The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-08-14
CulleOka.

getting hour now, and as presiding
genius of this household to-day, we are
to keep one eye on our VIII
ing and one on the young servant en-
trusted to our care. Now, please uOnL
infer from the above that ''Nernan Is
crOSS-eyed, for we assure you no one
visionary OrbS were ever set straiShteF
in ones head than our grayiSh, grlzziy'
green ones arc. We are just llIIle
tired, and out of humor, too, thus morn
ing and for fear our letter Will De nm
bued with like feeling, we'll contrib
ute our batch of items, briefly say our
little say, and step down ana out I'LL
next item day.
Tho series of services at the Metho-
dist church cOntinueS-Wlth DuI hCIle
success, as vet. .
August 18th, will DO the occasion OF
the fourth quarterly meeting OF TINS
charge, for this Conference year. NeN.
Il. Il. Jones, our L. e. Will be on hHllu,
Miss Irene Summorford dieu last
night OF consumption. Her romans
viii be conveyed to-day, to HeterSDuIS,
Marshall county, her former holhe, loi
intcrmont. Sho was young TO dle' , anu
had every attention that devoted love
and friendly hands could give. G'od
bless the sister and griof-strlcken
mother, who has buried all the emil
drem but one, two dying within the last
MIR. lobe Lanoy is quite sick with
foyer.
There has been, and is still, consid-
cradle sickness i'll the immunity, oW-
ing, perhaps, to the abundance OF ram
ami fruit. EVERY sweet has its bitter.
The harvest season is again on hahu,
and the rolling plains of grass ana clover
begin to present busy appearance
| though, tits said the hay crop VIII not
| he as abundant as the early promise.
Corn. in this section, is decidedly the
| finest for many years. while coLtoh
| bids fair to engage IL full share OF at
| tontiou during the gathering season
| ~, lady and DlltnuSIaSIlt
opponent of monopoly, suggests tho uSo
| OF cheese cloth in varied cOlOrS, Tor Dag
! ring, this fall: at would form Sucn II
| DrettY picture, great bales OF blue,
white, and red III charming confusion
| about the presses" SO much tor Wo-
mans idea of farm matters.
| woodworking is now in order, ana
| wa trust that our oVerseer, Mr.. john
| scott. will soc that this highway is
thoroughly worked. 1t certainly heeds
There has been some talk of Capt.
| Love and Mr., John Bellanfant trying to
sstoD mn" the public road leading from
Culleoka, northeast to Scribner's NILS;
but, we suppose, they Will not atIehPt
such Il thing. ,
Misses Leila Abernathy and Alice VIII
hanson loft Saturday for College EroVC'
where they will teach the incoming
scholastic year. Others Will go ny
and bv.n stVerna" will not; she Will
crest upon her laurels'' for year, at
least, and try to recuperate her heaIIh.
Mr. Barkley Shaw leaves soon Tor
Rock Hill, Williamson county, To Iake
charge of Il nice school.
week for Texas, to be gone a month.
They will go out in the PanhahuIe
PROSPECTING. We wish them pleasant
trip and safe return, but hope they Will
come back fully satisfied to remain in
, Maury county.
when the DIR. goes out OF town, IL Is CIR
culated that he has Como to get wlIo'
w. II. Stephens has joined his family
at Beaver Dam. ~
Mrs. Melvin Akin and baby, Mr.
Webb Paschall, Mrs. Ford, and Oracle
, and Harriet, visitors here have lett us
Mrs. Ford and children will spend the
rest of the summon at Summertown
instead of returning to Memphis
q Geo. Jones, from Parks, is over 10 see
/ his best girl. If George Is still mere
+ this personal does not go.
. There is a heavy of charming Vlsltor'
y at Capt Loves this week. Besides KEY
a Lewis Powell, wife and baby, OF Nasn
q willie, there arc Mrs. Shell and beautl
tut daughter, Miss Florence, of Aber
! deem, Miss, and Mr.. w. Wilkes, WIZ
9 and child, of Spring Hill. rms Is
Il reunion of brother, sisters, nephew
a and nieceS-in fact, the wnole 1aihlly
y on Mrs. Loves side.
o The other visitors here at this writing
4 are Mr.. Garrett and bonny BRIDE (no
a | Miss jennie EVinS), OF lIynnNll'e; MrS
Ella Evins and children, ana MIS-
g Pearl Wilkes, of Nashville; Miss Jun
Brannon and sister, of Pulaski; MI
n Luptou. of Franklin; Mr.. Hudsol
- (agent for now tangled churndasher
N of Gallatin; DIR. e. q. Grant, Yves EvIHs
NJ | Major Williamson and daughter, Lucy
- | Miss Groves and Miss Ellie Clopto
~ (our Il. O. has some attraction for heI
n we think), all of Columbia.
Mr.. Editor, we cannot refrain non
t0 saving that we hope you will receiN
20 J many more such favOrS, as was sen
i YOU by GARNER" last week. we cen
in back under your eyes what he sai
about your independent spirit, ana, W
y, add, force and depth of character.
ne there is anything we respect more Una
n another, it is a man who has an oplnlo
re- and holds to it,and who would not sacr
a. flee principle for the "golden dust
a. Midas" Some disagTeeable truth
IF have been told in the American-M'
M Dowell fight. The idea of McDowe
o. being elected Senator is too utterl
ia absurd to DO entertained even as a jOk
ot 1t is true that the times have become :
~. disordered that cheap demagogues haV
or arisen from Obscurity to Temporal
n notice, but tho ''ultima thule" is reache
~, whom such "A man as Mcdowell has bee
,c proven to be, is mentioned for Unite
States Senator. Tennessee is not kal
Sas, and Tennesseans arc not idiots.
Our pen wants to run on, but beiI
reminded of tho first, second, and THU
u commandments to correspondents
ad briof''-and having transgressed sui
Us ciently already, we close.
IL VERNA VILLIERS.