The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-07-21
CULLEOKA.

CULLEoKA, July lS.-Yes, Mr.. Editor,
suppose great many OF the country
correspondents have been like myself
too busy To write; too busy maNing
iellies and jam and canning and drying
Iruit; besiues I've waited for 1.-The spirit
to move" me. 1t seems that it is not
going to move soon, 50 I'll move my
self, and-wiLhOut any do or preamble
will proceed " give you a few iOtS
from Gully this week. Before | begin,
throw in Il number of adjectives, SO
that, II |, in my haste, neglect to attach
one 10 the names of the young men and
ladies, they can pick out the ones suit
able To themselves and prefix it to
their names tor me. Here they are:
handsome, lovely, accomplished, beau
tiiul, Winsome, bOnny, excellent, estl-
Unable, brilliant, petite, sparkling,
charming, daSnlng, etc.
Everybody he. eabOuts is delighted
over the coming OF Prot.T. b. Kelly to
take charge of the CulieOka Academy
during the next scholastic term. We
will expect CulleOka to 3ebOuHd now.
In Prof. Kelly we have man capable
in every way TO build up first class
training school, and If the parties here,
who have always pulled against each
other, viii quit th6lr nonsense, double
team and pull together, we may look for
Il ItbuIll VI INC 5OOu OAu ia VI blo
Webb and Wall ~ Mooney schools.
Let every citizen rally to, aud stand by,
Prof. Kelly, and let's build up the best
school we've had here for years.
The protraCted meeting at the MethO-
dist Church VIII commence on next
Sunday. Revs. Il. }. Craig, of Fayett-
Vile, and Wilbur Wilson, of Franklin,
will assist Rev. w. w. Graves, the pas
tor, in the services during the following
week.
The harvest season is about over.
There was good yield of wheat,
oats and clover. The glorious rain Sun
day, was II gOd-send, and was greedily
sucked up by the thirsty earth. Corn,
cotton, pastures and all vegetation are
greatly revived. Many farmers have
laid by their crops, but some are still AT
work planting q second crop of potatoes
and sowing millet seed. eliot days and
hard times" l. the cry, now. It's hot,
tits true, but as long as the elmer man"
has an ample sullicIency DO not grum-
bic. 1t was hot ON last SaDDath-hOJ
enough to wilt shirts, collars and cuffs,
but Bro. Graves was at his post (and so
were the people), and gave US two ediiy-
ing sermOns-in the forenoon, on the
Prodigal Son; at night, on Christian
Work.
Culleoka has been crowded with visi-
tors tOT the past month, but still they
come. Mrs. Carrie EuUanks and daugh-
ter, Helen, and MIR. Marion Taylor, OF
Taylor, Texas, arrived yesterday, and
are out at Mr.. Clabe Taylor's to spend
some time.
Mr.. Merritt TOmlinsOn's family are
entertaining a Mr.. Hill, of .Weimeri
Texas, this week.
Mr.. Austin Prewett, Sr., and Mrs
Ella Evins and children, of Nashville
are with relatives here now, the former
at Mr.. Frank Moore's, the latter at Rev
5. &. Evins'.
DR.. will Moore is seen, this week
circulating among Culleoka friends
so are Misses Sue and Fora Wilkes and
Mrs. Mary Burke, of Birmingham, Ala
Mrs. Melvin Akin and little girls, d
Bear Greek, are dOmiciled at MIR. JOhI
Bellaniant's, just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. kenney, of Columbia
We're guests at the Methodist parsonage
last week. On their return home, they
took with them Miss Matte Kenney
of Franklin, who has been with heI
weeks. We hope Miss Matte will MOI
tarry at Columbia long, for she is {
eharmingly companiOnable lady.
Miss Ida Lou BAltOn, who has beer
visiting the Misses Williamson, re
turned to her home in Franklin, las
week.
Mrs. Lucy Richardson is visiting
relatives in bswrenceburg.
Miss Lillian Love is visiting Mis-
Ella Lowry at Mt. Pleasant.
Rev, w. w. Graves is absent thi
week, assisting Rev. Mr.. Johnson in
revival on the Douglass circuit, nea
Franklin.
Mrs. w. X. stephens and children
leave in a few days for Franklin to re
side. Mr.. Stephens remains with u
until Christmas, at least. Just as sOoI
as Mrs. Stephens vRcates her residence
Prof. Kelly and family will move in.
Capt. Ike Hewlett has sold his hand
some home here to a Nashville man
but will not give possession befOr
September. Lie viii move TO Nsshvill