The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-03-03

most agreeable entertained.
Mr. T.. B. Gore, Of Mcshan. was
transactlng business IN Carrollton on
Tuesday. Mr.. Gore, up to few
weeks ago, was a prominent merchant
Of his town, but he sold his stock to
Mr.. J. T. McShan. Jr., and now is bust
ly engaged in erecting a saw mill
which will soon be in operation.
Dr. J. P. Brothers, a prominent den
list Of Birmingham, spent a few days
Of last week in this county enjoying a
last hunt this season for quail. The
bird season came to a close on last
! Saturday.
Mr.. j. L. Harper, Of Archer, was
looking after business matters in Car
rollon last Saturday.
Hon. NJ. B. Curry spent q part Of
the past week in Montgomery on
(, business.
Mr.. William billiard, Of Reform
spent several days Of last week in Car
rollton holding down a clerical posi-
ton in the Bank Of Carrollton during
7 the absence Of the assistant cashier
Miss Ethel Ferguson, who was kept
at home on account of Illness in her
family.
Mr.. T. L. Gass, who moved from
this county few months ago to Ma
rion, near which place he is operating
saw mill, was a visitor in Carroll
ton few days ago, and was extend
ed a cordial greeing by his many
friends in this city.
Mrs. Lavenia Marler has returned
to her home in Elrod, after spending
several days in Carrollton with her
relatives.
Mr.. w. r. Fitzpatrick, of the State
Line, was mingling with friends at
the county seat last Monday.
Miss Annie Phillips, who Is now
making her home in Birmingham, i
an appreciated visitor in the home O
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. i
Phillips.
Mr.. 8. c. Haynie, Of st. Louis, Mo.
spent part Of last week with rcla
tives in the hebron section.
We are pleased to note the rapl'
Improvement in the condition of Mrs
W. p. Ferguson and daughter, Mis-
Trannic Ferguson, who have been suf
fering the past week from an attacl
Of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Niece, Of Cliff
tonville, Miss, were welcome guest
the past week in the home Of Mr.. Nc
Gees mother, Mrs. Jennie Niece, j
Carrollton.
DR.. Ben I. Rapport, of Cairolltor
: is having material placed on tn
ground for the erection of moder
II home lust east Of the residence Of ID
III II, B. Upehurch, ON Spring Street. ID
Il Rapport has acquired other buildin
lots on this same street and viii at a
early date begin construction OF seV
eral houses which he will offer 70
sale. Should any parties desire to bu
Immediately, the house will be bull
according to their plans.
III Mr.. Bonner Curry, who holds a pc
sition with the Coca-Cola Bottling Go
at Aliceville, spent Sunday in Carroll
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
M. B. Curry.
III Mrs. M. F. Gore is expected hon.
l this week from Birmingham, wher
has been for the past two weeks wit
relatives.
II Mr.. II. G. Harper, of Reform, wa
transacting business in Carrollton las
Fridy.
III The family Of Mr.. j. V. McCaffert'
and his sister, Miss Ruby McCaffert,
are recovering from an attack of II
/ fuenza, which will be pleasing new
II to their many friends.
IL Messrs. Louis Fitzpatrick and Cla!
II ton Cox spent part Of the past wee
II with Mr.. w. F. fitzpatrick, enjoyin
II a bird hunt.
II Mr.. Howard Fitzpatrick spent Sc
II eral days the past week visiting h
wife, at Gordo, where she is sick
the home Of her mother.
i Collins & Garrison are erecting
;. saw mill on the Bonner place, "
! miles south on Reform, on the Ca
rollton road.
iii During the past week many of Il
people Of this county took advantal
iii of the open weather and planted ga
III dens, but the cold spell that follow
will no doubt call for another plan
ing Of seed.
Nc Mrs. Wesley Fitzpatrick left on So
i urday for Tuscaloosa and Birmin
: ham. where she will spend sever
= days with relatives.
. Mrs. B. F. Cooper returned on Sa
urday to her home in the SpriT
Hill neighborhood, after a pleasa
II ;.;, +o ralatives in Aliceyille,