The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-11-10


who was suspended and ordered from
the house after stormy session dur
Ing the discussion of the governments
bill for restoration OF order In ireland.
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casting a vote, putting one in straight
for the democratic nominees.
Superintendent of State Banks re-
Gently issued call for statement
Of all banks doing business under the
state laws at the close of business
October %, and during the past week
the six institutions of this county pub
lished their statements showing the
CONDITION of each bank on this date.
According to these published state
ments these banks had on hand in
dividual deposits amounting to 1867,
428.17, which is a good showing, not
withstanding the depressed financial
condition of the country at the pres
tent time.
While returning from a foot ball
game at Aliceville late last Friday
afternoon an automobile driven by
Mrs. Hal Williams, of Gordo, plunged
into a ditch two miles south of Car
rollton, and miracle was performed
that no one was seriously injured,
The ditch is about twelve feet wide
and ten feet deep. Approaching the
bridge is long sand bed and it is
believed that the driver lost control Of
the machine, as she missed the bridge
almost entirely, the left fore wheel
passing over one corner and plunged
into the depths below. Mrs. Williams
stated that she was driving very slow
lly at the time of the accident and this
may have saved the occupants of the
car serious injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Collins, Of
Ethelville, have been with Carrollton
relatives several days of the past
week.
I Rev. r. L. Dill delivered his last
sermons of the conference year at the
Methodist Church in Carrolton Sun
day, leaving today, Monday, for an
nual conference at Gadsden. Mr. Dill
has served the Carrollton-Aliceville
charge faithfully and well the past
three years and states that he has an
exceptionally fine report to make al
the conference for this charge. Al
the eleven o'clock service Sunday five
members were received in the church
three by letter and two by baptism.
Mrs. w. S. Bell, of Ethelville, was
elected last week as justice of tn,
peace of Yorkville beat, which EN-,
. braces that section surrounding Ethel
vile. Mrs. Bell is lady of talent anC
refinement, well qualified to fill tn,
position to which she has been elect
ed, and her friends are predicting |
successful term.
Friends in Pickens county, the for
mer home of Mr.. Luther Curry, will
regret to learn of his continued i'll
ness at his home in Tuscaloosa, wher,
he has lived for number of years
His brother, Hon. M. B. Curry, lief
Carrollton Saturday for visit to hi'
home, and friends await with keer
interest favorable report as to his
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Fitzpatrick, Of
Clinton, were pleasant visitors to rel
atives and friends in this county Sun
day.
We are pleased to announce the re,
covery of John Marshall, the young
son Of Judge and Mrs. B. G. Robson
from serious illness Of pneumonia.
Mr.. S. F. Fitzpatrick has been con-
fined at his home the past few days
suffering from a slight illness. Hi:
condition is reported as somewhat i'm.
proved.
Mr. Wiley Springer, who has beer
making his home in Tuscaloosa county
since being discharged from the army
has accepted position with Mr.. A. z
Bell, Of Lois Springs, where he is be
ing greeted by his many friends il
this section.
We regret to note the illness Of
Mrs. George M. Collins at her home
in Carrollton the past week. The
many friends of this estimable lady
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