille Sec
ton, was attending to business mat
ters in Carrollton last Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. j. Frank Pratt, of Refrom, was
business visitor in Columbus che
day during the past week.
Mr.. j. N. Norwood has been spend
ing the past several days in Column
bus with relatives and friends.
Mr.. D. d. Patton and Mr.. c. G. Cox
have returned from Sumter county,
where they enjoyed the annual
Thanksgiving deer hunt, which is atl
event that is always looked forward
to with pleasure by those who are so
lucky to receive an invitation. While
neither of these gentlemen killed a
deer, several were killed by other
parties on the hunt, and they had
the pleasure of enjoying the sport
connected with these hunts.
Mr.. J. H. Holmes returned Satur-
day from Tennessee, where he spent
the greatest part of the week with
Mrs. Holmes, who is visiting relatives
for an indefinite time.
Mr.. j. w. Dowdle, who is teaching
the holland school, located four miles
east of Carrollton, was mingling with
friends in town Saturday.
Mrs. Sue Allen, Of Birmingham, is
a guest in the home of DR.. S. II. Hill.
Rev. r. L. Dill was in Aliceville
Thursday night, where he delivered