The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-11-19
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Mr.. VIII Thomas Of Steens, was in
the city the past week. Mr. Thomas
has bought a grocery store in Col
umbus and will move his family
here.
Ernest Metealfe of Fayette, has ac-
cepted a position with the Spruill
Mil Co.
The Frisco has had lady oper-
ator for the past week, she havino
AIKEN Early Broom's place.
pr. Raymond Redden was called 10
Vernon Thursday 20 see Mrs Wallace
Cobb, who has been very ILL., Mrs
Redden accompanied him.
Mrs Virginia Metcalfe has been on
Che sick list but we are glad to say
she Is better AT this writing.
Grandmother Truman who is blind,
is we are sorry tolearn very sick /
ot the home Of her daughter, Mrs .
/ Den Noe oa Route >. /
AZ or spending few days with .
I relatives and friends, Miss Beatrice .
/ priddv has returned 90 her school at
1 Russelville.
There were no services ut the
Methodist church Sunday morning
Rev. Mathison having been called 60
South Alabama to the see his mother
who is very i'll, she having stuck a
nail in her foot.
Otis Dodson Of Winfield, while on
. visit to his aunt in Thofadale
Texas, was run down and killed by
International Great Southern train
on Tuesday the 18th. Otis was on
visit to his aunt, Mrs. Pace. who
resides near Thondale, and having
~o1ght a train 20 ride 20 town. In
his attempt to get off the train ~ ,
fell between the cars and was killed
Misses Johnnie Motcnlf and Stella
Brown were the quests Of Miss Mari
~~nn Pearce in Carbon Till SunAov
Miss Pearce returning hone witt
them
Born INTO Mr. and Mrs Gully
Roberts SATURDAY. n littlo rirl
r G. Metcplfe end wife snert
Sunday with Mrs Metcalfe's sister {
Mrs Taylcr. at Crews S
Fred Ogden spent Sunday with \
his family, returning Monday to .h2
University.
Miss Tollie Henson of Crews, We VI
n the city Saturday shopping. p
Mrs. j. A. Poe sister OF W. w c
Ogden, VIII move here nev. week,
having turned her farm over 70 Jos, ,
rankin
Mrs. w ]. Thornton and ntt \
babe Of Birmingham, are with heir L
randparen.s, Pr and Mrs. i, J. Il
Reddcn. 81
MIR. and Mrs. Cecil H. Comp, the ~
ncwly-wcds, have returned to Ec
home Of the bride in Vernon, after a.
n short honeymoon trip. So
Attorney John s Stone, IF BW
mingham spent Saturday with his
w'fe's sister Mrs. r, H. Redden. Mr.. d,
Stose reports the nlition OF lfg nj
wife, who is now in North Crralina.
as being greatly improved.
Mrs. Birdie Hill left Thursday for
where sha, goes to consult
3 physician.
Mrs. Lillian Chceley, in company a
with the ladv teachers Of tho SGlh- !,
rent High School, motored to Column =,
BUS SUNDAY and spent Che day.
Pete Hollis, one Of our homo toys m
1ut now living in Amory, spenl Sun be
lay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. N. Hollis
Miss Taylcr, ono Of the Vernon
cachers was a pleasant visitor here
Sunday.
Willie Cody Of Detroit, and MISS
Azzie Lee jenkins of Pine Springs,
we're married az the brides home
N last Sunday. Mr.. Owen of Green
wood Springs. Miss and Miss Redonia
}laylock and Mr. Pickle and Miss
lula Camp Of Pine SPRINGS were
lso married. Squire Anae Irwin Of
iciated
Tom Lampkin left MONDAY night
or Kansas City. whe h. goes to enter
n ochanical school Tom is an A.
God boy and CIR very best wishes
, with IN.
Bradley Metcalfe and Will Price
'radey did the electric wiring Of
he new homes on Vernon Street Of
I. V. Matthews and r. a. Sizem0re.
Rev. II. II. Haygood returned from
Sa 'urday, where he at
'nded the Baptist Convention. Bro.
Iaygood reports the death OF a Bap
ST minister from Texas, during Che
death being caused By
cute Indigestion.
We arc sorry 10 learn that Mrs.
. NJ Malloy continues very i'll.
Mr.. Kenneth Edwards of Gunters-
lie, was the guest Of Miss Irma
<elton Sunday.
Joe J. HARRISON Of Indianapolis,
as the guest of Miss Johnnie Met
life Sunday. Mr. HARRISON was en-
,ute to Fort Smith where he will
zen an office as architect.
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