The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-06-25

nam, accompanied by his little daugh-
ter who had been carried there for an
examination by a specialist. Friends
of the family here and elsewhere will
regret TO learn that the specialist was
unable to do her any good by treat
ment.
| Mrs. j. F. Pridmore and children
left Friday for Columbus, where they
are spending the week with relatives.
Miss Henrietta Hines was a week
end visitor in Birmingham
Mr.. ID. s. Cox, Jr., of Columbus was
in the city Friday looking after bust
ness for his ice cream company. Mr..
Cox is a clever fellow and claims
many friends in his home town and
we hope to see him succeed with his
business in this county.
Mr.. S. +. fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley fitzpatrick and Miss Clara Nil
patrick spent the latter part of last
week in Sulligent.
Mrs. Holmes Martin and grand
daughter, Stacy Mae Stewart, were
visitors in the city Saturday.
Miss Eula Strickland, of Tusca-
loosa, was the weekend guest of her
sister, Mrs. w. r. McCatferty.
Mr.. J. H. Cox, of Pickensville, was
| transacting business in Carrollton
I Saturday.
Mr.. J. A. Pearson, of the Hebron
section, was among our visitors one
day the latter part of the past week.
Mr.. Jack Stinson, a prominent lum-
Der manufacturer of the Spring Hill
section, was here on business Friday.
Mrs. j. M. Pratt returned the early
part of last week from Columbus,
where she was pleasant guest of
relatives for a week.
Mr.. George d. Mcclellan and SON.
Mr.. Gray Mcclellan, of New Hope,
Miss, were in Carrollton during the
past week on business.
Master Otto Norwood, of Columbus.
arrived Sunday to spend a time with
his father in this city.
Mr.. g. W. Lyles, of Birmingham.
spent last week in Carrollton on bust
ness. After looking after some in
terests in the McShan section this
week he will return to Birmingham.
where he will join his family.
Mr.. John Reeves, of the McCrary
Miss, section, was in Carrollton one
day the early part Of last week trans
acting business.
Mr.. Andrew V. Gibson, of Henry's
beat, was attending court here one
day during last week.
Mr.. j. M. Ingram, travelling repre-
sentative of the Tuscaloosa News. was
in Carrollton recently looking after |
the subscription department Of tina
paper.
Mrs. R. ID. Algee and children and
Mr.. Buster" Curry, all of Birming
nam, are enjoying stay in the
home of their parents. Mr.. w. v.
Curry.
Mr.. Roy r. Cox returned Sunday
to his home in Montgomery. after
spending a few days in the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Cox.
Mrs. Orelia Jay, of Pleasant Grove.
was visitor to Carrollton relatives
the past week.
Mrs. w. J. Godfrey and children
Of Gulfport, Miss, are interesting
guests in the home of Mrs. Godfrey's
sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Elliott.
Mr.. M. T. Hardy. well known
and highly respected citizen of the
holland section, died in Oarrollton last
Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock.
Heath coming to relieve him of an
ncurable disease after months of in
.ense suffering. Mr.. Hardy went to
birmingham few weeks ago in the
hope that specialists of that city
night relieve him of the malady, but
hey were unable to do so and he re-
.urned To Carrollton, where he spent
he remainder of his days on earth
20 that he might have the constant
attention of his physician. Deceased
vas at the time of his death about
ifty-six years of age and is survived
~ the widow and daughter, besides
numerous other relatives who are
srlef-stricken over the passing of
heir loved one and friend Mr. Har-
~ was a consecrated Christian gen
leman and was held in high esteem
~ all who CHANGED to know him. The
were removed Thursday
morning to Salem cemetery, twelve
niles east of Carrollton, where they !
we're inferred in their last resting
lace BY loving friends, in the pres
nee Of q large crowd Of Sympathiz- {
ny friends.
Miss Essie Lewis. who has been the
ttractive guest Of her sister. Mrs. 7
'hariie Lang, near Piekensville, re2 t
urned to her home in Tuscaloosa Sat c
rday. She was accompanied as far y
5 Carrollton by Mr.. and Mrs. Lang,
rho spent the remainder Of the day {
D the city with relatives and friends. e
Mrs. c. c. Rogers, Miss Bessie Cur d
y, Mr.. James Gates and Mr.. John