The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-07-06

he went to have the tonsils Of his
scta, Jack, Jr., removed by special
list of that city. Information has been
received that the operation was sue
cessful in every way and that the lit
tie fellow has suffered no i'll effects
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Proctor, of Car
rollton, and their guest, Miss Bessie
Stewart, were visitors in Columbus on
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Haynie and lit
tie son, j. c. Haynie, Jr., returned the
first of last week from Columbus,
where they had been for few days
with relatives. They were accompan-
led to Columbus by Mrs. Haynes
nieces, little Misses Addie Laurie and
Mary Ellen Hubbard, who had been
visiting in their home for several
week
According to the roll of students in
the summer school of the University
of Alabama this session Pickens
county has furnished twenty-five,
which is an excellent showing when
the fact is considered that many are
attending other summer schools over
the country.
Little Miss Mary Campbell, of
Geiger, is a charming guest Of rela-
tives in Carrollton.
Messrs. John and William Beard, of
Columbus, spent last week in Carroll
ton as guests in the home of Mrs. w.
P. Ferguson.
Miss Mildred Storey, who is attend
ing the summer school at the Uni
versty of Alabama, was the week end
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
H. Storey, in Carrollton.
Rev. R. L. Dill and family are
spending this week with relatives in
Columbus and Macon, Miss.
Messrs. J. H. Mcdonald and E. w.
Baldwin, of Cochrane, were business
in Carrolton last Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Harper, of the
Archer neighborhood, were visitors
in Carrollton last Saturday.
Mrs. Orelia Jay, of Pleasant Grove,
has been the delightful guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. 8, Jones for several days
past at their home in Carrollton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Williams left /
for a weeks stay with rela-
ives in and near Gordo.
The Pickens County Auto Company,
EVER alert to further the interests OF
he citizens Of this county, have re-
emily installed demonstration saw
Mill operated by Fordson tractor
md large crowds have been attracted
It each demonstration. Mr.. X. W.
Ianson. manager of the company, /
tates that the outfit complete will be
for the sum of S1l5O and :
rom all appearances will cut about
light or ten thousand feet of lumber
day. 1t is believed to be a good
hing for farmer who has small
,ody of timber for the reason he can
freak his land with the tractor and
Turing odd times can cut car of lum-
,er. which will come in handy in de-
raying the expenses of the farm and
lso fighting the boil weevil by, leav-
ne off cotton. The mill can be re-
moved from one place to another and
Installed ready for operation in one
ay's time. The tractor is built by
he Ford company and the mill is
uilt by the Taylor Iron Works, of
lacon, Ga. and according to the
lumber is the 25O5 one built. The
ractor will develop 20 horse power on
erosene oil and the mill carries a 46
nch saw. but a larger saw can be at
ached if necessary. Only three men
re required to operate the mill, the
awyer setting his blocks, log turn
r and offbearer. If you have not
cen this mill in operation it is well
,orth your time TO pay a visit to the
Gene located in the old Parker black
NTH shop.
The bridge across Big Creek, three
lilies west of Carrollton on the Pick
nsville road, fell in last Tuesday
lille team belonging to Mrs. w. P.
erguson was crossing, but FORUM
tely no damage resulted from the se-
dent. This was comparatively a new
ridge and according to Mr.. Ellwood
ates no reason can be assigned for
,e giving away Of the sleepers from
,e concret zbuttments.
Mr.. W. II. Storey, county suPerin-
.ndent Of education, spent several
AVS Of last week in Tuscaloosa.
here he attended a conference Of the
,unty superintendents and high
.hool teachers Of the state held at
le University Of Alabama.
The home Of Mr.. f. NJ. String