The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-02-01
FLAT WOODS

Mr.. Walter Kemp of Alabama and
his family passed through this sec
ton one day last week enroute for
Inverness, Miss, where he win live
this year. We wish for him great
success in his years work.
Mr. Jim Vaughn and son, Henry
made a short call in the house of Mr..
N. S. Partain, Wednesday morning.
We were indeed very sorry to learn
Miss Vadie Parker has pneumonia
and we hope she will soon be on the
road to recovery.
Miss Annie Mae Cain made a short
call to see her friend, Miss Beulah
Lee Partain, Monday afternoon.
We are very sorry to know Mr..
Westle Cain and attractive family are
going to move to Itta Bena, Miss, for
we always hate to give up good
friends and neighbors and we truly
hope Mr.. Cain and family will have
good health.
Miss Robbie Kemp from up near
Bedford has returned to her home,
after spending week with her cous-
ms, Misses Beulah Lee, and Willie
Mae Partain. Come back again, you
are always welcome.
Mr.. Gus Ridgeway and Mr. Milton
Conner were callers in this section,
Tuesday.
Mr.. O. A. Miller and Mr.. P. w.
Partain called in the home of Mr..
Herman Grant Monday morning, of
the Rocky Bluff community.
Mr.. Hickman Cain, Mr.. Charlie Lol-
lar and Mr.. N. s. Partain were bust
ness visitors in Columbus Tuesday.
We are glad to see a letter from
Woodlawn, for news are what we
need We like to get the news from
the whole county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poke Williams, Of the
New Salem community, are rejoicing
over the arrival Of fine young man,
weighing ten pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman Cain were
callers in the home of Mrs. Ella Cain
Monday.
A few young people of this section
attended preaching at Mr.. l.. Cooks,
up near Malloy, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. 0. A. Miller called to see Mr..
Emmett Partain, of the Lone Oak
section, Wednesday morning.
Miss Willie Cole and Miss Annie
Mae Cain were the welcome guest of
their friend, Miss Beulah Lee Partain,
Wednesday afternoon.
We are very sorry that little Miss
Hilda Cain isn't much better at this
writing, but truly hope she will soon
be well again.
Mr.. Emmett Partain and Mr. Brad
ley Partain called to see Mr.. P. w,
Partain Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Parker, Mr.. Dickens, and
Mr.. Rob Dowdle were callers in the
home Of Mr.. N. S. Partain Thursday
morning.
We are glad to see a new grocery
and dry goods store opened in Gale
donia by Mr.. C. V. Ussery and Mr..
Julis Spain
Mr.. and Mrs. Julis Spain and lit
tie son spent Wednesday night very
pleasantly with Mrs. SPANS parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Goolsby.
Mrs. Leanda Robson, Mrs. Lucy
Cain and Miss Nola Cole were the
guest Of Mrs. Ella Cain Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. Ed. Swanzey and son, Finton,
were passing through our vicinity,
Thursday.
We are very sorry to learn that our
friend, Mr.. Bud Walters, isn't much
better at this writing. He has been
sick about four weeks, but we hope
he will soon be able to be out again.
We are very glad to know Miss
Mildred Partain of the Lone Oak sec
ton who is at Meridian for an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis, is getting
along fine at the present.
On last Friday afternoon the Gale
donna High School boys went to Yer
non, Ala, and played a game of bas
ket ball with the Vernon boys. The
Vernon boys were victorious, the
scores were 80 to z in favor of Yer
non Altho, the Caledonia boys play
ed well.
Mr.. Fulton Partain of the Lone Oak
section spent Friday morning with his
brother, Mr.. n. S. Partain, of this
section.
Miss Writ Goolsby was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Julia Spain, of Gale
donia, Saturday.
We were very sorry to know Mr..
u. w. Partain is on the sick list at
this writing and hope he will soon be
out again.
Mr.. Abe Russell, of Alabama, was
passing through our community en-
route to Caledonia, Saturday after
noon. Mr. Russell is one of our old