The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-08-10
-CALEpONIA.


Thursday night Aunt Lou, as sh,
was Familiarity called by her friends
will be remembered pleasantly by al
with whom she came in contact, anS
the fond recollection of her by thos,
of her closer acquaintance will lingel
as an inspiration for the enAeltion o.
her good and generous qualities. 1t j,
not even death to her whose life t.
God was given. Smiling through un
told agonies, she closed her eyes OF
earth to open them in Heaven. Sh,
was a true wife and mother, and hei
devotion to those she loved would
make bright chapter in any life. Her
devotion to her family circle had nj
limit
The people of Caledonia had the
pleasure of listening TO two very in
tresting lectures on Sunday, July, p
a IL o'clock, by DR. f. t. Lawrence
and in the afternoon an impressive
missionary lecture by Mrs. Lawrence
The DR.. and wife have spent sixteen
years as missionaries in Persia. They
expect to leave soon for their field
of labor, and will devote the rest of
their life in Persia in the missionary
work. For a number of years he was
principal of the Caledonia high school.
Mr.. C. l.. Wood is experimenting
and building the link of road from
Flint Hill TO the State line. This is
the first good road building that has
been done in the county this year.
District one has the best public roads
in the county, due to the untiring eff
forts of our efficient Supervisor, the
Hon II. II. Walters, who is always
looking after the general upbuilding
of his district.
Rev. X. A. Tucker and interesting
family of Grenada, Mr.. and Mrs K.
w. Flint of Aberdeen and their niece,
Miss Cornne Nickles, of Columbus,
spnt last week pleasantly camping
at Shin Springs.
Corporal ". a. Myers, Messrs.
Luther COckerham, Chas. OFT and
Murphy Boyd, are Caledonia boys
who returned home from France the
past week, all being in active ser
vice for over twelve months. They are
receiving a loyal w!came back home.
Mrs. Ellen Jameson was called
to Greenwood Springs, last week by
the death of her sister, Mrs. Emma
Crenshaw, who was II years of age.
She had been a great sufferer for
a number of years. She Ieaves
three sisters and two brothers to
mourn her loss. She was devoted to
her family.
Sleep on dear sister, there will be
family reunion in the sweet by and
by, where there are no more sad
partings.
Mr.. Roy Egger, proprietor of the
Caledonia ice cream parlors, is adding
nice line of fancy groceries. Mr.. K.
w Egger is business manager of this
anterprising firm, which is supplying
a long felt want in our town.
Mr. George Muffer is painting and
overhauling Hon. H. II. Walters
house, and when finished it will be
one of the prettiest hons in this sec
ton
Mr.. j. X Stillman spent last week
transacting business in Birmingham.
He reports Zine trip.
Mr.. Henry Whitlock and family of
Sheffield, Ala, spent last week the
gust of his brother, Mr.. V. c. Whit
lock.
JOlll AhOJlOH anu WllC VI Iu-
pelo, were visiting relatives in Gale
donia last week.
Mrs. Fannie Booth of Aberdeen. has
been the two weeks guest of her sis
tr, Mrs. Lou Lawrence.
Mr. l.. 5. Huffman of the + hot Hill
section spent last week visiting rela-
tives in Tuscaloosa, returning home
Friday.
MIR. Sam Owens, a successful far
mer of New Albany, was a welcome
visitor in Caledonia last week He
stated that crops were good in his
section.
Mr.. Glen Henderson Of Mobile,
spent last week in the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hender-
son. He is one of the Caledonia boys
dat is making good in the business
world.
Mr. and Mrs. John Motion Of Tu-
peiO We're welcome visitors in Gale
donia Tuesday
Misses Carrie and Gladys Evens, of
a4rollton spent last week making
glad the home of their sister, Mrs
3. Owen. These charming young
ladies have a host of friends here
who are always glad to have them
visit in their homes
Miss Lucille Walters was royalty en-
tertained, as the weekend guest of
her friends, Misses Irene and Vesta
GOolsby.
Mrs. LAURA Broyles OF Jackson,
assistant librarian, was an honored
visitor in Caledonia Thursday Mrs.
Broyles has a host of friends here in
her old home, that are always glad
q welcome her in our homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Jameson and
little son, We're entertained at supper
Sunday night in the home of the
writer.
Mrs II. H. Walters and charming
Miss Bessie, spent the week
end in West Point visiting relatives
and friends,
Mr.. S. A. Honnell sold his farm last
week 10 Mr.. J. G. Castell of Monroe
county. The price has not been made
puohc yet.
McCRARI.