The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-03-01

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paper both will not hardly hold the
letters each week, and we very am
xiously await the coming Of each pa
per to read the news. There is not
anything to keep the Columbus Dis
patch from being the best paper and
the South, because we have an editor
and his good assistance to boost Of.
Mr.. William Parker and daughter,
Miss Mile Parker, made a visit to
see Mrs. Will Wright up near YER
non, Ala.
Mr.. J. M. Vaughn made a short call
to Mr.. Dee Andrews, Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Messrs. Edd Stephenson and Jesse
Sanford spent a portion of Wednes-
day afternoon in Caledonia.
Mr.. L. B. Lawrence made a cali
to Mr.. Buck Eggers, Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. Will Dee OFT spent Wednesday
night with his grandparents of this
section.
Miss Daisy Andrews Of the Flat
woods community spent Thursday
night with her cousin, Miss Irene
Marshell.
Mr.. Morgan Vandiver was short
caller to Mr.. Sam Honnoll Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. Dug Sartors of Monroe county,
was a visitor in the Caledonia Sec
ton Monday.
Mr.. Tom Kendrick was passing
through the Caledonia section Thurs
day morning.
| Mr.. C. V. Ussery spent while
Wednesday morning with Mr.. Sam
Honnoll.
Miss Matte Lee Vaughn spent
Thursday afternoon with Miss Del
phia Andrews.
Mrs. B. F. Marshell and three
children spent Thursday at Mr.. Dee
Andrews.
| Messrs. Clarence and Clayton were
short callers at Mr.. j. M. Vaughns,
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Buck Egger was threshing peas
at Mr.. L. B. Lawrence's, Friday. Mr..
Egger has a good pea thresher, and
also has a job threshing out the peo-
pies peas.
Many hearts were made sad on last
Tuesday when death harvest reaper
entered into the home of Mr.. Roy
Fuqua near Columbus and carried his
loving wife's spirit out of his never
to reign there again.
She leaves a heart broken hus-
band and two small children, besides
many other relatives and friends to
mourn for her loss.
On Friday morning she was ten
derby lowered into her new made
grave in the Vaughn Cemetery, where
large concourse of friends waited to
show their last tribute of respect to
their deceased companion. Weep not
dear husband, sigh not sweet child
rem, for mother is with our dear Saw
Tor who doeth all things right, and
where she will anxiously wait and
watch, to welcome her loved ones
through the Pearly Gates, into God
house where there will be no more
sorrows, and where farewell are never
murmured.
Our profound sympathy is extended
to the family in their sad hours of
bereavement.
Mr.. A. NJ. Lawrence and little
daughter, Katherine, were short cal
lers in the Oak Ridge section Friday
morning.
The friends of Mrs. Sallie Lowe will
be sorry to know she is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Kirby Ross spent Friday with
her grandmother and sisters.
Mr.. Clarence Cockerham spent
Thursday night with his grandbar-
ents.
Mr.. jim Robinson spent a while
with Mr.. julius Andrews Friday.
Mrs. Jane Smith is visiting her sis
tiers of this section.
Mrs. Fannie Sanford spent one aft
ernoon of last week with her mother
of Monroe county.
Mr.. Roy Egger was a Columbus
visitor Friday.
DIR. Owen, of Caledonia, and Mr..
John Goolsby of the Flatwoods COM
munity were passing through our
vicinity Friday enroute to some good
place for bird hunting. There is be-
ing lots of bird hunting done here
of late.
Mcssrs. Dave Moore and Will Dee
OFT were in Caledonia Friday after
noon.
We were sorry to hear of so many
of the NJ. S. C. w. girls getting poison
ed. We did not know very many of
the girls, but it is exciting to have
such an accident happen in our home
town
Misses Delphia Andrews and Mat
tie Lee Vaughn spent Sunday aft
ernoon with Misses Mary and Myrtle
Wells.
Mr.. Kirby Lowe spent Sunday with
relatives in the Caledonia section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dale and little
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs.
Sallie Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Vaughn spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. OFT.
Little Misses Ollie Rene Honnoll,