The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-06-01

rolltoh the early part of last week
Mrs. Struthers will be pleasantly re
membered as former resident o.
Carrollton, widow Of the Late A. w
Struthers, who was for many years
the publisher Of the West Albanian
and she was extended a most cordial
welcome by her many friends Of thc
family while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Jones and little
daughter, Elizabeth, spent several
days of last week in MonroevilIe as
guests of Mrs. Jones sister, Mrs. p. J.
Hodge.
Mr. w. T. Hardin, of Stafford was
greeting his many Carrollton friends
one day the early part of last week.
Hon. M. B. Curry was visitor in
Montgomery during the past week.
Mrs. A. Moses Windle and little
daughter are spending several days
with relatives in West Point, Miss.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Keasler died at his
home in Reform Friday night, death
coming as a relief from an illness that
has extended through period of the
past two years. Although expected
his death came as a distinct shock to
mis- countless friends in this county,
where he was well and favorably
known, having served for twelve
years in the capacity of tax collector
of the county. Deceased was an ex-
emplary citizen having abiding faith
in his fellowman and his friendship
will be sadly missed by all who
claimed it. Mr. Keasler was at the
time of his death about seventy years
of age and had spent his entire life
in this county. He reared a large
family and was father to them until
the last breath passed from his frail
body, and besides these is survived
by the widow, who are hearbroken
on account Of the passing out of the
one near and dear to them. Funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon
at four o'clock, interment occurring in.
the Reform cemetery, the Masonic
lodge being in charge of the burial,
and the obsequies Incident TO the oc-
casion were attended by large con-
course of sympatizing friends, who
paid their last sad tribute of re-
spect to the memory Of this good man.
Mrs. M. B. Curry, accompanied by
her son, Mr.. John Curry, spent Mon
day with Mrs. Curry's sister, Mrs.
R. B. Somerville, at the Garden.
Mr.. John Woodland, of Providence
beat, was a business visitor in Car
rollton Monday.
Mr.. Joe Nettle, who is enjoying a
vacation with home folks in Car
rollton, spent several days of last
week in Monroeville with his father,
Mr.. T. B. Nettles.
Mr.. ]. B. Moore, of the Ethelville
section, was transacting business in
Carrollton last Wednesday.
Congratulations are being extended
Mr.. and Mrs. John Prude MCGEE, of
Carrollton, on the arrival of bright
little son at their home on Thursday
Of last week.
Miss Mary Lee Powers, OF Pine
Grove, spent last week in Carrollton,
a guest of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 2. Barrett
Mr.. Frank Gillespie, a prominent
lumber buyer who makes this terri
.ory, was in the county last week,
cropping in on his friends who are
always delighter at his coming.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Lotion and
title son, and the little Misses Hood,
spent one day the past week with
'elatives in Tuscaloosa.
Miss Bessie Stringer, who has been
he efficient assistant teacher in the
school the past session,
las returned to her home in Carroll /
on. where she is being warmly vel
omed by her many friends.
Mrs. S. F. Proctor, who has been
eachipg near Vance, Tuscaloosa coun-
v. accompanied by her little daughter,
re welcomed home for their vacation,
rhich will be spent at their home in
.arrollton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack NJ. Pratt and
frs. Mittie Moore attended the
nneral Of Mr.. Thomas NJ Keasler in
.eform Sunday.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Jack Coleman and
Of Pickensville. spent Mon
ay in Csrrollton.
Miss Clara Fitzpatrick. who has been
student IN the Woman's College in
montgomery the past session. arrived
Dme the latter part Of the pest week
I'd is being cordially welcomed by
Pr friends in Csrrollton.
Mr.. J. r Kirksey. Of Aiiceville. WIS
nong the business men Of the coun-
who was ltransscting business In