The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-16
COUNTY CULLINGS,
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Wonder if any of our readers ever felt
as we feel tonight. HOw2 Why feel
that we would like for someone to seize
old Father Time by the collar and hold
him tight till we catch up with him.
1t seems scarcely fair that he should so
burden us with his store when we don't
need it; and then when we desire a
great deal of it, to cause the moments
TO escape 50 swiftly that Ne are uncOn-
ciOuS of their flight, and awake only in
time to hear the world proclaim in
solemn tones "Too late" Now, Mr..
Editor, we hope this letter may roach
you in time 10 prevent you from play
ing Father Time because we feel sure It
would very lonesome in the waste
basket.
Last Friday being the eightieth ami
Versary of Mrs. William |. Cecips birth .
day,-a reunion was held at the home of
her son, Mr.. John Cecil. Many rela-
tiVeS from "A distance were present, the
names of whom we failed to learn. We
extend 10 Mrs. Cecil our hearty con-
gratulatiOns, and wish her many pleas
ant returns of the day so happily spent
in the midst of her children, grand
children, and great grandchildren, of
ali OF whom she should he proud.
Miss Amanda Harlan OF your city,
accompanied by her guest Miss Hooper,
of Nashville, spent several days of last
hood.
Mr.. Laurence Webster spent from
Friday till Sunday with his parents,
and on his return to Franklin, he was
accompanied by his uncle Mr.. Tom
Webster.
Rev. Mr.. Metcalf of your city held
services here Wednesday night.
Mrs. Jacob Harlan spent a short time
with friends in Columbia, since our
last communication.
of breaking his arm Monday. While
riding, his horse slipped and fell,
throwing him with such force that one
of the bones in his arm was broken.
Well-boring continues to he the cher
enterprise Of this thriving little village.
MIR. George Webster is having well
bored at his grocery. lf well-borinB
continues to go on as IL has Tor the last
week, we think Lipscomb Will be
well-watered village.
again, and we are i'm great need OF more
rain, TO lay the dust and sprout the
wheat. DARBY
Mt. Pleasant.
Rev. c. B. Sanders, OF Columbia,
preached to an attentive and apprecia-
! tive congregation, at the Presbyterian
church on last Tuesday night.
Sunday last we were favored with
! impressive sermons by Rev.'s w. Il.
! Lowry at the NJ. Il. Church in the fore
! noon, and Rev. II. NJ. Kennedy, at the
| Presbyterian church i'm the afternoon.
! Bro. Lowry has been quite busy this
| week, assisting in prOtracted meetings
! in neighbOring communities.
| Rev. j. +. Tinnon, of Lawrenceburg,
came up last Friday and spent the
night with Bro. Lowry. Saturday, ne
held quarterly meeting at Hampshire,
| for Bro. Bolton.
PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Church and little
Oscar, of Santa Fe, came down to Mr..
| l.. NJ. Kindel's last Wednesday and re-
turned home Monday.
| Messrs. Erwin Estes, of Sawdust Val
lev, and Charlie Davis of Ashwood,
were among the visitors at the M. E.
| Church, last Sabbath.
| Misses Leila and Eula Altman, of
! Cornersville, are the guests OF their
cousins, the Misses Roth's.
Mrs. J. j. Letau came up from Athens,
Ala, last Saturday to visit her mother
| Mrs. IL. b. Sowell returned to her
home in Lawrcnceburg last Saturday,
after weeks stay with her mother'
Miss Maggie Ingram, who has been
visiting Miss Susie Common at Florence
returned Monday.
Mai. J. II. Akin and little son, Ker-
nan, of Thompson Station, paid a short
visit to Mr.. w. II. KindePs family last
week.
Mr.. Walter Akin, of your city, came
out 20 see his sister, Miss Bette, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon Cecil and daughter Miss
4Gordie, who have been spending few
weeks with relatives here, left for sum
mertown last Wednesday TO visit Mrs
Fred Cornell.
Mrs. b. G. ShcanIan, after shor
visit TO kindred at this place, returned
To Memphis Friday.
MeSsrs. Weaver and Phillips are stop
ping at the FrIersou Hotel for severa
weeks, representing tightening rods
Miss Sudie Robonitte, an accomplish
ed and fascinating brunette IRON
Hampshire, is visiting Mrs. II. q. Kit
r trells.
Mrs T.. NJ. Kindel and four children
leave Friday TO visit the girlhoOd hom'
of Mrs. Kindel, in Mississippi.
Messrs. Jim Busby and Robt. VII
; liams, two of Lawrenceburg's gallan
I beauN, attended the Alltord-BonC
I wedding last Wednesday.
2 Mrs. 4. i. Beech spent n few days o
last week i'm Nashville.
. Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrett an'
Messrs. Jim Afford and Sidney John
. ston, of LawGenceburg, came up to TIN
marriage last Wednesday.
; Still another wedding
= ATHENE.