The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1889-03-01
EnOn Creek.

EDITOR HERALD:-After several
WeekSsSilence from the dear old HER
AID, will send in a few items this
week, to let you all know that "Bumble
Bee" is not frozen nor skipped the
country; "Bumble Bee" is right in for
the reunion of the correspondents. and
needing the Editors request to nOmi-
nate some one to take hold and go
ahead with it," / Will nominate the
graceful and accomplished "Madolin
Rivers" as l think her competent for
the position; Il don't mean she is the
only one of the many correspondents
that is competent-l L also make pro
posal that IL @ meeting be at Columbia
or Rock Springs; the latter named
place is a beautiful place for such an
occasion, as it is beautiful picturesque
country. / would further suggest that
we all carry dinner and spread it to-
gether and have an old time picnic
and '.iu bilee."
There was not any preaching at Port
Royal on last Sunday, on account OF
our pastor Rev. +. A Thomson being
in the Second PRESBYTERIAN church
there, this being the church of the late
Roy. j. ). FriersOn.
Little Otta, the bright little two year
Old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. f. Harris,
who has been very sick for the past
three weeks, we are glad to state IS a
great deal better.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fitzgerald are
b tn sick at the present writing; hope
they NAV soon be ND. DR.. J. y. Foster
d kedrOn is their attending physician
Mr.. Parker Crutchcr, (Cnclo Parker
nc Is better knOwn) living neal
Hienn'S Store, departed this life on las,
Wednesday the Goth inst. Uncle PARK
n had reached his four score and ten
years; he raised large family of chill
iren, who are scattered over Tonnes
see, Arkansas and Mississippi. III
+ aves large family and circle o
friends to mourn his loss; his remain
we're laid quietly to rest in Mt. Carme
Cemetary, on last Thursday 10 wait til
| : .Surrection.
Aunt Matilda Stephenson has been
somewhat indispOsed for several days,
| but is better at the present.
| Mrs. Ida Gooch, of Knob Greek, a la iT
OF rare culture and intelligence, visited
| the family of Mr.. j. $. Caldwell las;
week. L would liked to have called bu.
| lid not know that she was in the neigh
| 5OrhOOd until after she returned home
! TOu must keep the young men better
! posted your next visit Miss Ida.
| Miss Ella Stephenson, after "a p cas-
ant visit to her brother in East Nash
! Will, has returned home, much to the
delight of some of our young men; q
certain young man heard that she had
returned home few days before she
anne and called to see her; but alas
,he had not tarrived; we don't know
whether he was so anxious to see Miss
Miss Eta Glenn, a beautiful brunette
| IF Glenn's Mill, is lending her many
harms to EnOn Creek society at the
| present, visiting her no less charming
cousin Miss Jennie Watson. l think
Miss Eta will carry more hearts back
home with her than she brought VI
here.
Miss Ida Cowsert, the belle of Enor
Creek, will leave for Nashville in few
weeks to be absent about two or three
hG of n1IF
will have business in the city of Rocks
duri lg her StaY-we guess.
Mrs. Emma Grigsby, of Spring Hill
spe ut last week with the family of hen
uncle Mr.. j. j. COwsert of this vicinity
Miss Rebecca OvertOn, of this place
is teaching a school, near Rally Hill il
the 18th district; we wish her much sue
cess.
hood were delighted with dance at thu
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Steph
nsOn on la Thursday night; the fol
lowing couples attended: Mr.. and Mrs
J. f. Harris, w. \. Glenn, Mrs. Ada
Buford, J. J. Glenn Miss Sophia Wells
). II. SprCt Miss Sophia Stephenson, 7
VI. Wells Miss Dora Harris, j. B. Glenn
Miss Mollie Wells, "Bumble Zee" Mis-:
Stevie BufOrd; Misses Cas- and Shdi'
Williams, Miss eS Jennie Watson anC
sta Green's Mill, and last but by M
means least Miss Lula Glenn, beauti
ul blonde, and several young men too
numerous to me ltion. All present were
delighted with the entertainment; they
we're 10th to break up, and it was quite
nice and will be long remembered by
all that were present.
!"Vivian" would that I could re
alize the fact, that were "MadOline's'
"Bumble Bee" as you so called severa
weeks back, but there is no such gooC
luck as that, as 1 am doomed to be al
old bach. / console my poor self 10y
singing the following poem:
A bachelors home, believe it is best
When 1 am tired and weary, can go t.
rest;
No wife to control, no children t
sqall,
[ believe in my soul I'll keep bachelor!
hall.
For fear of tresspassing on your col
umns l will close for the present. re
main as ever yours.
BUNDLE BEE.