The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-07
MT. NEBo AND sAwDUsT VALLEY.

Mt. NEBo, Oct. 4.-Since our last com
munIcatiOn, death has again visited the
nome Of some of our friends and robbed
US of another dear cousin, Mr.. J. Henry
Thompson, who died at his home al
Spring Hill, Tenn, Sept. 10. de was
brother of Miss Mary Thompson, VINO
departed this life only short " bile be,
fore him, and WIS one OF the firm OF
THOMPSON Il Hill, so well known
throughout the country wherein he re-
sided.
He possessed a character that was ex-
emplary, and was beloved by all VIII"
knew him for his gentle, yet firm dc
meanOr and fair, honest dealings.
In Lis death, the society OF Spring
Hill loses a most worthy member, ana
his brother, who still survives hlIhJ
faithful companion who was so de-
voted to him.
Nav God in his infinite mercy heal
the wounded heart OF the dear brother
and give him grace and help MN 10
live SO that when the Angel OF COO
shall summon him home that ne Will
be prepared to meet Mary and Henry
on The beautiful shore.
The last quarterly meeting Tor this
charge was neId at Mt. Nebo lasV sat
urday and Sunday, conducted by Rev.
L. O. Darnel, the presiding elder
There was large crowd in attendance
at each service. He also preached Sun
day night.
NIr. w. n. Mayberry, son of MI;
George Mayberry, of tins place, anu
travelling salesman for a fra IN New
York city, while spending The night al
"A hotel in junction City, Kan, sept IT,
was robbed of a gold watch ana cha!h
and about one hundred dollars III
money.
ON last Thursday night, Sept. %, the
mOnOtOny of our community was
broken by quite a brilliant wedding at
| The residence of the BRIDES sister, Mrs.
4. G. KirZer. The contracting parties
] = ID Isl
Minnie Hughes. The bride wore an
| elegant costume much suited to her
| form and complexion, and the groom
the conventional suit of black. Neither
| of them ever looked more handsome
! The ushers were Mr.. Rem LipscOmb, OF
! Fr!erson, Mr.. Welton Oliver, of Hurrl-
cane Switch and MeSsrs. Marshal Gray
and w. w. KinZer, of SaWdust valley
! They were married on the eve OF the
twent ninth at 6 o'clock, in the pres
ence of quite number of friends anC
relatives. We supposed the NUMBER u
be about seventy-tive.
! Immediately after the ceremon (
| which was performed by Rev. q. ID
Byrne, he extended an invitation TO al
present to the reception at the nome
the groOm's mother, Mrs. wilkes.
We feel that if we were to try to CIV
a description of the beautlful suppe
that was spread before us that we coui5
hardly do it Justice. However, we VIII
saw this much; the table was LOADED
with all kinds of delicious meats, cakes
pickles, nuts, candies and beautiful de
licious fruits; such as apples, peaches
oranges, grapes, bananas, ana IN Iac'
everything that was pleasing 10 the ey
and palatabie.
The table was handsomely decorated
with evergreens, beautiful roses ant
geraniums.
They were the recipients Of man.
handsome and valuable presents.
| am quite sure there are many VIII
join me in wishing them long life an
one of happiness.
May roses ever bloom down their patti
way.
MIR. Kinzer is an intelligent and VOL
thV Young man whom our cOmmunlt
should feel proud to possess.
Miss Hughes is a noble and winnln
Young lady, who has won host {
friends; MIR. kinZer may truly feel tn IN.
he has won the affections of one OF til
most estimable girls that our neighbol
hood contains.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Mayberry, accom-
panied by Miss Lillian Johnson OF FOO
t4r's Chapel, spent last week at Buttal
! XIV, as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. BruC
Williams.
MIR. Mayberry went from there
Louisville where he purchased lot
fall and winter goods for the hrm
Mayberry Bros.
Miss OStrander of Dickson Station
now the guest of Mrs. Robert Lynn:
Mr.. Otey Joyce has returned to Phili
| delphia, where he will again enter I'M
, school duties. -,
, and Sam Hughes, and Misses Edll
Oliver, and Lizzie May Mitchell
Hurricane Switch, attended the klnZ'
Hughes nuptials, also MisS-Coop'
| of Mt. Pleasant, and Joe Wilkes, broth'
. of the groom, who is attending school
that place, and Mr.. VIII Dooley
Sandy Hook and Mr.. Jack Nelson
n Enterprise.
| Tuesday the 9th 10 make his nome
= the Lone Star Stale.
Mr.. end Mrs. Miller, Miss Alice Bo
' bit and several others whom we fall
t to learn from Shady Grove.
q Mr.. Eugene Miller, and Mrs. AM
Roach of Catheys Creek, Messrs. To
Reese, Kuhn Johnson, Horace Johns
= and James Andrews, Mr.. ana NJ
=, Carrigan, Mrs. ] ipkin and Misses Ma
Reese and Lillian Johnson of Foste
e Chapel. DR.. Rupe and wife, MI al
4 Mrs. NJ. y. Mcbride, and Miss L
Akin of Cross Bridges, Mr.. and M
e W. X. McKennOn OF Columbia, Mr.: al
Mrs. Ben Fly, Mrs. Emma Polk, MISS
4 Henrietta Linck; Hugh-EIIa DJ nse
u Ike Curry, Tom Letsinger, Br9L
Kinzer, John Joyce, Noah White, II
Dawson, and Joe Parson, of Concord.
AIessTs. Marvin Byrne, Early Moo
George Harlan anu W III mar
Misses Pattie Moore, Lula Sheddf
Nola Byrne, Terra Taylor and Mrs.
Collins of WIlliamsport, and sever
10 others we fail to remember attend
quarterly meeting.
Mrs.Sallie Johnson of Columbia,
spending this week with her sist
Mrs. Nance and Mr.. John Thompson
1t Spring Hill spent last week here wi
ne friends. he thought a change would
beneficial, that he would in measu
)l recover his health.
Iy Miss Minnie Faris visited her mott
at Hampshire Saturday and Sund'
. The health of our community IS
u cellent.k
40 Sorghum making is now in order:
" Sneeeks to the HERALD and its reade
now TO tll q kind good-by. NAsHTl