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

, concerning the lesson, which was
greatly appreciated by all present
The following were present today
Messrs. Keaton Stillmnn, Clarence
Smith, George House, Ramon Dun.
can, Erwin Duncan, Bradley Duncan
}. L. Smith, VIII Wood, Dupree Wood
Willie ID. OFT, L. p. Honnoll, Clark
Honnoll, Jim Egger, Dewitte Brown
Joe Stratton and r. b. Egger; Misses
Bette Duncan, Pearl Duncan, Rilla
Smith, Made Smith, Tia Ott Eula
May Duncan, Lois Jernigen, Orene
Honnoll, Lila May Honnoll, Trevette
and Eva McDufFy; Mrs. George Jer-
nigen, Mrs 0zzie Duncan and Mrs.
Tennie Smith.
Mr.. Brabson Smith and wife and
attractive little daughter, Of West
Point, were visiting in our neighbor-
hood several days of the past week.
MIR. j. NJ. Duncan and Mrs. Ozzie
Duncan were visiting in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Honnoll Thurs
day night of this week
Mrs. Myrtle Duncan made a bust
ness trip to the queen city Thurs
day.
Mr.. Nalvin Andrews, one Of our
most esteemed citizens, transacted
business in Caledonia Monday.
Mr.. viii Wood and Mr.. Rushton
Egger made business trip to Column
bus Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. Leila Dowdle and Mrs. Marie
Ellis, of Bedford, Ala, were visitors
in the hospitable home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ, Duncan Monday night.
Mr.. Hubert Honnoll transacted
business in Steens one day of the
past week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Duncan and Mrs. Ozzie /.
Duncan were the welcome guest of
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Smith, Friday.
The following were the guests of I
Mr. and Mrs. "Splivins" Thursday. /
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wood and two
Mr. c. L. Brown and two
Mrs. Sallie Boyd and Mrs. /
Charlie Lollar and three children.
Come again, you are always welcome.
Mrs. Sammie Griffin spent a while
in Caledonia Monday on business.
Again the weather was not to the
notion Of some Of our people and
they wouldn't come. Maybe it viii
fair up before long and we are Won
dering what will keep them at home
then.
Mr.. Charlie Wright and Miss Lille
Crosslie motored down to the State
line today Sunday and were happily 4
married by the Rev. Mr. Glassco of
Vernon, in the presence of a large
crowd of friends and relatives. The
young couple are from up near Yer
non, and represent the best families
IN Alabama. The writer join their
many friends in wishing for them a
ong and happy married life.
No Dovie, | didn't intend to make
any remarks about igal 'bacco, for !
inew that / was treading on danger
1us ground, that | couldn't keep on
speaking terms with "mine own" and
make any remarks, but honest, | didn't
lnow that you usedit.
Miss Alice Stanley, who is teaching
he Air Line School 4his session, mo-
.ored home Saturday IN brand new
Ford car" We may not get it, but
We ar expecting a ride in the very
lear future.
Miss Wilma Andrews visited Miss
Ruby Lee Brown Friday night of the
,ast week.
Mr.. c. L. Brown. who recently
moved from our neighborhood, to Col
INDUS, was in this section Saturday
ooking after his farming interests.
Border Springs and Caledonia
'asket ball teams locked horns Friday
afternoon on the Border Springs
ampus, which resulted in a, victory
or Border Springs, "a to 10. The
caledonia boys were best but not con-
uered, as they will take on Border
springs any day they name. Some
.rit, we say it is.
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