The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-11-23
JOHN RICE and
JEPPIE CLARK.
BORDER SPRINGS

We have been having some pretty
weather for some time, but it has
changed; we had one Of the hardest
rains Wednesday afternoon that we
have had for some time. guess most
of the farmers were glad TO see it, so
they could hnish sowing their oats.
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
will soon be ready to take vaca-
ton, just as soon as they get through
sowing oats, cutting their wood for
the winter use and killing their hogs,
then they will have good time eat
inc pork and Eaters" for most every
body made plenty Of potatoes to eat,
end some to sell, and once in while
they will catch big old fat possum,
! for taters and 'possum is some good
eating. So you had better look out,
old 'possum.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Partan spent
Sunday afternoon with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. ,Partain.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Partain will
soon move from their home down
near New Salem to Eve miles north
of Columbus.
Among the visitors that were visit
ing in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Smith Sunday afternoon We're Mrs.
Nit Wells, Mrs. Mary Belts, Mrs,
Beddie Conner, Mrs Rebecca Smith,
Mrs. L. L. and Mrs. j. w. Partain.
The many friends Of Mrs. Smith are
sorry that she isn't any better.
Mrs. Tom Cook from the Wood
lawn vicinity spent Saturday night
with her fatherl hnd sister, Mr.. A. G.
Ridgeway and Miss Ruth Ridgeway.
Mrs. Martha HUFF and sister, Miss
Jane Wilson, We're visiting in the
home of Mrs. j. X. Smith Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Tom Cook and family were
pleasant visitors in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. viii Savage last Sunday.
Miss Ruth Ridgeway and sister,
Mrs. Eula Perkins, were pleasant
visitors in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Savage last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ida Belts and Mrs. Annie
Savage spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Ida Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T Baxter and little \
Gladys, spent last Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Frank I
Curtis.
Mrs. Doxie Walls and little grand
daughter, Minnie Atkins, spent sun
day afternoon very pleasant with Nh.
and Mrs. j. II. Partain.
Mr.. Louis Vaughn has finished
making up Mr.. j W. Partain's fine
crop Of ribbon canc molasses. He
made two hundred and four gallons of
the finest molasses you have ever
seen. i
Let everybody remember preach .
ing Sunday and Sunday night, the Z
fourth Sunday at Border Springs.
Mn and Mrs. Frank Curtis were j
visitors at the molasses mill Tuesday ,
afternoon.
Mrs. f. c. Partain spent Tuesday
afternoon very pleasant with Mrs Ida ]
Smith.
wish to thank the editor for what
Re sent me few days ago.
Tomorrow Is Thanksgiving and ev-
,rybody is looking forward to K. be- IS
.ause we are thankful for a lot Of
hings. We are thankful because we
-aised enough fool TUT 30 10 us {
mtil another year We are thankful 81
hat we are all living and another S
hing that we are thankful for is that d
We are ct peace with all other ma
ions. C
Lone Oak school is going to have q
box supper Thanksgiving night
thursday night, November oath, and Q
has a cordial Invitation to \
ONE.
Mr. and Mrs. WIN Smith spent
Wednesday very pleasant with his Is
arcnts. Mr. and Mrs J. r. Smith.
Mr. Will Smith and father, Mr. J. "
; Smith, went a-fshing WednS day
nd caught a nice string Of fsh. h
Miss Minnie Belle Partain spent s.
Wednesday afternoon sith Miss Mat
.e HUFF. v