The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-05
CALEDONIA.

4 lIuly u VI laLldu WOltdli mas Dccll
called home. In the death Of Mrs.
Dodson the members of the family
/ fully and keenly realize their loss.
/ She was a devoted wife and mother
and her devotion to those she loved
would make a bright chapter in any
i life. While she has gone from the
enes, the conflicts, the sorrows and
i the pleasures of life, she will still
T live il the hearts Of those who lIew
4 her best Her retiring nature led
I her to hide her best qualities from
/ The public gaze, but they were re-
/ vealed to those who enjoyed her ac-
4 ouairtance. Yet is was in her home
! that her true worth was fully realized.
/ She was a kind and devoted wl1e, 9
/ loving mother and her devotion 20 her
/ f.mily circle had no limit.
/ A large concourse of friends. and
1 relatives followed her to her grave 70
oay their last said rites. Her grave
was a mound of beautiful floral o9er'
j ing from friends ard loved one.
/ She leaves a devoted husband and
eight children ard thirty-two grand
/ children to mourn her less.
The funeral service was conducted
/ at The Rowan cemetery by Rev. W. W.
Hartsheld. The following grand chill
dren acted as pail bearers: Messrs. +.
j. Goolsby, Mallory podson, H. H.
4 Dodson, Fl. Dodson and Grady Dodso1 J..
Rev. W. f. Mott, pastor OF the
Christian church at Columbus, preach
] "a n very impressive sermon at the
7 the Christian church in Caledonia on
Su day o ttober 26th. He Will M the
pulDit in Caledonia every fourth sun
cav afternoon at 400 clock.
Mr.. 4. +. Wells, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Iobn Wells. retur ed to the u. s.
NAVY last week, after spending sew
eral weeks at home. Re VIII go on
his ship at New Orle5rs. He expects
to remain in the navy for number OF
! years. ,,,a.,l
citizen Of the Klondyle section, was a
business visitor in Caledonia Friday.
MIR. ], w, Gallop, Of the Border
4 Strings section was among the .vlsl-
TORS IN Caledonia Saturday. 1t = sald
+ that he makes the best molasses OF
env one in the state.
The muiy friends of Mrs. J. +. Mar
1 ker will he sorry to learn that she IS
on the sick list. Hope she will soon be
out again. ~.
Messrs. c. H. and J. w. Ellis, wer1
shaking hands with their numerous
friends on the streets Of Caledonia
I Thursday.
/ Mr.. c. w. Rye, a prominent citlze
of Monroe county. was Il business Wis
itor in our berg Friday.
II rTboD sad w. "A.
Myers motored to Columbus Friday.
Mr.. Albert Russell, cf Alabama
was in Caledonia Friday. lie Was
looking for a home il this sectlon'
He says that the tax is 50 high IN
/ Alabama that a common farmer can
not live. He says that everything 81
taxed but the chickens, d NJ II
looking for tax to be placed or
them in a few years. .
MIR. N. Il. Lawrence motorei to
Columbus Saturday in his new Regal
MIR. Jaln Wells and daughter, Mix
tel. snent Monday in Vernon, Ala.
Rev\ w. w. Hartisfeld, the min
lister was royalty entertained at dil-
ner on last Sunday in the hospltaol
home of Mr.. j. r. Parker OF the An
drews Chapel section,
\ Miss Vera Wells spent Monday N
Columbus shopping
Mr.. ana Mrs W. NJ. Jumper, OF Ab-
erdcen, made glad the home Of the
writer on last Sunday. He was look
inp out for house in Caledonia. But
the same CID song was sing, no house
or room for any more. Oar town Is
full grown.
Mr.. Ypd Mrs. ". b. and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Vaughn motored to Col9m-
bus Wednesday, While there they
were entertained by Mr.. and MIS-
Thompson.
yhe friends of Mrs. Sallie Harris,
wit ne plad to learn that she Is fast
recovering from the fall she sustain
ed a few weeks ago.
! The many friends of Mrs. Molll
Henderson win be sorry to hear OF
her serious illness. Hope she will
soon be restored to health again.
Mr. Clarence Smith is remodelnc
his house and when finished he will
have beautiful country home. While
nj this hospitable home last Thursday
Mrs. Smith showed as. through heI
enc garden which Is fun Ct ,ho fnes'
q vegetables. The bean vines are full
Of nice tender beans. The coliards
will measure three feet across. She
gave us a stalk of pepper that hao
over 1900 full grown pods Of long re-
cayenne pepper, she SAYS she vii
gather three or four bshels. Her YARD
is full of beautiful flowers, all in fui
bloom.
Mr.. Smith reports a fine crop on hi,
place. This farm was settled January
1922 by Mr. Biley Egger, who came
TO this country from South Carolina
and was a grad uncle'of the writer I.
mother This farm is in 9 high state
of cultivation and is not on the marke
al any price.
The 0uinIns That Does tOt Affect the dC1
Because OF rs tonic and laxative effect. I.AXA