The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-02
SUFFICIENT.

few days in Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Lenzy have
been spending a few days with
Mrs. b. M. Molloy.
Mrs. Demsey Guyton and chill
dren of Amory, were visitors in
town the past week
We regret to learn of the death
Of Prof. Wilson of Fayette the past
week.
Wesley Horton. Grady Brown and
Ross Hollis had a narrow escape
Tuesday night while car riding,
turning their car over into a twelve
foot ditch.
Joe Eolly was in the city Tues
cay on has return from Birming-
ham, where he had been to visit
his wife who is there In the hos
pital.
Mr.. Ed. Y. Hill is very sick a
This writing
News of. the death of Herbur'
Ford of Hamilton, in an infirmary
in Birmingham, has just been re-
/ ceived.
A very large congregation attend
/ by Rev. Killingsworth.
Several of our boys at ended Tx
football game in Vernon.
Mr.. Lolley, the timber estimator
for the Quinn Mill Co., was in the
city Wednesday.
Murray Flynn of Beaverton has
bought Earnest MaddoX's home and
viii move here.
A very large crowd is expected
in SUFFICIENT on the 3lst, of Oct. and
part of November, to attend the
horse traders convention,
Metcalf and Ray are off to st.
Louis to buy car of fine mules
We were pleased to have Mr.
Ley with us one day the past week.
He was in Sulligent during tn
great Liberty Loan CAMPAIGN an6
helped in the great drive. Mr. La
reports having spent the summer If
/ Montgomery working in the inter
est Of the good road bill that W.
passed With out a doubt. We viii
have good roads throughout Ala
hama.
The Standard Oil Co. is lookin
ont a location for an oil station
Sufficient. They have the land II
c''ostion for the tanks and will fr
nish all the s1rroundinr towns vii
gasoline lubricating and lamp oil.
Mr.. Green Moslev was called +
Enslcy Friday to see his son VIII
WIS seriously hurt in the. stee
plant there.
Joho A. Cobb has been apDointef
tax adiuster for Lamar county
Attorney Kelly. Of Vernon wa
in the city Saturday.
Frank OXFORD Trash, who twas
shot in Amory by DR.. Beacham
some time ago. died in a hospital u
Birmingham Thursd7v, Oct y
Frank had a position with ~
Frisco ct the Itino If his misfor
tune and was in Sulligent goo
deal of his time Ho leaves ma
friends here who VII mourn HI
death,
Miss Stella Prow~,. hoollkeeoer p
Besscmer fer TIE r. c. |. Co. !
tatino her vacation with relative
in Sullge0t.
Ex-s sheriff Strickland, was on ou'
street Monday.
CLYDE Matthews and NJ. w. Crihh
have gore TO Birmi0rham to hrin
back a new Overland car the
have purchased,
Mr.. and Mrs j.. Cheelev BIZ
Delaney Johnnie Mccall ard he
visitors, Nis7es Marion Pearce forr
Carbon Hill and Stella Brown G.
BIRMINGHAM, motore1 to Fayett'
Sundav spending the evening wit
Mrs Neamv.
Miss Eva Harrison from Jack
son. Tenn. was y weekend que
of Miss Ea'e Ruckelcw.
Mrs. V. f. Metcalf is the CUES
Of hor son. J. f.. Metcaf,
= On Friday. Oct. oath at b"
"Uorso .7n-the-hiU." Mrs. T. N
Choelev vorv rloasautlv entertaino
p number If ladies', who were ssle'
to meet Mrs. Ebert Nash Of ke2
lucky
nuriar thu afternoon Miss Le'l
OGDEN charmed everyone with he
voi-c, whVe Miss Irene Moore
0iauo numbers received much ar
plause.
Tho tea-tablc. where cakes an
card'es were set on a cover of line
and l@ce ovor satin. was most tempt
in~. Nrs. Jotn Eleanor M0t-7lf ar
N'N7 Evalca Paul presided here.
The r,,~st list in"l''ied the fol.
,oyvi~g: Ncedav,es r J Young.
p Var~iS. Pvrd " 7. B""klov W
W. Oc5on. N. n Holie Clyde Ma
'l,~--s. Too P',ekolow, W T. Sr-in'~
field. F. G. Lewho1, Ra.-'y'ond P"d
lo-, C. = Ionee a L. Hiu. r. "
"l-r'-. Waltz WOOD L. T Dun
F. 7 Ou7~torr1sn. F',-a~s P~"wn
aud John Cuvtor md 49, 'Iisso-
pucklos. Ogden Hollis. HIl. Back
low SHELTON Netcalf Paul, Pearce
n'-arles. Lamnlio. Woods Cilmoro
eihlev Oliver Wrigr' Shirley am
Dorroh4 Also the following fr,~