The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1881-05-13
OUR NEIGHBORS.

I t.aH D. sat Irtt
Esq. w. B. Erwin tells us Of eat at his
house, near Shady Grove, which had a
afamilyp of Kittens, and which brought in
to them couple of young rabbits. The
rabbits were not molested by the cats, and
I remained with them for two weeks, when
they suddenly disappeared- supposed to
have run of. The Squire supposes the
rabbits must have sucked the old cat, as
they had no other visible means OF living.
-. Our young friend, Mr. Van d. Shouse,
formerly Of this county, was married on the
4th of April, to Mrs. Fleming, widow of the
late James o. Fleming, whom our readers
remember was drowned ia Dnck river, sew
eral months ago. All the partieswere form
erly residents Of Ships bend, below Cen;
treville, We extend our CONTEMPLATION to
Van and his bride, and wish them q long
and happy life......M Miss Anna T.. Adkins,
our fair correspondent of Water Valley,
MaurY. county, (isBangs'') was married on.
last Sunday morning, to Mr.. Satterield, of
River Station, Maury county. We have
not learned all the particulars Of TIE happy
event, but are satisfied that 'sall went merry
az marriage bell" We offer our kindest
and best wishes to Miss Anna, and her
worthy Iiege, and wish them all the good
life can afford. We trust that sBangs' viii
not allow this to interfere with her du-i
ties2) to the readers of the Pioneer,
Hickman Pioneer.
aASherif Billie Witherspooh and his
deputy, Bob Green, of Manry county, came
down this morning, and win tins evening
carry John r. Holcomb back with them,
next Monday, for bail. BE has been SEN
fenced to the penitehtiary for twenty years,
for killing Nit Carter, last OctobeF.- Ban
nef. "a
Hattie Hardison, Of Mshry counI
'ty, who is exceedingly pretty and altogeth-
ef lovely, visited her uncle, DR.. j Z 81. Pat
tefs0n, last week Marshall Gazsfteii ifd
The journal, Herald, and Ssnfinel ct
Columbia have been consolidated and now
appear = one paper, and the Herald IS tl1el
nelne taken for the consolidated paper.
ALI Horsley is editor, A. W. Stot kelI Eaa. (.
business manager. We wish Che enterprise
unbounded success.-Linden Times.
Miss Mamie johnson, of our town, is at
Murfreesboro, visiting relatives the fami-
lily of w. NJ. Street, Esq. We learn that
while there she viii take lessons in tshard
finish" crayon work, under noted French
artist, and thus perfect herself in the art she |
so much adInires and so ably aud beauti-' /
fully executes. Her productions in crayon
work form an important part in, the Art |
Department of the Nashville EXPOSITION.
We hope she will not make her stay too
protFacted.......Mr. Jesse Hodge, an odd
citizen of Cheatham county, was drowned |
in Pine river, near Vernon, last Saturday, /
while fishing. He was ON visit to Esq.
Jesse James, near Vernon, where he lived
a few years since, and started on Saturday /
to 60 to Billie Mayes, in the same neighbOr- |
heOn, and stopped on the way to fish, was /
not seen any more until the next day when /
his dead body was found in the river. lie /
had caught a string of fish which was tied /
in the water and he still held the pole in 4
bis hand. lie is supposed to have died /
Of paralysis of the heart, as he was partly /
..-...Miss Mollie THOMPSON. who
spent several days recently visiting her
sister, Mrs b. Mcbride, at Shady Grove,
ON last Friday, She was accom-
panied by her pretty sister, Miss Anna, of
AIaury. county, who will spend ayhile-we /
AePe very eDjoyably--iTi our midst. 4. 81 y.
We are sorry to learn from Esq. Dick
smith, that our friend Mr.. J. w. TAYLOR, thet
sleYer merchant at Jones' Valley had his
land very badly sawed few days since, at
Hanes saw mill, oR Leatherwoed. We
earn he viii lose all his fingers on the in
ured band.-Hicknan Pioneer.of