The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-25
OAK RIDGE

Of Tuesday with home folks.
Miss Delphia Andrews spent a while
Monday afternoon at Mr.. John Wells
Mrs. Fannie Sanford spent Tues
dav afternoon with her sister, Mrs. c,
}. Stephenson.
Mrs Dee Andrews spent Tuesday as
the guest of Mrs. Minnie Marshell'
Miss Matte Lee Vaughn spent
Tuesday afternoon with Misses Del
phia and Ann Andrews,
Miss Dclphia Andrews spent a
while Tuesday morning with Mrs.
Laura Vaughn apd daughter
The marriage Of Miss Mae Holy to
Mr. Edward Mcdonald was quite a
sprprise to her friends around Gale
donia and New Salem. She spent
most Of her school days at New Salem
and won many friends in that section
The little friends Of Master CraW-
ford Egger rejoice in learning ne IS
better today.
Uncle Johnnie, we sure did mss
vour letter last week. Your letter IS
the first one / look for in the Dis
patch Ill,
he sorry to hear of illness. She IS
AT her grand-mothers, Mrs. Sallie
lowe. of the Caledonia section. We
hone she will soon be out again.
Mr.. Kirby Lowe, of Columbus, was
out the first of the week to see his
sister. Miss Lola Lowe.
Mrs. Kirby Ross visited her grand
mother and sisters, Tuesday.
MIR. Charlie Henderson give his
home folks and friends a big sur
nrise when he returned home shortly
after Christmas, bringing home with
him his wife, whom he married while
away from home at work. This was
quite nice surprise to his parents
to receive daughter-in-law for a
Christmas and New Years gift.
Miss Velma Cline spent Wednes-
dav night with Mr.. and Mrs. jeff
Robertson and family.
Master Matthew Lowery spent
Thursday night with one of his little
friends and schoolmate of this sec
ton
Mr.. ]. A. Dale was a visitor in this
neighborhood one day of last week
Mrs. Margie Hardin and Mrs. Mag
gie Will Egger visited Mrs, Lowe
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dale were visit
ing in the Caledonia section Thurs
day.
Mr.. Kirby Lowe, of Columbus, was
visiting relatives in the Caledonia sec
ton Thursday morning. Mr.. Lowe
holds valuable position as book
keeper at the Smith Grocery Co. and
has many friends in both the Gale
donia and Oak Ridge section.
The friends and school mates OF
Miss Vadie Parker will be sorry to
hear she is on the sick list and I'M
able to attend school. We hope to
see her out again soon. Able to re-
sumo her school duties again.
Thursday about noon a storm pass
ed by and around Hamilton and did
a lot of damage to the buildings, be-
sides several people were hurt in the
storm. We hope all who were hurt
will soon be out again. The weather
sure is changeable, but we hope we
won't have any more storms.
Mr.. Clayton Parker spent a while
Thursday afternoon, with Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Vaughn and family.
| wish to thank the Dispatch office
very, very much for what they sent
me Thursday.
Messrs. C. V. Ussery and Len Egg
ger were business visitors in this
vicinity one morning of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, A. Dale visited Mrs.
Lowe Thursday.
Mrs. Kirby Ross has been visiting
relatives in the Caledonia district.
Mr.. Hunter Jernigan, of Caledonia,
was a Columbus visitor one day of the
past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Egger were
the guest of relatives in the Gale
donia section. Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Robbie Marshell, of this COM
munity, was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Andrews, Of the prairie
section, the latter part of last week.
Mr.. S. A. Vaughn and son, Mr..
Albert Vaughn, were numbered among
the Columbus visitors Saturday.
Mr. Nelly kolb was passing through
this neighborhood Friday.
Mrs. julius Andrews was visiting
friends in the Caledonia neighbor-
hood Friday afternoon.
Mrs. L. d. Lawrence was the guest
of friends up near Caledonia Friday.
Mr. Rush Robson was a caller in
The Lone Oak community Friday aft
ernon.
Mr.. jeff Robertson made a business
trip to Caledonia Saturday morning.
Miss Corinne Robinson was the
weekend guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Robinson.
Mr Werner Nickies was a business
visitor I'm Caledonia Thursday
Nr. Polk Williams, a prominent
citizen Of the New Salem community
was d visitor in Caledonia Wednos-
day morning.
SIR. Jim Burks. Of the New Salem
community. was passing through this