The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-10

BLAIR great
and invitation of the Columbus Centennial and
week 1t is impossible for this whether will be able to
attend not but shall certainly do business engagements permit
Ime.
SIMS. Birmingham Ala-I very
the Columbus Centennial October born Columbus and lived
there until 1893 Please have reserved for the hotel for the
three days
GEO FRIERsON New Orleans La feel honOd having received
one of these invitations which that old schoomates and
qunaes have not forgotten know nothing that will prevent me
from being Columbus the dates mentoned fact am enthusiasts
tic about getting there and mixing with old friends that hoping
arrive couple days ahead assist blasting the barbecue and stir
lemonade"
soUTHAL Joplin No-AthOugh my pleasure only
left it, the days boyhOod revisit Columbus it still
the beloved earth nothing could possibly give me
than the which her and
daughters called possibly from field of labor
shall certainly be with
SAML NJ MEEK Washington d. CTh Columbus Chamber of Com
the good people little city, to be congratulated
upon the enterprise they are maeng in such occasion
which will truly epoch the history of Columbus That love Column
bus its institutions and its traditions is needless for me to say for my
progtors lived there and in that vicinity since 1885, which mas
through line of four consecutive generations down the present day So
civic of native town. which the most beautiful IN mississippi
aout understandable bohehOods of venerable trees
am hoping to present when the Centennial
W. DAKN, tell that the
head "Beathe there with dead
thrill happy anticipation of
being the number who will wen their way homewad at that time
babies grandchildren born Coumbus ten most happy
there and "home of place on earth
We kforward to being with you
MRS ALICE B. YOUNG Geren present
Centennial Home Coming Week me
great pleasure and is certainly my desire and intention 10 DC ~ ~
and join possible pleasure with hosts of friends
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adopted home for many years and very Dear me- my rove LOT
and Lownde wh BORN has not DINNER
menlory garden perfume flowers still fresh end fair
morning treasured coectons of friends dear can
not possibly miss the Centennial
W. SPAHR, Springfield I'LL hope nothing will
coming this time While is nice to live here in Illinois, there
place old south" feel the
will be grand for the people Of Columbus always
succeed in every worthy undertaking.
w. WHEELER, Banbrdge Gal shall be glad to return
Centennial Coming celebration One has to be
son Or daughter of an adop citv in order to appreciate fully Just what
in
pec delighted walk the dgned precincts of the dear
College where graduated in music in 1905
Minter City, Mi will be pleasure for to
end the Coming complete and red
otter av in the history the city You are to congratulated upon
MISS ANNIE Washington c. able to
m Columbus during the Centennial and Homecoming
bo since was very small child but of course my mothers
there miss Annie Fort and naturally the place has tender spot
n affections
LOCKE, planning % Columbus
n that date and think the Homecoming great thing.
LUCIUS L. LIDE, Tallahassee Flat would afford the greatest
oy of to Columbus this would old
minute of the time make effort to
will be which will much joy
and former resident of Columbus feel proud
the invitation
H. BENTLEY Chicago my plans October for
NJ O. CoCKERHAM Richmond am student
Seminary afraid will not be possible for to visit Columbus
Centennial One of the happe life spent there
May the Centennial be a
c. r. to
pleasure remembered and back home and
hospitality of Columbus, which became dear
ng the four years we lived IN her vicinity There no trip long Tor
dearest friends and memories
e here doubt much however, If /
WALLACE Ala will be glad Columbus at the
Coming many happy
N that city. TO
LOUISE FOLSOM Dover ~ HIT be pleasure An
old acquaintance
will impossible shall
the kindness and friendship shown citizens h
A. KINCANNON, Memphis TennIt will afford great pleasure Ar
a the dear
Many Of the eventful fruitful Of
spent Columbus abiding all that
the welfare Of the whoou ghmnded people among whom
undertaking and shall be glad spend the week Columbus
MRS l. W. ElCHHOLTZ Greenwood Ms nothing prevents hope
shah anticipation the real
will afford nge with friends To
there's tre like dear oil besutif Columbus
CLARKE. Portland many hundreds Of
old Dixie thoughts and always there
Columbus construction and