The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-06

above was written a representative
Of the Standard Oil company has
checked up and finds that 2,7sl gal
Ions Of gasoline was destroyed.
Rev. r. L. Dill left Sunday for An
drews Chapel camp ground to as
sist in the meeting that is in progress
at that place. At the close Of the
revival services Mr. Dill will visit
Birmingham and expects TO be absent
all the week.
Mrs. Johnnie Glover and son, of
near Pickensville, were in Carrollton
shopping one day the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. William b. Lotion
are receiving congratulations from
their many friends on account of the
arrival of a son at their home in
Carrollton, the young doctor having
arriving Thursday, July 3lst
Mr.. }. f. Daniel, a prominent mer-
chant OF Gordo and also mayor of
that city, was looking after business
matters down this way last Thurs
day.
Or. q. Z. Spruill and Mr.. J. D.
Manning, influential and progressive
citizens of Henry's beat, were in
Carrollton Friday transacting bust
ness.
Miss Juanita Howell a charming
young lady of Aliceville, was the
weekend guest of her friends, Misses
Trannie and Ethel Ferguson, leaving
Sunday afternoon for her home.
Mr.. I. S. Lipsey was in Tusca-
loosa part of last week on bust /
ness.
Mrs. T, J. Moore, accompanied by
her children, Ray and Doris, spent /
several days of last week with rela-
tives in Columbus.
Mr.. Charlie Nicholson and Mr.. Har
ry Williams spent the latter part Of
The week in Geiger with relatives.
Mr. }. H. Daniel, city marshal of
iordo, was in Carrolton last Thurs
lay
Mrs. j. B. Chappell returned to
her home in Aliceville Friday, after
spending the. past month in Tennes-
zee.
Dir. W, o. Winston, recently elect
d to fill the place of Mr. w. F. Os-
urn, resigned, as county farm dem
has arrived and entered
ctlvely upon the discharge of his
uties on the first of the month. Mr..
Winston comes highly recommended
or the work he is undertaking, being :
graduate of Auburn College, one Of
ne noted agricultural schools of the
outh
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ johnson spent !!
asst Friday very pleasantly with Mr.. |
nd Mrs. n. S. Curtis, of Coalire. (
Mr.. w. b. Stansel, a veteran of the !
'ivil War, as well as one of the old I
st citizens of the county, spent sew
raj days of last week in Carrollton.
The Sunbeam Society of the Car
clifton Baptist church were delight
llly entertained with picnic al
ohnny Woods springs last Friday
haperoned dby their leader, Mrs 7.
. Nettles, who deserves much praise
or the work she is doing with the
title folks. And, too, the little folks
ONE in for thehir share as they very
ften give entertainments in the
hurch to which the general public is
lvfted and invariably put on an in
arestin% program.
Mr.. d. B. Miller and family. ae-
by Mr.. Millars mother.
lrs. M. f. Miller. spent Sunday with
'iends at Andrews Chapel and at.
ended services which are being held
lere at the present time. Mrs. NJ
!, Miller, who has been spending the
asst month in Carrollton, returned
} her home near Melbourne SUNDAY
fternoon.
Friends of Mr.. w. G. Robertson
re pleased to see him out after be
e confined at home the early part
the week from illness.
Mrs. Annie Wilson and son, Rollin.
turned Saturday to their home in
tuscaloosa, after spending several
Continued ON mage Sly