The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1898-08-26
CULLkOKA.

CULLEoKA, Aug. 3-SchOol opened
at Moore institute Monday morning
with full attendance. Rev. A. b. Nc
Williams, of Fayetteville, has charge
of the school. He comes highly recon-
mended, and the friends and patrons
anticipate a most successful years
work. Her many friends are glad that
Miss Mary Bee her, of Columbia, is to
again have the primary department.
under her skillful care. Mr.. McWill-
Jams boards at DR.. Smiser's, while Miss
Pee her is again with her friend, Ms.
Robert Maxwell.
MIR. Graham will again take the Aca-
DENY, and Miss Loutie TOmlinsOn will
assist with the primary work Mr.
Graham has proved himself proficient
and conscientious teacherand won the
confidence Of all, both as Q man and in
Structor. His assistant lhas had out
little experience MS substitute teacher,
but her training has been fine; she was
good student, pain stalking, ambitious
and firm, and we think it is really \
work for which she is especially fitted.
Miss Nicely Alternately will soon re-
| ceive her music pupils, aud Will spare
no pains in teaching them in this branch
of art in which she is so protcieht.
The Rock Dale school began several
week ago, again under the manage
ment of Mr.. r. w. stephens, Just ask
any one of his patrons about their
teacher, and you will hear all kinds OF
good things and not one word OF crltl-
cism, He instructs some pupils out OF
school hours, vet hnds time to persue
his law studies.
Rev. H. ID Reams. of Franklin, is as
sistiug Bro Johnston in his meeting at
the Methodist church.
Miss Mable Wilkes had a number of
friends participate in her "tacky party"
Saturday night. Many deserved credit
but DR.. Covey "tOok the cake"-a GIN
ger one.
The ice cream supper at Moore lnsti'
tute Thursday WAS another success
about forty dollars being realized.
cake was rallied off for the prettiest
girl. Miss Katie Thomas securing the
prize, which brought into the treasury
fourteen dollars.
Death came stealing quietly into oul
happv mids', and Friday afternoon
settled the pulse of little Lillian GIBSON
Not uuite year had the young father
and mother and the aged foster grand
mother had the loan OF her,and ltst emeI
that to give her back to Him who IAN
ed her would almost break their hearts
In the tiny white cothn oeheath I'M
soil lies the little body they loved 81
them. 1t is near, go near, waiting IN
re uniting God has promised I'M
lonely vigil they must keep Will b
hearahle by Gods presence and aid, ant
He will make them understand that al
is for the best.
Our sick people are all better now
there is not very sick person in towr
We learned to-day that Mr.. Waite
Scott had improved so much that the.
hone to move him to his home to-mol
row. Although he is better so far
the result of his accident is concerned
his physicians are afraid there ar
SYMPTOMS of fever. 1t is to be hope
he will he spared this.
Among the visitors in town are, Ml'
Viola Jones, at Miss Lille Foster''
Misses emma Jones' IN jim ME Evin
at Mr.. Benson Evine'; Miss Eva AIkel
at DIR. Smiser's; Miss rate, at Nil
Mollie Richardson's; MIR. LawrenC
10 Evins at Mrs. Evins'.
Mr. George McMurran, teacher
i the Mooney School at Franklin, Wi
m here last week in interest of the schoC
n Tie reports the prospects very fine Il
next year. BARBARA