The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-07-13


Many friends in this county sympa-
thize deeply with the family of Mr..
+. C. Chapman, who died at his home
in Columbus last Saturday. He was a
son Of Mr.. T. p. Chapman, deceased
a former sheriff Of this county. Mr..
Chapman went TO Columbus when
quite a boy, and connected himself
with a popular drug establishment,
and later on was for years one Of the
most popular druggists Of that city,
Mrs. George W. Lyles returned 70
her home in Birmingham last week,
after spending. a few days as a guest
of her mother, Mrs. T. J. Duncan, in
Reform.
Mr.. William Propst, Of Columbus,
is in the city TO assist in winning a
series Of ball games from. team re-
presenting Pensacola, Fla, which
plays on the local lot Tuesday and
Wednesday. Only one game will be
played Tuesday, but q double header
will be pulled off on Wednesday after
noon, and a large crowd is expected
10 see the contest.
Mrs. +. r. Kirkley returned 10 her
home in Columbus last Tuesday, after
a pleasant stay of few days with
her sons at Aiceville.
Miss Lillian Clark, charming
young lady Of Nashville, Tenn, has
been in the city the past week, a
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Walter Me
zee. She and Mrs MeGee expect TO
leave NJ ednesday for Rienzie, Miss,
where they 40 for visit to Their
grandmother, Mrs J. =. Clark.
Miss Lauca Stapp, who has been
spending the past several months m
Birmingham, has returned to her
nome near Carrollton, where she rs
beng extended "a cordial welcome
from her many friends.
KEY. Ii. l.. Oil returned last Thurs
day from Columbus, Ohio, where he
had been for several days attending
the Centenary Celebration of the
Methodist church While absent he
visited Niagara Falls and reports
most delightful trip.
Mrs. W p. Stribling and children,
who were guests of Carrollton rela-
tives the past week, returned Satur-
day to their home in Columbus.
Miss Mary Lancaster and Miss
Louise Zeigler, of York, have been
spending the past several days in the
city with friends. These popular
young ladies were members Of the
Iarroilton high school faculty last
session, and during their stay in the
city made many admiring friends who
are pleased to have them on this
occasion.
Miss Gladys Durrett, a popular
| 1900. la1,t ~ Eol,pnhuc uac a ytSi-
tor the past week in the home of
Misses Lavica and Lille Stapp, re-
turning TO her home the latter part Of
! the week.
Miss Clara Davis is welcomed from
Birmingham, where she has been for
several days.
Mrs. o. G. Kelley has returned
to her home in Ashville, N. c., after a
months stay in the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Cox.
The writer had the pleasure Of
meeting Mr.. Ed. Chappell, Of Colum-
bus, VINO, ~ Mrs. Chappell, was re
turning from a visit to his brother
Mr.. ". 7. Chappell, at Eutaw. Mr.
Chapel was reared in old Pickens, and
although he has been away for num-
Der of years, he still has an interest in
the county as indicated by questions
propOunded TO US, one of them being
.'Will Pickens county ever have good
roads ?" OF course we were compelled
to answer this question in the mega.
tive, as present conditions Indicate
DIR. and Mrs. j. p Brothers anc
children, of Birmingham, were week
: end guests of Carrollton relatives
having motored down to be present
at the Fourth Of July celebration.
Sunday papers carried the an
.nouncement that Martis S. Rodgers
! ,of Gordo, had been awarded the d.
C. for acts of bravery during tn
world war.
Mrs. j. A Lee and children, re
turned Sunday from Birmingham
where they had been for a week wit
relatives
Mr.. r. d. Algee, Of Birmingham
was numbered among those who cam
: to Carrollton for the celebration las
! week, and also visit his family VIII
are here with relatives.
Mr.. w. G. Robertson has been i
: Tuscaloosa the past few days wit
? relatives
Mr.. X. u. Macarthur, Of Reform
was transacting business in the cit
u Monday
Mr.. Joe Nettes, who is now max
: ing his home in Birmingham, cam
down and spent the week with hi
mother, Mrs. T. b. Nettles, and othe
+ relatives.
Mr.. L. NJ. Sanders and Mr.. Wi
Coleman, of Pickensville, were busi
ness visitors in the city Monday
Mr.. Felix A. Gunter, of Columbu.
one Of the old warriors of the co..
was mere for the celebration on tn
} Fourth and seemed TO enjoy himsel
throughout the time He is known b
many people Of the county, and re
ceived a cordial greeting from hi
! hundreds If friends down this way
D Mrs. Annie Wilson and son, Rollin
: Of Tuscaloosa, have been in Carroll
: ton the past week as guests in IN
3 home Of Mrs. Wilson'S sister, Mr..
, J Y MeCaffetry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Johnson an
.. little daughter. Of Washington. pr
rived last Thursday for month