The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-12-11
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| write; there IS no news Oh any AHPoLo
ance and every thing is as quiet as can
| be.
There was no preaching at the PresDy-
terian Church Sunday, but quite an IN
teresting sermon was delivered Dy Bro
VIM. Wilkes at the Methodist. OWING
| to the fnclemency of the weather, there
was no service Sunday evening.
Miss Maggie Hewlett has returned
from an extended visit to friends ana
relatives in Nashville.
Mr.. j. 8. Covey spent some time at
home recently.
Mr.. ErraI Bellanfant, after an absence
of four or five months at school IN
Nashville, has returned home.
Messers Allen TomlinSon and VIII
Scott have returned from Texas, much
| pleased with their visit. We are glad IL is
| time for the absent ones from our little
| tie community to return, for 1t mas peen
! lonely since so many OF our young
| friends have been absent. L suppose
Ethose that have not returned, Will make
| their appearance before great WnlIe,
and then let's all have reunion.
We think it time we were nearing
| from "Verna Villiers;" perhaps she mas
| forgotten her promise; if so we take
| pleasure in reminding her OF IT..
Prayer meeting was held at Mr.. w M
Wilkes last Wednesday night.
Recently one of our young ladles hau
| her mind so occupied about "some-
| thing" that she sent a card to the post
office without addressing it. We do not
know the exact reason of the mlstake'
as nothing unusual has happened yet.
Thanksgiving has past, but we must
give special mention OF not onIy
THANKSGIVING night, but also Friday
night. Our "Social Spelling Bee"
passed off very pleasantly Thanksglv-
ing night. Quite a number OF vislGors as
"the night of the nights" We are one
of the many who had the pleasure OF
partaking ofa bountiful supper given
by Mrs. w. X. Stephens IN honor OF neI
son Tom, who is attending schooI IN
Franklin. Tom is one of our favOrlte
boys and we are glad to know that ne is
doing so well at school.
When YOU hear of one fellow inquir-
ing of another how much property
certain girls father has, and how many
children there are to share it, you can
guess what will happen next II the re-
porter makes favorable impression. :,
We expect some who are not wen
acquainted with us havebegun TO think
we fibed about those future wedding we
made mention of some time ago. But
don't get impatient, they will come to
pass (provIded?)
"We are no more of poet
Than sheep is goat"
But thinking perhaps we may interest
some in this way we will make an at
tempt.
Some time ago my friend and 1,
Wrote a niece to Your paper, signed The
Spider and The Fly.
But strange to say when the paper came,
Not piece could we find by that name.
We scanded the pages DER and DER,
But alas in despair we looked no more
We declared we would write for your
Because YOU didn't publish what we
sent you before.
But into our minds this motto came,
'EIf at first you don't succeed, Try, Try
again"
But the editor only said, when few
lines of them he had read,
Put this in the waste-basket and there
let it lie,
For it is only the news from The Spider
and The Fly,
disappointment again was our fate,
But thinking our items reached the
We wrote again in the "Sweet Bye and
Bye"
But omitted the name The Spider and
The Fly. -
never wrote poetry to paper before,
So will put down my pen and say no
For fear this piece, to the waste-basket
1 will bring it to close and bid you
good day. BETSY
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