The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-11
CARTER'S CREEK.

CARTEK's CREEK, NOv.9.-We wonder
if we haN e been missed from the cor
umnS of the HERALD during our long
absence? Our Editor rs KIND lna"i-
gent one truly, for during our silence
the HERALD came to us regularly e'''h
week. which cherred us dulng our
sickness ami we would like To return
the favor by sending i'll NICE, long, IN
teresting letter; but the SIX little wave
lets which ripple around our nome
keepup such whooplnS lhat our ears
are -1aaf to most all else, but whooplng
cough.
meeting at the c. l.. Church here last
Lords Day, but because of the Illness
of his mother, he closed that night.
Elder Newt Dcrryberry preached To
the congregation ut Beech Grove last
Lords Day was a week.
me farmers here are very busy, a.
thrifty farmers always are at TINS sea
son. W heat that was SOwn early Is up
and looks we'll to have suffered so long
for rain. Those who are sowing on
stalk land, are getting along hhel\;
Corn is fine, and those who have SOId
have had some trouble IN getting cars
in which to ship their corn. Many nice,
fat h0@S have been shipped from here.
Mr. Miller Jameson WAS 50 unfortu-
nate as to get his arm broken i'll tW"
places last week while working on
railroad bridge near here
Miss Ruth Patterson has returned
from Ala. here she has been giving
lessons in painting.
Miss Ella Patterson, of Bigbyville, is
visiting her sister, Miss Ruth.
Miss Adkisson, OF Nashville, has been
the guest of Nj s. Charley NichOl lew
days. 1t is. pa sing strange that
certain young miss aud young gallant
OF our continuity, 90, for IL TACT, select
the same road every Sunday for their
usual ride, and will then he 50 sur
prised to see each other, every time.
Perhaps Walter Addison can explain
the matter to the inquisltiVe.
We VIII TIRE S-pHss q lutte upon
"Raven Locks" territory I'll = week for
an item, which we think II teresIlnS,
though quIte old. McssrS. HHninOn
of that vicinity sold oyer tour hundred
dollars worth of water melons, oT q"
ten acres of land. Their melons wcr,
late ripening because of their failure TO
get a good stand, as they planted On
clover land, bot they continued To sell
them until the first of October.
The mOnOtony Of our little "Durgh
was broken last week by marriage Gf
one of our enterprlsing wIdowers. lou
know when the hints OF marriage
leaks out, everybody becomes lhJer-
| ested and 30 wi en- it became known
mere that Mr.. Eug. he Hunter was to
| be married 20 Miss Jennie Porter, our
people were not an exception, 10 inns
! rule. They We're qdIetly married az
the home of the brides mother, MfS. IA
| H. Porter. rear ElmwOod last Thurs
daV October the 3rd., at live O'Clock p
M. after which they with lew rela-
| tives aud friends repaired to the home
! of the groom whore Mrs. Joe Foster
and Mrs. Nj t Huater had everything III
readiness to receive them, which L.
proof that the reception was bon ton.
Mrs. Hunter is an excellent lady Dnd II
quite an acquisition to Carriers Creek
society, ,,..-,.,,.
Mrs, Eliza Nichol, au aged anu highly
| resDectabie lady died. at her home near
! here two weeks ago. She leaves a
| bachelor son aud daughter, Mrs. Eel
! Dodson, who has been sick for some
months. RlPPLINt " Az 10