The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-03-26

that sounds good to me. The stock
! that we have now is a lot of culls
or cripples. We have had the same
/ lot since the first of January, and
you may guess that this job has
/ gotten old to us. The weather here
/ is very nice with the exception of
! few showers every day. However,
We have got used TO rain and don't
mind it. Would like very much to
| get home in time to farm. but think
! 1t will be too late. SO | will have
several things to think about when
| ! get home. There are some OF the
French people that can speak Eng
fish and they are very interesting to
listen to and also entertaining. Hope
to be home some time soon
Private p. J. House has received
his honorable discharge from the
army and is being welcomed home
from France. He left Aberdeen May
20 1918. He says that he has lost |
nothing in France and never expects |
TO return. He has a number of |
friends IN the Caledonia section that |
are giving him a soldiers hearty |
hand-shake of welcome. He is the |
very picture of good health.
Cards are out announcing the APP
preaching marriage of Mr. Mallory .
c. Vaughn to Miss Sarah Estelle
Rogers. on Wednesday, the ninth of
April. at five O'Clock p. NJ. at the
First Methodist church, at Lake
land. Fla. The bride and groom will
be at home to their friends after
the first of May at Georgetown. Del
aware. where Mr. Vaughn holds an
honorable government position. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Vaughn. of the Caledonia section.
where he numbers his friends by the
score. May the life of this happy
young couple ever be one of sun
shine and happiness, and their path
way through life ever be strewn
with the sweetest of flowers. 2
Rev. Mr. Halfacre, pastor of the
Methodist church at Artesia. and
Prof. Herring. principal of the Ar
tesla high school, were business Wis
itors in Caledonia Friday. While
here they motored up in the Flint
Hill section looking over our fine
farming. lands.
Mrs. Villa Aldredge. of Colun.
bus, spent last week visiting in the
home of her sister. Mrs Henry
Freeman. in the Flint Hill section.
Mr. l.. c. Aldredge. Of Pickens
county. was the guest of Mr.. Henry
Freeman last week
Judge r. w Eikner. a prominent
citizen of Monroe county spent
Tuesday in Columbus on business.
Rev. o. F. Egger spent part of
last week in Amory While there he
was the guest of his son. We were
informed by Rev Egger that six
sections of the bridge across Bigbee
river at Amory was washed away
thursday of last week and il was
feared .hat all of the bridge will be
swept away by the high waters
Messrs. F. L. and c. w. Rye. two
highly respected citizens of Monroe
county were business visitors in
Caledonia Thursday.
Mr., r. B. Barton. successful
planter of Monroe county, was trans
lcting business in Columbus Tues
lay.
Mr.. Tom Lawrence. of Alderman.
pent last week visiting relatives in
md around Caledonia and also Wis
ting in his childhood home
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l. DarneI. Mr.
Fred Darnell and Mrs Ellen Jami-
on enjoyed motor trip 10 Aber-
Teen Sunday afternoon They report
Jolly good time.
Miss Grace CASTOR spent Saturday
n Columbus shopping.
We are informed by Mr. J. d
duncan that he has on his buggy
ct Of wheels that have been in use
hirty-five years and are still in per
ect shape.
Mrs. o. NJ. Lawrence. Mrs ]. e.
'homas and Miss Annie Lawrence