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

Miss Delphia Andrews spent las
week at Mr.. Sam Honnolls. She Il
staying there during the absence OF
her sister, while at the hospital in
Columbus. We hope to see Mrs
honnoll back home soon, as she Is
reported doing nicely today.
Mr.. Len Brown, of Columbus, came
to Caledonia Saturday afternoon to
attend the Buttahatchie Lodge, No,
124,
Friday afternoon the Caledonia
High School boys Of the first basket
ball team and several other high
school girls and boys motored to the
Mt. Vernon High School for game
of ball, when the game was suspended
the scores were standing 20 to 81 IN
favor of Mt. Vernon. It seems as #
it is our luck to get beat, but we are
not so easily discouraged. We will
come out alright in the long run.
Miss Matte Lee Vaughn spent a
while Saturday morning with Mrs.
c. j. Stephenson.
Mr.. Nash Dale spent a portion OF
Saturday afternoon at Caledonia on
business.
The friends of Miss Lola Lowe will
be glad to know she is much improv-
ed today,
Mr. George Morton was visitor
in Caledonia Saturday afternoon, aft
er a short illness.
Mrs. Fannie Sanford spent while
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Laura
Vaughn.
Mrs. Ollie Dale and children were
the guest of Mrs. Sallie Lowe on Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. John Wells spent one day OF
last week in Columbus.
We are very glad to see so many
new letters annexed to the Dispatch.
The Columbus Dispatch has got to
be the best paper of the South, es-
pecially when it comes to reading all
the news from all over the United
States and another thing, we have one
of the best editors that has ever been
on the job.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Egger were
Columbus visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Robinson and son, Mr..
Levert Robinson were business vlsi-
tors in Columbus Saturday
Master Milton Andrews spent Sat
urday night with his grandparents
Mr.. julius Andrews was a visitor IN
Caledonia Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. c. j. Stephenson and son, Mas
ter Roscoe, were visitors in Gale
donia Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. A. NJ. Lawrence, of Caledonia,
spent Friday afternoon in Columbus.
We are glad to report Mr.. lack
Westbrooks of the Flint Hill COM
much better today.
Little d. W. Robertson, of Column
bus, spent Saturday night with his
grandparents of this section, Mr.. and
Mrs, Jeff Robertson.
Misses Vera Sanfordl and Willie !
Mae OFT and SIR. Jesse Sanford spent /
a while Saturday night at Mr.. jeff !
Mr.. Tommie Jones, of Pickens
county, is the guest of friends in the
Caledonia section.
Messrs. C. L. CASTOR and jeff
Andrews, of Caledonia, were passing
the Oak Ridge district Sat
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Stephenson and
children were visiting relatives, Sun
day.
Mr.. julius Andrews and son, Mr..
Wade Andrews, spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. lack Westbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Ussery, Mr..
Sam Honnoll and little daughter and !
Miss Delphia Andrews, were visiting
relatives in Columbus Sunday.
Miss Matte Lees Vaughn spent a
while Sunday afternoon at Mr.. Dee
Andrews. ~@f
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Cockerham and
.wo little sons were visiting home
iolks Sunday.
MIR. Walter Reed called on Mr. w.
:. Sanford and family Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Robertson and
mail children we're visiting their
on and family in Columbus on Sun
layA
Mr.. Henry Vaughn spent Sunday
.fternoon at Mr. Dee Andrews.
Mr.. Jesse Sanford made a call to
,Ir. Charlie Cockerham, Sunday aft
room.
Mrs. Pearl Lawrence and two at
ractive daughters and Miss Jessie
Wilson, Molloy. of Caledonia, were
ut riding, Sunday afternoon through
his district.
Mr.. w. ID. Egger was passing
through this neighbohood Sunday aft
rnoon. enroute to his home in the
Tint Hill neighborhood.
Master Metro Vaughn spent Sun
ay at Mr. Dee Andrews.
TEMPEST.