The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-23

action on the part Of the citizens Of
the town son extinguished the flames
with slight damages.
Rev. Y. ID. Haney, Of Ethelville,
was visitor in Carrollton a part Of
the past week. Rev. Haney has re-
Gently come 20 Ethelville from Bed
ford, Lamar county, to take charge
Of the Baptist churches of Ethelville,
Pine Grove, Mineral Springs, Hickory
Grove and Union Chapel and will
serve these people as pastor. This
gentleman is receiving a cordial well
come TO our county and it is hoped
that much good will result from his
able efforts.
Mr.. Ed Anderson, of Tuscaloosa.
was in Reform the latter part of last
week looking after matters connected
with his automobile business in the
Druid City. Mr. Anderson is a son Of
Presiding Elder r. W. Anderson. and
resided in Carrollton several years
ago when his father was pastor of the
Methodist church of this place, and
his friends are always pleased to have
him back in the county.
Miss Mary Struthers, daughter Of
the late A. W. Struthers. who was
fUs nnr,ber Of Years editor Of the
West Alabamian, and who now makes
her home in Tuscaloosa, is an interest
ing g1est in the home Of friends in
Aliceville.
Mr.. t. J. Duncan has ratl1.led from
Hot Springs whore he had spent the
past four weeks Tbs many friends
in The county Of this gentleman will
he pleased 10 learn that he WAS great
ly benefited from he trip
Mrs Russell Webb and baby, of
West Point, Miss, are guests in the
home Of Mrs. Webb's sister. Mrs. A. !
Moses Windle
Mrs D. w. Miller returned last
Wednesday from Birminli am, where
she had been with relatives for sever
al days
Mrs j. NJ Macarthur has returned
to her home in Reform, after a de-
lightful visit to relatives in Miss.
Miss Ethel Rodgers, of Tuscaloosa,
is spending some time in the county
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 2. Rezier and
little son are now with Mrs. Refers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Harper,
of the Stansel section for a short
stay, stopping over on their return
from Georgia, where Mr.. Rezier has
been spending his vacation with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben /. Rapport re-
turned from Birmingham, where they
went to have their daughter, Kebecca,
examined by specialist, and the
friends Of the family will learn with
regret that the trouble with the |
little one has been pronounced par
alysis, but on account of her tender |
age it is believed that she will out
grow the trouble in the course of
time.
Mrs. James Suther has returned to
her home in York, after spending
few days pleasantly in the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Har- (
per, in Reform.
Mrs. William Mcpherson. Of Wash I
ington, arrived last Wednesday for |
an indefinite stay with her parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Macarthur, and |
other relatives in Reform.
Mrs. B. G. Mitchell, after delight (
full stay in the home of her cousin, /
Mrs. NJ. B. Curry, left Thursday for
where she spent the re- /
Of the week with relatives 4
before leaving for her home in Epes.
Mr.. j. NJ Morrow, of Aliceville, and
Mr.. A. D. Summerville, of Hickory, I
business in Tuscaloosa the
later part of last week.
Mr.. J. B. Hicks and Mr.. H. B. |
Of Bestick Beat, were in
Reform on business Friday
Mr.. W. p. Ferguson was among
those having business in Tuscaloosa /
during the past week.
Mrs. Cohen Eel has returned to
her home after a pleasant stay in
Fayette.
Mr.. Willard Sumner, the popular
conductor on the North end of the
A. T. & N. is welcomed home from |
his bridal trip embracing all the pre-
eminent cities of the North, east and !
west. Mr.. Sumner was married about |
one month ago to Miss Garth, of
Gainesville, and they are now plea
sanity domiciled in York, the south
ern terminus Of Mr.. Summers run.
Miss Lener Gore left re emily for
Walker county where she is teach
ing a summer school
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Weir, of Itta
Bana, Miss, were pleasant guests of
relatives in the city during the past
week, leaving Sunday for their home.
Mrs. d. ID. Patton returned Satur-
day from Birmingham, where she
spent the past week,
The oany friends over the county
of Mrs. w. f. Atkins will regret to
learn that she continues seriously i'll
at her home in Reform, and all will
join in the wish that she will soon re-
cover.
DR.. A. x. Collins, of Reform, was
in Mississippi the latter part of last
week.