The Columbus dispatch., 1922-02-15
REFORM

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Crosby were happily married Sun.
day at the home OF her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Grossly
They have been visiting his father
and mother in our community this
week. We wish for this young
coupe long happy married life.
Mrs. Ida Watson spent Thursday
afternoon very pleasantly with Mrs.
Lula Harris.
Mr.. jim Glasgow, who moved out
of this community few weeks ago,
has become so bad dissatisfied he is
moving back to make a crop. We
are glad 20 welcome them back We
have very good community over
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones made a
trip over to Vernon Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Ida Watson and three little
children, Monro, Willard and Leborn
spent Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Etma Taggart,
Mr.. Huse Graves who has moved
out of this community over to YER
non, spent Sunday with his daugh-
ter, who lives in this community,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Lofts and child
rem spent Sunday with his father, who
lives down in the Mt, Zion section on
this side of Yellow Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Taggart and
children spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. /, G. Watson and family.
Mr.. Jim Weathers and children
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Glasgow.
Hello, Brown Eyes, from Maple
Springs, from my old community.
Glad to read a letter from you. Do
you recognize me. ! hope to learn
who you are before long. How is
services at the school house
getting along? Brother Slather is a
fine preacher. / hope to hear him
soon.
Mr.. /. G. Watson made a business
rip to Vernon Monday.
No, "Dovie,' / don't believe l can
you yet, but hope to be-
come acquainted with you this year
our letters are very interesting to
me. wish l could be acquainted |
With all the good writer's. Perhaps /
you are already acquainted with me.
Well, Mr.. Johnnie, your letter was
missed very much in last weeks pa
1er. Hope to read a letter from you
lext week.
! am glad to see letter from Flat
woods. Venice, | hope to come ac-
luainted with you some time in the |
lear future. | think ! can guess your
lame now.
Mr.. Oscar Jones made a business
rip to Vernon Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Porter spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
,rother who lives over near New
Hope community.
Mr.. Ben Hardy and Mr. Lase Yar7
er killed some fine hogs last Satur-
ay. Hope they will get to save their
neat; has been lot Of meat killed
his winter and lot spoiled.
We are glad to read letter from
Iallory. Betty, ] can't amagine who
ou are. Your letter is quite inter
sting to me. hope to hear from
ou every week /
Mr.. Will Wright spent Monday in
'ernon. 1t is court week. a large
rowd was there to hear the trial of
Ir. Gillem, who is accused of the
iurder of Mrs. Mcdaniel, who lived
ear Millport We haven't heard
hat the result was yet.
Mr.. NJ. A. Taggart and Mr.. Lester
fright are having good luck bird
uniting lately They must have been
wing to see which could kill the
ost Mr.. NJ. A. Taggart. killed
even; Mr.. Lester Wright killed nine
st Saturday. guess they had
bod time eating them. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Wheeler and d
yo children spent Sunday with Mr.. p
I'd Mrs. Izera McGee. .
Mrs. Laura Jane Porter spent Tues =
~ afternoon with Mrs. Minnie
'heeer. :
Mr.. Limon Lawrence was the guest -
Mr.. Grady Wheeler a while Tues
" afternoon. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lofts and lit 81
= daughter, Lucille. spent Wednesday
ght with his brother, Mr.. and Mrs. p
Dix Lofts and family. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonzo Glasgow spent
Inday with his brother, Mr.. Jim o.
assgow, who lives over in the Wof- "I
nd community.
We are glad for Mr.. Anderson, y
eriff Of Vernon. TO capture a still VI
er near the pike. Hope he viii
ntinue to do good work. III
Mrs. Ida Watson and three little
ildren spent Thursday with Mr.. y
d Mrs. Sam Johnson. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. a. Taggart, little III
n, Cecil, spent Saturday with rel
ives down west Of Vernon.
Mr.. Bennie Tagpart was the guest
Mr.. Will Wrigh, Friday morning. he
As news Is a little scarce. III bring