The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-27
MAURY COUNTY NEWS.
MI PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT. Sept. 24.-The meeting
that has been in progress at the PreSby-
terial Church for two weeks has been
productive of much good; many Chris
tians have been revived and few OF
tie vOuug and tender have laid their
hearts upon the altar OF God; but many
are vet without the fold of safety. Rev.
w. il. Webb was with us The first week.
For originality of thought, beauty OF eN-
preston pathOS and eloquence, Mr..
Webb has few equals, and his earnest
ness left deep impression upon the
hearts of his hearers.
Raw. Mr.. Shire has been with US this
week. His sermon OF Monday ana
Thursday nights on the subject OF II H.
belief was strongly and fOrciDly de-
livered, and the charming melody Of
the rhythm of his ideas captivate all.
The good people from Columbia ana
Zion manifested great interest IN TINS
meeting, and literally attended. The
ladies of the town aud community have
held a union prayer-meeting every
evening at the residence gifts members.
1t does one good t0-be present. All pre-
iudice, cOnventiOnalitieS and feelings OF
sectarianism are left at home in the
closet where we hope they Will become
skeletons of the past. We endorse the
suggestion that this good work be con-
tinued.
The meeting at Porter's Church is be
ing conducted by Rev. w. p. Gray OF
Bigby vile.
Miss Jessie Roth returned from a most
pleasant visit to friends in Lawrence
burg on last Tuesday evening. She eX-
pressed herself as being so highly
pleased with the all pervading hOspi-
taIity and pleasantly of its people that
we begin to quake for fear that Law
rence6urg will pluck another rose from
our garden of fair loneliness.
Mrs. jamie Fowlkes, of Franklin, l.
visiting Miss Matte Jackson.
1a ! Il week
with Miss Lucy Giddens and attending
the meeting at POrter's.
Miss Annie Walker is out again, after
several days illness. Delicious comic
tioneries proved more ehectuaI imam
medicinal remedies. 1880
Rev. 4. Jeff DIXON, of Spring Hill, and
| Mr.. j. II. Russell, of Columbia, passed
| through here Ell route to Presbytery at
! Clifton last Thursday.
Mr.. William Dustin, Of Lawrence,
burg, has Joined the ranks al Howard
| Institute.
! Mrs. w. r. Kindel is again confined
| to her room by sickness.
! Miss Kate Ricketts, paid flying visit
to your city last week as the guest oil
| Miss Florence Jones.
Little Miss Jennie Timmon returned
to her home in LaWrenceburg with her
father, Rev. J. +. TimmOn Friday, after
spending a week with Mrs. NJ. Roth.
| Miss Maud Church, of ColumDla
snent a few days with Miss Alice Bono
last week.
Mr.. w. G. Briggs, a prominent bust
ness Young man of Franklin, was call
| ing on one of our young ladies las
Thursday night. Evidences are yer!
convincing.
| Cant. W. 5. jennings was unable t.
attend court last week but will resum
his duties as Foreman of the jury thi
week.
! Mrs. w. r. Bond has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Alord, a
Lawrenceburg. -,
In last weeks issue of the Nashvill
Banner we noticed an account of Mr. ;
Mac Cherry's marriage 10 Miss SalIl
Harris, both of Nashville. hr. Cherr
is the son of our former pastor, KEY
r NJ Cherry, and has many friend
here who wish him bon voyage.
ATHENE.