The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-02-08
OAK RIDGE

is fast gaining her strength back
after undergoing serious operation
few weeks ago.
Miss Myrtle Wells was the guest o
Mrs. Eula Lee Lavender on Monda,
of last week.
Mr.. j. M. Vaughn spent Tuesda,
lin Columbus. {
wish to thank the editor of tn,
Dispatch for what | received from
the Dispatch office, Tuesday.
Mr. Henry Vaughn spent Tuesday
in Columbus.
Mrs. John Moore from up neal
Vernon, Ala, is visiting her daugh
ter Mrs. Ida Robertson of this sec.
! ton. Mrs. Moore has lived in Ala.
bama for many years and in that time
gain many friends, which are toe
numerous to mention, and we feel
quite sure she will make as many
/ in this community.
The spring like weather we are
now having is certainly appreciated,
as there was so much bad weather
last week. This sunshiny weather
will also make those whom are sick
feel more cheerful.
Mr.. Charlie OFT was the guest of
Mr. Dee Andrews and family, Tues
day.
Miss Myrtle Wells spent while
Monday afternoon as the guest of
Miss Delphia Andrews.
Mrs. Dee Andrews is visiting her
son and family of this section.
The acquaintance of Miss Lola
Lowe will be sorry to hear she is still
on the sick list at this writing.
Mrs. Fannie Sanford spent while
Monday afternoon in Caledonia, shop
ping.
Mr.. Jesse Sanford was a business
visitor in Columbus, Tuesday. .
Mr.. Luther Andrews was transact
ing business in Columbus one day of
last week.
Miss Delphia Andrews spent part
of Tuesday afternoon with Miss Mat
tie Lee Vaughn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Honnoll were
numbered among the Columbus visi-
tors Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. Steve Vaughn was a business
visitor in Caledonia Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Fannie Sanford called in the
home of Mr.. Dee Andrews while
Monday afternoon,
Mr.. John VIM spent Tuesday in
Columbus.
The many friends of Mr., Grady
Dodson will be glad to see him able to
be back on his old job again at the
L. +. Mayfield Drug Store in Column
bus.
News reached here this afternoon
that Mr. Henry Vaughn had the mis-
fortune to get his dwelling house
burnt some time during the afternoon.
1t has not been but a year or two
since his saw mill and gin was burned,
caught by listning. We sympathize
with him in his misfortune . -a.o
Mr.. G. w. Myers of Caledonia spent |
Tuesday in Columbus.
Mr. julius Andrews and son, Mr.
Wade Andrews, were in Columbus
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. A. Dale was Columbus
visitor Tuesday.
DR.. E. M. Jamison was a Columbus
visitor one day of last week.
Mrs. Susie Wells of the Caledonia
section spent one day recently with
Mrs. f. NJ. Jamison.
Mr.. c. V. Ussery spent Tuesday in
Columbus
Mr.. Jimmie Dodson and son, Mn.
Nelson Dodson, were Columbus visi-
tors one day of last week
Mr. Jim OFT and son, Mr.. Will Dee
OFT, were Columbus visitors one day
IF last week.
Mr. Oscar Pridmore was a business
visitor in Columbus one day last
week.
The friends Of Master Crawford
Egger are glad to see him back in
school again.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelly Kolb were
passing through this vicinity Thurs
lay morning.
Mr. Bradley Cole was a business
visitor in Columbus Tuesday.
Miss Matte Lee Vaughn spent a
while Wednesday afternoon at Mr..
Dee Andrews,
Mr. l.. b. Lawrence was among the
Columbus visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Susie Wells has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs Willie Pool
Mrs. Fred Darnen, of Caledonia,
spent Thursday with her parents of
this section.
Mrs. Lucy Wood and little son,
Robert Dee, spent Thursday with her
sister, Mrs. Florence Honnoll.
Mr.. Win Dee OFT is visiting home
folks Mr.. OFT has been engaged in
business at Sandy Hook, Miss, for
the past several months.
Miss Matte Lee Vaughn spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sam
Miss Delphia Andrews spent Friday
with her sister.
Mrs Fannie Sanford spent Tues
day afternoon with her sister, Mrs.
C.. J. Stephenson.
Mr. Blanchard Stewart from Mon
roe county was a visitor in Caledonia
Thursday afternoon.