The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-09-11
Macon Visitors.

Z especially glad 10 nave MIS-, EDWARD
Owen, Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Carlton.
Miss Helen Carlton and Mr.. Calvin
Sargent, who spent Thursday in the
city shopping and attending the ball
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Mullens and
Misses Maggie and Ruth Mullens will
spend today in Alicevilie as the
guests Of Mrs. j. s. Long and her
daugter at a farewell dinner given TO
Miss Ruth Mullens, who leaves this
week for Mobile, Ala, where she
will teach through the winter.
Mr.. Gus Myrick has returned from
short visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Robert Able, in St. Louis, and Mr..
William Myrick is expected home the
first of the week Mrs. Able is pleas
antly remembered in Columbus by |
many friends and relatives as Miss
Kittie Bel Myrick.
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Mr.. K. +. Leigh left Friday for
trip to New York, where he will
spend ten days purchasing winter
goods for his dry goods store. The
is Mr.. Leigh's second trip east this
season, due to the increase in bust
ness and the anticipated opening of
the college.
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Mr.. Goodwin Myrick's friends will
be delighted to welcome him home
from st. Louis Monday night. He has
been in the city for the entire sum-
mer season, and returns home to re-
sure his studies in the Senior Glass
at the High School.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Carson re-
turned last week from a visit to rela-
tiyes in Tennessee. Mrs Carson and
children left yesterday for Greenville, |.
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Harold Robinson for a few days.
Mrs. A. +. Cheatham, of Birming-
ham, who is always welcome guest
in Columbus, is visiting Mrs. H. II.
Mechanism, and will be at the home
of Mrs. J. ]. Smith for the coming 1
week of pleasure. /
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Mr.. Curtis Woods is the guest of
his sister, Mrs. r. C. McRae on
Thirteenth Street North, EN- route
to Bowling Green, Ky, where he goes
to attend business college for the
winter session.
Among the young ladies who have !
arrived in Columbus to attend the
Lee High School are the Misses /.
Schlater, of Artesia, who will make {
heir home with Mrs. John Smell.
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The friends of Mrs. r. L. Stephenson
are delighted to see her out again 9
after serious case of tonsilitis, which d
las kept her confined to her home s
Tor some time.
Mrs. A. T. Henry, of Brooksville, d
returned home Friday morning after
4 pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. 3
A. b. Myrick, at her home on Seventh .
Street South
Miss Marie Laws, daughter of Mrs, =
!. NJ. Laws, is enjoying several pleas
INT visits with friends. While IN .
Aberdeen, she is the guest of Mrs q
3ansfield.
The many friends of little Miss .
Nellie Corwin are glad to know that .
he is rapidly recuperating from
evere case Of typhoid fever.
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Miss Leila May Hulsey, of Tupelo, d
Hiss, is visiting Mrs. Terry Stan b
ey. Ii
Mr. Leonard Brooks left Saturday 8
t noon for Columbus, Ohio, where
e will remain for some time before =
tarting on the road for a wholesale
hoe company in that section.
Mr.. ]. w. Slaughter, the popular d
asher Of the Columbus National 81
sank. returned on Friday, accompan- =
I'd by Mrs Slaughter, who has been f.
njoying a vacation with him at q
Browns Wells for the past two weeks.
Miss Kate Joiner, Of Etheville,
la, is the guest Of Miss Lizette p
duncan, who is convalescent after an d
peration in which she has recently b
ad her tonsils removed. IL