The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-27
CALEDONIA

One Of the most beautiful ring
weddings ever solemnized in this
section was that last Sunday after
noon of Miss Stella May Andrews to
Mr.. Homer Hartman, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Julias j. Andrews.
Surely the angels rang the Joy
bells on this happy afternoon. Never
was a bride fairer, lovlier or happier
AS she stood in her shimmering robe
she seemed a creature too fair for
earth, and we felt transformed 70
that land where music, moonlight
and feeling are one.
The beautiful ring ceremony tina,
made two hearts beat as one was
impressively said by Rev. B. F. Law
renee. May the richest of blessings
attend them as they journey through
life.
Beautiful and impressive was the
wedding of Miss Irene Goolsby and
Mr.. Julias F. Spann, which was
solemnized Tuesday evening, August
18th. at 9 o'clock at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Goolsby. The beautiful ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. II. Newton.
Miss Hartens Robertson was bride $
maid. Mr.. NJ. c. Nickles, best man.
The wedding Of Miss Goolsbv is Of IN
terest to a large circle Of friends.
Of the l.. d. Barrentine mercantile
Mr.. Spann is the business manager
business of Caledonia. The happy
young couple is domiciled in the
house formally occupied by Or.
Pickett, in South Caledonia May
sweet birds ever sing along their
pathway.
Mr.. W. D. Springfield and wife,
Of Greenville, Mr.. and Mrs. D. W.
Springfield of Gattman, were well
coined visitors in the home Of the
writer Wednesday afternoon.
We wish TO thank Mrs. Gun
Springfield for her subscription to
The Dispatch. She says it is i'm
possible for her to keep house with
out it, as it gives her all the news
of her happy childhood home She is
the daughter of the late Rev. John
A. Egger.
Messrs. T. w. Rye and Prof. C. NJ.
Smith, two highly respected citizens
of Monroe county, transacted bust
ness in Columbus Friday.
Mr.. E. J. Springfield, a promi-
nent citizen of the Norman Springs
section, motored to Columbus Satur-
day, stopping for short time in Gale
dOnia.
DR.. NJ. c. Milligan, of Little Rock,
Ark, after an absence of forty years,
visited his childhood home last week.
He said that he found many sad
changes, but still the old home and
the stately oak. trees and the bublinp
spring all look natural and rings
forcibly to memory his early child
hood days and the MANY happy hours
spent at this dear old spot.
Rev. S. ]. Owens, Of Aberdeen
was shaking hands with his numer-
Gus friends on the streets of Gale
donia Wednesday.
Rev. f. NJ. Younghance. Of Steens,
was caller in Caledonia Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. kolb, motored
to New Albany last week visiting
relatives in that section. They eX-
pect fine trip and good roads.
The many friends of Mrs. Mollie
Henderson will be sorry to learn
that she is seriously i'll, growing
weaker as the days go by.
Mrs. Mollie Egger is welcome
home after spending sometime in
the home of her brother, Mr.. S. }
Reed, a successful planter of Oako-
Iona, Ark She reports the crops eX,
ira fine especially corn in that sec
ton.
Mr.. V. W. Stevenson and bride O.
npar TJpelo spent last week visiting
relatives and friends here While
here they were entertained in The
hospitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Egger.
Mr.. o. NJ. West a prominent bias
ness man Of Mormon Springs so
ton. was q business visitor il Cale-
donia Friday.
Mr.. c. r. Corney. of Ma, haw
spent a few days in Caledonia Wee
nesday shaking hands with his man.
friends.
Mr. Fred Walters Of Mount Ter
non spent last week the guest q
sister Miss Lucille Walters.
Mis- Lucille Walters has aeoel.e
the position as principal # To .a.
non school
Miss Maggie Egger entertain
q n Der ui her friends on lae-
ThJrs5a van'as The -n1ng
pia eniosed namber Of raue- -
the lawn where ices ard jai--
r. #eIa served
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