The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-11

iGoolsby, Of Lowndes County. Mr.
Goolsby has many friends around
Flint Hill who join the writer in the
hope that he will soon be restored to
his usual good health.
We want to say to the people Of the
Flint Hill section, If you know any
thing worth printing, please let us
know it. Yo ushouldn't expect us to
| know that Mr. Joseph GatelatCh visit
ed you last week unless you told us.
Now if you hear anything that yoa
think will interest other people, trot
'er out. We will be glad to send it
in, and if the editor don't see fit to
print it we won't lose much.
Messrs. c. L. and lssac Brown call
ed by and spent while with this ink
waster and family Thursday. Isaac
is an old Flint Hillite who is max
ing good in the business world. He
has just completed one Of the best
roads in the state Between Aberdeen
and Columbus.
Messrs. j. NJ, w. f. and Erwin Dod-
son, and Mr.. Rushton Egger, motored
to Columbus Monday to appear be-
fore the Board Of Supervisors.
Mrs. Ann Swanzy spent the day
with her sister, Mrs. j. J. Goolsby
Friday.
Mr. C. II. Andrews made a bust
ness trip to Columbus Friday.
The Flint Hill school is hitting on
six with Prof. Clarence Cockerham
at the wheel He reports good at
tendance, good behavior, and the best
of cooperation by the patrons. Flint
Hill was lucky in getting Prof. Cock
erham this year.
Mrs. liver Livingston has been on
the sick list for the past week, but
we are glad to report her better at
this time.
Mrs. Willie Wood who was operat-
ed on at the Columbus Hospital last
week is reported better She will
be brought to her home in the Flint
Hill neighborhood this week if she
continues to improve,
Messrs. Erby and Author Taylor
business in the Queen City
Monday.
Mr.. Lincoln Egger gave an old
fashioned dance Friday night which
was greatly enjoyed by old and young
alike.
Miss Verta Goolsby is some better
after being confined to her room for
several days with lagrippe.
Mr.. Bevely Andrews stopped in and .
took supper with Master Dewitt .
Brown Sunday night.
Miss Vera Stratton spent the day
with her sister, Mrs. Icie Belle Smith, I
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Belle Brown, and Mr.. /
George House, enjoyed the singing at
Salem, Sunday night.
Mr.. l.. f. FAINT spent while with
lis daughter Mrs. w. A. Myers,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Elues Hoffman spent the day +
With Mr.. Akelee Swanzy, Saturday
Elder o. F. Egger, of near Flint
ill, returned to his home Saturday,
lfter spending the last fe wdays visit
ng his sons, Messrs Krnest Epger,
# .Amory, and Abbey'A Egger. of
hamilton. He reports great time.
Mr.. Curry Duncan spent Saturday
light with his cousin, Mr.. Akelee
,wanzy.
Mr.. Neal Lawrence, and Mr.. Charlie
'erkerson motored through our com
nunity one day last week en- route 2
0 Vernon on business. 4
Miss Grace Dale Of Oak Ridge
visited Miss Irene Jer- {
igan Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Joe Boyd transacted business
4 Columbus Saturday. .
Mr.. A. j. Myers also went TO Col I
mbus Saturday on business.
The Vernon basket ball team came d
own to Caledonia Friday and put S
he finishing touch on the Caledonia
oys, having defeated them to the |
1ne of % to 10. /
Mrs. Mollie Egger, who has been i
Tor some time with lagrlppe z
again able to be out a
Ye scribe spent the night with his d
ster, Mrs. J. G. Barrow, Monday p
light, in Columbus. While there we
ad the pleasure Of attending Union h
odge No. IS, !. o. o. F. and hearing
splendid address by Grand Master r
'estbrook, Of West Point. Gr2nd b
Iaster Westbrook promised Bui "a v
atchie Lodge No. 1874, ]. o. o. f., a d
sit for Saturday, January 14th. r.
Mr.. J. o. Keenum. Of Greenwood 0
prings, visited his sister, Mrs. Arie IL
gger, several days of the past week a
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. West, Of Flint b
Ill, motored 10 Columbus Saturday q
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