The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-04-24
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CULLE0KA.

CULLEoKA, April 20.-Miss Brownie
Tomlinson and Elem Thomas, Miss
Nelly Alternately and Jim Thomas,
Miss Katie Henderson and Jesse Tom
linsOn attended the entertainment at
McCain's last Tuesday night. Miss
Brownie has been frequently COM
plimented by requests to sing at
McCain's, and they know what an
attractive feature her songs are in their
program. Miss Brownie touched all
hearts-and one especially-by her
beautiful rendering of the famous
League solo, "Never Alone" at the re-
cent Conference at Lynnville. She and
Miss Nicely Alternately have been invi-
ted to spend this week with Mrs. w. X.
PEBBLES, in Pulaski, and sing during the
meeting. They left Monday afternoon;
will probably stop few days with
Misses Maggie and Flossie Alternately,
near Buford Station, as they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Henderson, Misses
Katie and Jane, were with friends here
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
were just back from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. w. B. Lupton, who
lives near Franklin.
w. X. Stephens, f. j. Moore, Joe Bal
lanfant and Jim Thomas went to the
river fishing last week. They caught
some fish, but considering time, place
and circumstances, Miss Nelly Aber-
nathy proved herself a better fisher
than they. In about two hours she
caught nine nice fish in Fountain Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson Evans are at
home, after visit to relatives at Rob
erts Bend.
Miss Sallie Smiser is expected home
tonight from Waverly, Tenn, where
she has been visiting Miss Kate
Ricketts,. =.
Mrs. Jas. Shell, of Aberdeen, Miss, is
with her sister, Mrs. Joe Love. Mrs
Shell been at the sick-bed of her daugh'
ter, Mrs. Lewis Powell, for some time
and brings the welcome tidings of Mrs
Powell's improving health.
The odd Fellows will have service
at the Presbyterian church, at O'Clock
Sunday, April 26. Rev. j. w. Hammer
and others will make addresses. AL
are invited to attend.
News has reached us of the recent
marriage of Tom stephens, former
Culleokan, to Miss Sarah Wakeman, OF
st. Louis. We were surprised to hear OF
the marriage, for we had not had the
found him a sweetheart in the West
Ii it isn't dream or a bit of Toms
teasing fun, we wish for him and his
bride every Joy. We hope he Will soor
bring her to see us.
Marechal neil roses are here in abund
ance. Insects caused the loss OF the
leaves on Mr.. Amis' famous bush, bu
roses are uninjured.
The darkies in the Rockdale commu
nifty have gotten up a subscription
school, and Ella Taylor is teaching thu
school at their Baptist, church, neal
Rockdale.
We hear the whistle of Pickens' en-
CINE, and are informed he is moving hi
saw mill to Capt. Hubbard's to saw the
quantity of fine timber the Captain has
Mrs. Rebecca Amis has returned
home, after visit to Mr.. Jonas Amis
ALI Fleming was taken sick while II
Culleoka Tuesday evening, but was abl
to be moved home next day. IT flower
from the girls and good wishes from
everybody will aid in his recovery, Al
will soon be back among us, his owl
happy self
MIR. and Mrs. Stokes, of South Caro-
lima, have been visiting at H. n
Wilkes for ten days. Mrs. Stokes l
Mrs. Wilkes sister.
The Missionary Society will NEE
with Mrs. Bruce White, near Camp
BELLS Station, next Saturday after
noon. BARBARA.