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

the rear door of the store They took
the cash register and contents. cor
a.nng about $50 90 in small change
earle war savings stamps. The
REGISTER cost $500. The loss in
oBov and goods is estimated IT \
0da loilars or more. They took
mostly canned goods. Thev also
roka he LAT b OF n, gas ssatien as
they were in large car However
Mr.. Dowdle drained all the Gas out of
| he tank Fr' Law avaring No arrasts
have vet been made. The ofa .ers
hive tho names Of the parties and
hope to locate and make the arrests
few DAYS
Fvarvhodv's got so~~e music in
l<heir soul and tta voi9e If love is
SINGING tForgh il is hushe,l some
Zines fror' hepring However. va All
'ove tha dear old songs that orr faith
80 end ro'hers sang in tha long aoo.
Go let everybody come to Elbethel the
first S''rdav in July tn the all-dav
Sacred Harp singing. No other book
will be used
Among the social affairs of the Das+
week none was more ENJOYABLE than
the picnic party given b. the follow
in~ posebuds of Csladorio o., last
Saturday: Miss Jessia Uilsor Vel !
| low. Miss Willie F~pnr Miss Charfi, |
Grace Castor Misses Florence and |
Corinn Game There wa~- number |
of invited o-ies's Rock arl othar |
Games were enjoyed throughout the |
dav.
The Lowndes County Sin~i.,~ Con |
vention viii meet a. Flint HIP in an |
nual session Satvrdav and Sunday |
August Both and 31st All lovers Of I
invitation IN come and take par. IN |
this musical convention. Some Of the
best musical talent of Monroe. |
Lowndes and Alabama will be there.
Everybody welcome
Mr. Claud Wells and family of
West Point. spent the week end Wis
ting relatives and friends of Gale
donia.
Mr.. Layton Hilbern and family of
Fort Worth. Tex, and Mr.. Robert
Rhoads and family of West Point, are
camping at Kolola Springs this week.
Mr.. Hllbern is a native of Caledonia
and has : host Of relati 'es AMI friends
here that are glad to have him and
his family back in our homes for a
short time
Mr.. Harry Wells, who has been in
the u s. Navy for over a year. has
been granted an honorable DISCHARGE
and was welcomed home last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fannie Wells spent a few
days last week in the home of her
son. Mr.. Wiley Wells, of the Border
Springs section.
Mr. r. j. Gunter. one of the highly
esteemed citizens of Columbus spent
part of last week shaking hands with
his numerous friends of the Caledonia
section.
Mrs. D. H. Greer and DAUGHTER Of
Alabama were in Caledonia THURSDAY
shopping,
Mrs. J. W. Gardner of Columbus
is spending the midsummer in the
home of her brother, Mr.. L. y
Barrentine.
Hon. ]. C. Ledbetter of Crawford
and Judge Cummings Of Columbus
were royalty entertained "Wednesday
night in the hosptable home of Hon
H. H. Walters.
Mr.. c. W West spent lest week l.,
Columbus with his manv friends,
Mrs. Evans, after spendino sovora
weeks in the home of her DAUGHTER
Mrs B. Owens, returned to her homo
in Carlton last Thursday.
Mrs. Velma Flqua of Columbus
spent last week in the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Brown
of the Flint Hill section.
Mr.. John Richards. nrominn,,4
business man Of Columbus snant nar'
of last week looking after his poli+-
ical interests of the Caledonia sec
ton.
Quite a number from Caledonia at
tended the singing at Rural Hill or
last Sunday. All report the singin~ ,
one of the best of the season.
Miss Mite Feger of Danvilla Ark ,
is Snendiu~ tho sl,rrr'or in Tho hor,o
~ her motion Mrs Mar4ha Fqgar of {
EaSt Caledonia.
Mrs Geo Tawreroe is srerd're +hi~
week in the homo ~ l-o~ son Mr.. NaaI
Lawrence Of West Caledonia.