The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-12-25

umbus High boys made a visit to the
Hamilton High School for game of
basketball. The game was interesting
to all the people present. The c. II.
S. boys easily won the game and came
back rejoicing on their way to tell the
good news Of their victory they won.
The C. II. S. boys are fast becoming
good ball players.
/ wish to correct an error which
made in my last weeks letter, when
| said Miss jamie Brown was married
to Mr. Hunter Myers in the fall Of
1921. 1t should have been in the fall
Of 1920 1t is very often that mis-
takes are made; but they are not made
Intentionally; so please overlook mis-
takes?
Mr.. Buck Egger was visiting in the
Caledonia section Monday morning
We wish to say to the editor of the
Dispatch that we enjoyed reading
your Sunday Dispatch of last week;
is was very interesting, especially the
children's letters to Santa Claus and
the short Christmas stories. 1t was
so nice of you to think Of those in
teresting items.
The spring like days we arc having
this week makes most of the farmers
feel like it is time to plant their next
years crop, We have certainly had
beautiful fall; not many bad days
at time.
Mrs. Minnie Marshall and children
Miss Ann Andrews and Mr.. D. b.
Andrews of this vicinity attended the
sale of Mr.. Stanley Partain on We'd
nesday Of last week.
Mr.. Jimmie Wood of the Flint Hill
neighborhood attended the Partain
/ sale.
Mcsdames Ola Barentine, Grady
Belts, and Robert Egger spent We'd
nesday very pleasantly with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Buck Egger.
Messrs. Roy Egger, Ozie Lawrence,
Luther Cockerham and J. NJ. Vaughn
were Columbus visitors Tuesday.
Miss Willie Mae OFT spent a part
of Wednesday morning with Miss
Matte Lee Vaughn.
Mrs. Laura Vaughn spent Wednes-
day in Columbus.
Mr.. c. V. Ussery was a business
visitor i'm Columbus Wednesday.
The many friends Of Mr. Ira Cocker
ham will be sorry to know that he
has been sick
Mrs. G. II. Ghosc and daughter
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Ghosie's sister.
No, Uncle Johnnie, do not soar so
high as to live with the man in the
moon, and | do not live in a city at
all. No doubt many people wonder
who Tempest" is, | will tell you in
what part of the United States to
locate me; ! live on the Baxter road
that leads to Barton Ferry about two
miles west of Caledonia; so if anyone
cares TO know who Tempest" is call
around and make me a visit. ] am
neither a widow nor an old maid, my
age being between nineteen and
twenty-five.
Miss Willie Mae OFT spent part Of
Wednesday with Miss Fannie Sanford.
Mrs. Maggie viii Egger and two
small children, Of Caledonia, spent
Wednesday in Columbus.
Mr.. T. c. Andrews Of Columbus has
purchased the Ussery place below
New Salem and he will move his in
tcresting family soon. Mr.. Andrews
is the mail carrier on the star route
from Columbus 10 Caledonia.
Mrs. Laura Vaughn spent Wednes-
day with Mrs. Bessie Andrews in Col
umbus.
Mrs. s. A. Vaughn and Ms. Ear
nest Vaughn spent Wednesday after
noon in Caledonia.
Mrs. Ollie Dale and little daughter
were visitors in Caledonia Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. J. Stephenson and little son
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Fannie Sanford.
Mr.. J. A. Dale and family have
moved to their new home in the Gale
donia section. and Mr.. jeff Robertson
is moving on Mr. Dale's farm. We
hope an viii be happy in their new
homes.
Messrs. Floyd and Olen HonnoN
were business visitors m this district
Thursday.
Miss Delphia Andrews spent q part
Of Thursday afternoon with Mrs. SUI
sic Wells Of the Caledonia section.
Miss Matte L. Vaughn and brother
A. Henry Vauohr were visiting with