The Columbus dispatch., 1920-12-08

II seems ne committed suicide this
fact is stoutly denied by friends, who
set up the claim chat he was using it
for relief from pain. He had many
friends who viii learn Of sudden death
with profound sorrow.
Mr.. 0. B. Yarbrough, of the Sapps
community, was spending Sunday
with friends in Calrollton.
Mr.. ]. H. Cox, of Pickensville. was
transacting business in CarroIlton on
Monday of last week.
Mr.. Bob Basinger, of Spring Hill,
was mingling with friends in Carroll.
ton on Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Bob Basinger, Of Spring Hill,
was mingling with friends in Carroll
ton on Tuesday Of last week.
Mrs. J. w. Cox attended the funeral
of Mrs. C. L. Lincoln in Columbus the
past week, returning to her home in
Carrollton Wednesday.
Mr.. Will Binion. OF Fox Trap, Miss,
was among the business visitors in
Carrollton during the early part of
the past week.
Mr.. J. w. Feds, of Henry's beat,
was at the county seat last week on
business.
Mr.. Ed Baldwin, Of Cochrane, was
/ in Carrollton the early part Of last
week on business.
Mr.. C. T. Corwin, prominent drug
gist of Tuscaloosa, who was formerly
located at Aliceville, was in the coun-
ty the past week with relatives and
friends.
1 Mrs. Johnnie Glover, accompanied
-by her son, Mr.. Jim Peterson, was in
Carrollton shopping last Friday.
Mr. 0. B. Locke, popular young
gentleman of Columbus, was in the
county the past week associating with
our merchants in the interest of the
wholesale grocery firm Of 7. J. Locke.
He was working Bob 0'Brien's terri
tory, who was detained at home from
illness.
Mrs. Henrietta 0wings has returned
TO her home in Carrolton from de-
hghtful stay of the past three weeks
with her brother, Mr.. Jim Gardner,
in Admission.
Miss Irene Moore, the efficient
music teacher in the County High
School at Reform, was the welcome
week k-end guest Of relatives and
friends in Carrollton.
Mr.. J. w. Bailey, of Pine Grove, was
an appreciated business visitor in
Carrollton on Monday Of last week.
Mr.. w. A. Scott is spending several
days with relatives in Reform. lila
pleasing news of this popular young
man to learn that he is rapidly re-
covering from the operation which
was performed in Birmingham several
weeks ago.
Mr.. w. r. Rodgers, one of the good
citizens of Pickensville, was with rel
atives in Carrollton one day the past
week.
Mr.. J. A. Lee transacted business
in Reform last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Storey, Of Stafford, ar
rived during the past week and is
spending some time in the home Of
her son, Mr.. W. H. Storey.
Friends of Judge and Mrs. B. G.
Robson are delighted to learn that
their young son, John Marshall, who
has been seriously i'll for several
weeks, is rapidly recovering and al
ready showing signs of being himself
again.
Mr.. j. F. Pratt, who has been max
ing his home in Reform for a num-
ber of years, has recently disposed of
his holdings in that section and with
his family removed to town filled
with big-hearted and courteous people
and we venture the assertion he will
be well pleased with his new home.
Hon. j. w. Loving, one of the legal
lights of Columbus, was in Carrollton
one day last week on professional busi-
ness.
Mr.. w. Z. Garner, United States
deputy marshal with headquarters in
Birmingham, was in the county last
week for the purpose of arresting
parties on warrants from the United
States court. He returned to Bir-
mingham Thursday with two white
men charged with distilling in this
county.
Messrs. c. NJ. Brandon and w. +.
Fitzpatrick, Of the Oak Ridge COM
munity, We're among the business visi-
tors in Calrollton the early part of
the past week.
Hon. Jack NJ. Pratt has returned
from Montgomery and Prattville,
where he spent several days of last