The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-09-28
SuLLIGENT.

} SULLIGENT.
! North Lamar had a nice rain
, Monday evening.
The farmers are bringing in 3
very little and report short crops.
good deal of cotton, but selling
Mr.. Jas. Nj. Chiefly has returned
10 North Carolina to bring bach
his wife and car.
I Mr.. Allen Jorden, the insure nee
man from Columbus, was on OIL
streets last week.
Mr.. j. ]. Weeks, rural mail
carrier Of Crews Depot. was doing
business in Sulhgent Saturday.
I Tol Metealf is numbered with our
business men now having bought
the market on front street
j. f. Metcalf is able to be out
after a few DAYS sickness.
Mr.. w. p. Bradley gave a free
show at the Victory theatre Tues
day night of last week.
Miss Miriam Pearce Of Carbon
Hill was a pleasant visitor of Miss
Johnnie Metcalf the past week.
Miss Pearce and Miss Willie Jack
son, one of Sulligent's charming
young ladies, will teach at Beaver
ton this winter. School will open
October first.
Mrs. Davis and daughter. Miss
Anna, are visiting friends in the
city at this writing.
Mrs. Connie Sa,ldlin, Of the Pine
Spring neighborhood died Friday
in an infirmary in Birmingham.
Mrs. Sandlin was stricken some
weeks ago with typhoid fever and
with relapse of fever ,ock pneu-
monia. Her remains arrived IN
Sulligent Saturday night and car
ried TO the family burymg ground
at Pine Springs Sunday.
The Sunday accommodation train
has been extended through from
Windfield to Amory, making it
much more convenient for the PEG
pie.
Mrs. L. D. Byrd is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Byron Woods of
Birmingham.
The small mill that is being put
down for the purpose of saving
lumber for the replacing of the big
mill, will soon be in operation and
ere long Sulligent will have a mill
worth while.
There seems to be a general cpl
demic of colds over the country.
Some very sick people. as the
papers predict recurrence Of flu,
makes us little fearful that this
is light form of flu.
Mrs. V. f. Metcaf. who spent the
summer months with relatives out
West. is expected home soon.
Mrs. Woods Armstrong, Of Watt.
Texas, with her two little girls. are
visiting DR., Armstrong; mother
at this writing.
DR.. Berry Of Amory was in the
city Saturday. having come over to
see Miss Willie Woods.
A neat sum was realized by those
who sold ice cream on the streets
to get money to furnish the school
laboratory.
Mr.. Knowltcn Hollis, Of Amory
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Hollis, Sunday.
Misses Oliver and Wright Mr.
$. G. Johnson and Will Ogden
motored to Columbus Sunday going
by way of Aberdeen,
The little babe of Alex Dove died
'sear here on Route ?. last week.
Mr.. Murray Paul and Miss Nollie
Strawbridge. Route 4, were married
at their home the past week.
The Sulligent high school organi
Zed a Literary Society Saturda
afternoon with Dewey Morris Presi
dent, Miss Allen Brown. vice presi !
dent and Miss Ola Graham, secre
tary. Prof Pegues announced that |
at later date they would ARRANGE I
for a contest with Lamar and Mar /
ion county high schools.
We are glad to learn Of the i'm
provement of Mr. Newt Henson. /.
after suffering some days from n L
fall he received
Little Paul Stone. of B,rminghao.
while visiting his grandparents Mr. |,
md Mrs. r. w Cobb. had the mis-
ortune to fall from a tree breakinp
10Th his arms
Miss Beatrice Priddv left fo,
Ala. where she will
each this winter
The ladies Of the Missionary
'ociety had a social meeting Mon
av afternoon with Mrs. lohl Waite
CRYING refreshments and all enjoy
ne good time
Miss Ottie Buckley left a few
avs ago for Canadians. Texas.
here she viii teach history in
Ugh schools there
NJ. ID. Buckley left for Valparaiso.
nda., to enter the University.