The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1885-05-08
Rock Springs.
DEATH OF JIMMIE ANDREWS.

4 DEATH or JIMMIE ANDREWS.
This saddest OF misfortunes has sent daT X
wave OF sorrow and sadness over this com
munlty, and are sorrow Of regret, which
II plerces the hearts of his many friends, that
such kind and generous Young man
should be removed from our midst so sud.
denly. He was our Echoolmate aud was
/ respected by all who knew him, his com
panions will greatly miss him in the school
room where be was so kind and indugent
to every one. HE heart stricken parents,
brother and sisters, are left weeping the
oss Of their loved one, but
/ Ours the loss and not your Jimmie's;
l Onr's the pain, and his the Joy;
ours the weeping and the mourning,
| His the bliss without alloy"
Mrs. Jennie May Nicholson We regret TO
learn is in rather delicate health, being
confined 70 the bed most all the time, hope
/ ere long to hear OF her recovery.
Willie Davis, is still very sick with q
complication OF diseases and we regret that
be gets no better, for he is a good boy and
generous 10 a fault
Mrs, Sam. Lamar, at this Vriting is very
sick with typhoid maiarial fever she mas
our sympaihies, for she is a most estimGblO
lady.
Little Ida Ritteuberry is dangerously III,
wish typhoid malaria.
Mrs. Hattie Vaughn, has been quite sick
"A
gradual recovery.
One of Pleasant MIS- lovely little beau.
ties Miss Florence Smith, was whiting the
Misses Nicholson, recently, and attended
preaching al Rock Springs last Sabbath.
most excellent sermon was delivered
a. the Baptist church by Rev. Mr. P6tt6a,
70 rather large and attentive audience, he
having htled Rev. Il. IIulIs appointment
the Grst sunday.
Two charmiugiy fascinating little beau
ties OF Smy rna Society, Misses Alice llayes
and Texas Witherspoon were out 10 hear
BIO. Patton aud went home with their
friend Minnie Long. Messrs John Hays,
lommie Howard, IL. jackson, and Johnnie
sharp, called a DR. lis sunday eve.
Mcssrs Scribner, Dcnham and Mitchell
oil the l'h District were over ~ church
Sunday, and escorted three lutte beauties
home, also Johnnie Isukrrsly from Hsr.
grove escorted another.
We were pleased to see IN the cOngrega-
ton Elder I. &. SOwell and lady and their
lovely little niece Saiiie Newcumb also
their charming sister Miss Emma Sowell.
Rev. W. f. Ussery was in attendance and
made some very appropriate remarks con
corning the LOrd's supper
Mrs Thomas Primm can boast OF the I'M
est baby in the 2ith, little Eric is not quits
months Of age, and weighs near 80
pounds, he is both fine locking and hand
blue ribbon oyer any baby in Maury county.
Mr.. Elijah Baucum one Of our kind
neighbors has sold his farm TO Mr.. J. w.
Littiejohn and will probably leave Us soon
for another country, We regret 10 zee them
90,
John Hays says, chat biped he kotch"
was at least 80 to 80 years OF aga for it
weighed about 100 pounds and was as gray
as a rat"
Master Luther Andrews, was the guest Of
Master Eddie l.. recently.
Ask G. b. and p. II. who went over the
river Sunday night, walked . or miles and
found everything wrapt in darkness, and
heard not even he "ciirp OF a cricke?
We sympathize with Mr. q. w. Miner
who was so unfortunate as to lose q fine
mule colt last Saturday, cause Of death I'M
known.
There will be a two days meeting at In.
ion Grove in the new church, embracing
tho 9TH Sabbath in May and Saturday be.
fore. Rev's T. JEFF Dixon and W. r. Dale
are expected to be there, and administer
the sacrament of the Lords supper.
Kind friends good night,
As Ever Yours
A