The Columbus dispatch., 1920-12-08

ness extending through several days.
Mrs. G. A. Eubanls, accompanied
by her son, Master John Eubauks, has
been ia Montgomery the past several
days, where she is consulting a spec
ialist Of that city.
Hon. George S. Youngblood, county
tax adiuster, has been in Carrolltan
during the past week making the
necessary preparations Of taking up
his duties as such officer about the
first Of the year.
Mr.. Benjamin Pierson, one of the
good old citizens Of Lathrop, was in
Carrollton Thursday on business.
Mrs. L. 7. Lang and Mr.. Charlie
Lang, of the Pickensville section, were
visitors in CarroIIton last Wednesday
Mr.. c. C. Richardson, Of Columbus,
was mingling with the people of this
county during the past week IN the
interest Of his business. Friends Of
Claude Richardson are taking an in
terest in his election for city council
man in his home town, and since all
opposition has withdrawn suppose he
will have easy sailing and make the
landing without any trouble.
Rev. J. M. Igou, who was recently
assigned the McShan circuit by the
North Alabama conference, has arriv-
ed with his family and taken up the
work as pastor of the churches COM
prising this circuit. The people of
McShan and the entire community are
extending them a most cordial well
come.
Mr.. Will Coleman, Of Pickensville,
was in Carrollton transacting busi-
ness last Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. H. Bassinger, of Spring Hill,
was among the business visitors in
Carrollton last Friday.
Mr.. Holmes Martin, Of Pickensville,
accompanied by his little grand
daughter, Stacy Mae Stewart, were
appreciated visitors in Carrollton on
Saturday of last week.
Rev. and Mrs. j. M. Igou and Miss
Lucille Shepherd, of McShan, were IN
Columbus last Thursday shopping.
Mr.. Henry Jones, of Spring Hill
beat, was mingling with Carrollton
friends last Wednesday.
The new Methodist Church at Nc
Shan is being erected and those in
charge of the building are using every
effort possible to rush the work to
completion. This building will be one
Of the best in the county when com
pleted and fully large enough to fill
the needs of that community. The
good people of McShan and community
are to be congratulated on the man
ner in which they took hold of the
matter of erecting a church building
and they expect to have the building
in use within the next few weeks. a
Mr.. George H. Lee, of the Union
Chapel neighborhood, was welcome
visitor in Carrollton last Friday. d
Mr.. ]. E. Daniel, of Gordo, was
transacting business at the county seat
one day the past week.
Mr.. Clarence Z. Pratt, of Columbus,
was mingling with his old friends at
McShan last Thursday.
Mr.. ]. L. Smith, of Reform, was at
the capitol of Pickens county last
Thursday looking after business mat
ters.
Mr.. N. S. McShan transacted busi-
ness in Columbus on Tuesday of last
week.
Mr.. Robert Hill, who has been max
ing his home in New Orleans the past
several months, arSved the past week
and is making relatives and friends
ten days visit.
Mr.. M. R. Woods, who formerly
resided at Ethelville, but who has for
the past year or more resided in BE-
mingham, died at his late residence
in that city during the past week.
His remains were shipped back to the
old home Saturday for burial, Deceas
ed was at the time Of his death sixty
five years of age and is survived by
five daughters and two sons, who have
the deepest sympathy of many friends |
in their hour Of sad bereavement.
Mr.. r. A. Reteer, of the Archer
section, was in Carrollton last Fri
day looking after business matters.
Rev. r. l.. Dill returned Friday
from Montgomery, where he spent
several days of last week in attend
ance upon the State Masonic lodge,
which was in session in that city,
Mr.. N, S. Curtis, Of Coalfre, drop
ped in on his Carrollton friends one