The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-06
COUNTY CULLINGS,
Continued from fret pGge.)
Mi. Pleasant.


On last Sabbath there were no services
at either church, night nor morning,
owing TO the absence of Bro. Lowry at
Conference. 1t was such rare occur
renee that the people were at quite a
loss as to how to spend the day: a
good many of us went visiting-"W hen
the cats away, the mice will play"
We are delighted TO learn that Bro.
Lowry is to be returned to "A people that
know as well how TO appreciate him, as
any other community in existence.
Messrs. Jake Orr and Tup Howard
attended Annual Conference at Nash
vile last week.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Kindel and children, who
have been visiting in Mississippi Tor
two weeks, arrived home last Wednes-
day and Mr.. Kindel feels like "wid-
over" no more.
Miss Belle owen, after pleasant
visit to her fathers family here, re-
turned to Franklin Tuesday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. Robt. Topp and sweet
babe babe us a temporary" farewell
last Monday to go to Memphis, whore
DIR. Topp will attend a course of Lectures
Miss Bette Akin spent a few days at
the bedside of her father Maj. j. II.
Akin, of Thompson Station, last week.
Mr.. Z. Brownlow has rented Rev. X.
ID. Ricketts, house and moved his fami-
ly from Lynnvilie here. Mr.. and Mrs:
Ricketts, have taken "winter quarters"
at the Frierson Hotel.
Willie, the ten year old son OF Mr..
Fee Kindel, is very i'll at this writing
with typhoid fever. There has been a
great deal OF this much-dreaded disease
in this part of Maury, this year, and ~
seems as though IL will never subside.
Miss Monte Dobbins, who has been
confined with typhoid malaria fever for
sometime, is Commissioning.
Prof. J. A. BOstick and little daughter
Jessie, went up TO Nashville TO Confer
once last week.
Miss Fannie Bennett is visiting Mrs.
Hattie Nichols at Lebanon, Tenn.
Misses Carena and Zula Terry are
spending this week with Mrs. John
Nelson at Cross Bridges.
Mr.. John s. Dickson, of the Tennessee
| Farmer "Reportorial Staff," came out
| to Mt. Pleasant last week.
Mr.. j. j. Lefau has located his Art
gallery in our town for an indefinite
Mrs. p. Jordan, who was stricken
with paralysis last week, is gradually
improving.
Mrs. - Kirk has returned T. her
home in Columbia, after few days
visit to friends here.
| Last Monday, Prof. Hammond, in
passing around the counter in Mr.. u.
| L. Collins store, accidentally knocked
a loaded pistol of, which discharged,
inflicting painful wound in his ankle.
| He says "everything works together
! for the good of those that love the Lord"
| and that he will hereafter be more care
| ful, with such dangerous weapons.
| When the 3 o'clock train approached
| this place last Tuesday afternoon the
excessive whistling" announced that
| a bridal party was on board. 10 was
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leftwicb, who
were married that day in Florence and
were then en- route 10 northern cities on
! their tour. Mrs. Leftwich was the
much beloved Miss Annie Ricketts,,
whose childhood home was here, and
her many friends wish her a happy God
speed.
! we can not close without expressing
/ our deep regret at the loss of the HER
/ AIDS brilliant writer-Miss "Verna."
! Correspondents, we shall miss her
bright saying and sparkling wit very
much. / really think we Will have to
adopt resolutions on the loss of such a
| highly valued sister correspondents.
| Nav no dark clouds of adversely ever
DER shadow her pathway, is the heart
lest wish of ATHENE.