The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-08-24

| or the Bank on CarrOlltOn. Miss
Smith formerly resided in Carrollton
where she was popular among a large
ircle of friends, and during her stay
asst week she was accorded most
ordial welcome.
Mr.. G. G. Shirley, member of the
birmingham police department, was
n the county during the past week
listing relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. B. Duncan, of Reform, rep
esenting the New York Life Insur-
nee Co., was in Carrollton the early
art of the week on business con-
lected with the affairs of the
ompany.
Miss Stella Curry, elementary SUI
erVisor of schools in Pickens county,
preparing report that will be made
,ublic the coming week, and in which
will be given the ranks of the schools
f this county. According to Hon. w.
|. Storey, county superintendent of
ducation, this report will bring some
urprises in the ranks attained by
ONE of the schools of the county,
ONE falling far below where they
hould be. 1t will also contain inter
ting matter pertaining to each school
the county, showing the rapid adj
ancement that is being made along
educational lines.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Propst and
aughter, of Kennedy, spent last
thursday in Carrollton with relatives
nd friends.
Mrs. j. H. Cox, of Pickensville, was
visitor last week in the home of her
lister, Mrs. Mittie Moore, in Carroll
on. She returned to her home last
'riday.
DR.. G, C. Coleman and family have
cen enjoying visit to Dr. Coleman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Coleman,
{ Pickensville. Doctor Coleman has
cen making his home in Mobile for
ONE time, where he had contract
,ractice, but is again moving back to
lis old place in the Birmingham
district.
Miss Mamie Hodge has returned to
'er home in Carrollton, after spend
ng a delightful vacation with rela-
ives and friends in Birmingham and
Yaverly.
Mr.. w. w. Williams, who has been
aaking his home in Carrollton for a
ong number of years, has moved to
iordo, where Mrs. Williams will re-
de until joined by Mr.. Williams at
lter date. During their stay here,
Ir. and Mrs. Williams have made
iany friends, who regret to know that
hey will make their home elsewhere.
The best wishes Of our people will
ttend this worthy couple in their
lew home.
Mr. C. NJ Brandon and Mr.. L. f.
'otts, of Pine Grove Beat, were bust
ess visitors in Carrollton Saturday
Miss Maggie Burgin, who has been
With friends in Carrollton for several
lays, has returned to her home in the
Pine Grove community. She was ac-
ompanied by her friend, Miss Mil
lred Story, who win be her guest for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Michael
md little daughter, Velma, have re-
urned to their home in Mobile, after
visit to relatives and friends in
,arrollton.
While fishing in the Latham mill
'ond, near Carrollton, the past week,
lr. f. L. Smith discovered snake
the creek, and followed him
q the bank, where he was killed. The
eptile proved to be a RATHER, four
Get and eleven inches in length and
ad eleven rattles and button. This
one Of the largest rattlesnakes ever
lied in this section. 1t is also very
are occurrence to see a rattlesnake
in the water.
Mrs. Stewart Harper, of Reform,
as been spending the past week in
arrollton, guest in the home Of
lrs. Mittie Moore. Friends of this
opular young matron will be pleased
, learn that she is rapidly recovering
rom an illness Of several weeks
uration. which has necessitated her
lnfinement at home during the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Elliott and young
m. Rufus, have returned from Biz
ingham. where they spent several
avs with relatives. They were se-
,mpanied home by Mr.. r. d. Algee
nd son. Lucien. who are with rela-
YES in Carrollton for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hollingsworth.
Columbus, accompanied by their
iildrsn. attended the funeral Of Mr.