The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-01-08
COUNTY CULLINGS,
CuIled by Our Correspondents
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| .s-s Flowers and Bryant.
Miss Josie Pinkston, of Pulaski, spent
| the holidays here.
Miss MOllie GipsOn, after spending
Christmas at her home, in this vicinity
has returned to Pulaski, to resume heI
studies in school.
Miss Maggie Hobson, of Lewisburg,
spent Christmas with Miss Belle Vim
cent. -
B. F. Agnew recently visited the
Champion of his heart, at Decherd. He
was also shooting Cupid's darts in
Lewlsburg.
United States Navy, on the Pacific cost,
recently spent few days at his old
home in this vicinity.
Mr.. Lewis Scribner, of Giles county,
has moved to this vicinity. The young
social circle.
Mrs. John Dillahey, of Hill Station,
spent several days recently, in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson are off for
their home in Florida.
Miss Kate AgneW has removed her
studies at the Lewisburg Institute.
A supper and dance was recently
given the young people by Mr.: Jim
Gillian. 1t was quite large affair.
Quite a nice little dance was givin a
few of the young people, few nights
ago, by Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. p. Parrish,
at their residence.
HYMENIAL.
G. E. B. Jones to Miss Blanche Vim
cent; r. J., McKibbon to Miss Flora
WelchI WIN. McKelvey, of South Pitts
Copeland, of Giles county, to Miss
Bette Scribner; Whit Smith to Miss
Emma Oliver.
MRS. CREWS BADLY BURNED.
Mrs. Arch Crews was badly burned
one night last week. The rest of the
Mrs Crews noticed that the lamp on the
mantle was leaking. She took it down
and started TOT throw it out the door, but
could not get the door open, so she went
back to the fire place aiming to throw itin
the fire, but beforeshe threw it, and just
as she reached the hearth, the oil on the
hearth ignited, and caught her clothing.
She ran to the bed where Mr.. Crews
was sleeping and woke him. He
jumped up and she went out and lay
down under the cistern pump and he
pumped water on her. She was very
badly burned from the waist up to her
head. DIR. Oliver arrived and thought
she could not live till morning, but she
a l. l. 4
recover. One of Mr.. Crews hands is so
badly burned it is feared he can never
use it any more.
A CHRISTMAS GIFT.
DIR. Billy Orr is very happy. He sits
at his home on Mount Physic, and
smiles and looks happy. He comes
a smile, and laughs at your droil With
cism with a jOvial rejuvenescence pecu-
liar to those who enjoy the new born
hopes that he has recently inherited. |
When he rides across the country and |
an air of knightly gallantry about his
broad shoulders and handsome person,
peculiar to those who have new born |
hopes to rejuvenate their souls. What
is the matter, do youi ask? All! Don't |
blush, dear reader, but simply smile,
when / tell you that the doctor has in
herited the richest reward of a genial |
On the 1892 celebration of |
gn0 OlIGn OF tho greatest being L0aL WSS
ever born to the trials of earth, was
born to DIR. and Mrs. Orr an heir though !
by. nature impossible. yet by sex more !!
gentle than the babe over Whose hum
BILE abode shone the Eastern Star. May
she grow up to possess all the noble at
tributes of Him on whose anniversary
she was born, may her infant days and
ehildhood years be like q farie's
1ream; and may the star of Bethlehem
shine above her home through the
scenes Of life. g. G. B.