The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-03-31
Landreth's Onion Sets.
WOODBRIDGE, IRVINE q TOWLEI
CULLEOKA.

CULLEOKA, March 2.-After weeks
illness, Mrs. T.. +. Holt died in Nash
vile last week, At the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Il. q. ROthrOck, and was
brought to Culleoka and laid to rest,
near the side of many loved ones, in the
old Holt Cemetery between here and
Mooresville. Only two children sur
vive her-Mrs. Bette Wilkes, of this
place, and Mrs. Rothrock, of Nash willie.
Mrs. Holt was III her seventy-sixth
(76th) year, and had long been widow.
She was noble woman and true
Christian, having, from her youth, been
an honOred and useful member of the
Cumberland Church. That is record
worth making-a long and beautiful
life in the service of God. Her peace
was like the flow of a river, and her
righteousness as the waves of the sea-
In triumph she went to her rest III
Heaven. Without the pain of any special
disease, the weary wheels OF lite stood
still, and her pure spirit assembled to
Cod She lives with the angels in
mansions OF glory. "Well done, good
and faithful servant"
Mrs. jim Tidwell, who has been very
low with consumption for several
months, il hiking rapidly, and the emo
seems NOV ID distant. She may be at
rest ere .l D., seen in print.
With D. opening of March, a heavy
shower of "a grippe fell upon the Gull
leokans, til ough it has not wrought
havoc in cur ranks. Many are still
suffering from it. Mrs. BilIy Hender-
son has recovered from her attack, but
it is feared she will loose the sight of
one of her 6yes.
Mr.. Martin Brown (who with his wife
and childreu-one having died from it
have been helpless from meningitis
for two mouths) will be carried to the
poor house this week. The neighbOrs
have hat tho care and expense of the
family during the entire two months.
Mrs. Browns brother proposes to, and
will, take care OF her and the two Chi Id
rem, but the husband and father, goes
upon the charity of the county.
The MethodisJs will celebrate Easter
on next Sabbath. Rev. w. w. Graves
will deliver an Easter sermon III the
forenoon, and, ~ night, the children
and young people will "hOld forth"
Quite an interesting program will be
rendered.
Mr.. w. r. Covey lost his residence
and household furniture by fire on last
Wedn SHAY 7 roof caught from de-
tective chimney There was an insur-
ance of 500 on the house aud furniture,
which fully covers the loss. Mr.. Covey
is undecided whether to rebuild on the
old site (Which is two miles OUT, or to
buy residence in our village,
Mr.. w. X. Stephens is, once more, our
postmaster. He VIII take charge April
LIST. 1t will seem like old times to see
him dishing out tue mail again, for he
was our postmaster for fifteen years.
DIR. Jim COvey left rs, last week, to
ride astride saddle bags aud to admin
lister to the wants OF the sick people OF
Hurricane. We commend him to their
tender merces, and wish him great sue
cess as a "doser7 of physic and pills.
DR.. viii Moore left us, at the same
time, for Brson, Giles County, to prac-
tice his profession. Our best wishes go
with him.
Mrs. w. L. Wilkes has returned from
a visit to relatives near Franklin.
Mrs. Joe TOmlinson and daughter
Miss Lutte, spent Saturday and Sunday
IN Lewisburg with Mrs. King and Mrs
Alternately. Mrs. Tomliu,On leaves on
next Friday for Franklin. She goes up
to be in attendance at recital and
Easter "tO do" of some kind, at the
Franklin Female College, in which hel
daughter, Miss Brownie, takes a prOmi-
nent part,
The friends Of Miss Katie Henderson,
are justly proud of the record she is
making at the Female College at Frank
lin. Each pupil who graded as high as
ninety, did not have to stand an eXami-
nation this quarter. Miss Katie's name
was on that roll, and she also received
the highest grade i'm music She cap
tured the scholarship medal, at the close
OF the CulleOka Institute, last year, anC
now she stands at the front al
Franklin.
Miss Fay Eubanks, of Taylor, Texas
who is spending some time at Mr.. Clabe
TaylOr's, is now in Columbia with the
family of her uncle George Taylor.
Mrs. Doc Andrews, aud little son, oil
Franklin, visited her parents, Rev. w
II. Wilkes and wife, last week.
Mrs. Henry Davis, of GAINESVILLE, i,
visiting her numerous CulleOka friends
this week. She was formerly a resi-
dent of our town.
Mrs. Melvin Akin and children, o