The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-08-11
Cur County Correspondents.
MT. NEBO AND s,wDUSr VALLEY.

MT NEBo, Aug. 7.-On next Sunday
morning, August 49, at NebO, the ser
vices will be somewhat extra, aud quite
interesting to those who may attend.
First on the program will be Children's
Day exercises, with only short pro-
gram, however; then we will have "A lee
lure by DR.. Hazel Padgett, and we feel
safe ia saying this will be treat most
rare at night will begin the series Of
meetings To be protracted thrOug hout
the week. Rev j. f. Beasley, of SouCh
Columbia will assist in the services.
School will begin at Sawdust
Academy in the near future, with Miss
Terra Taylor as teacher.
Our little country village, Sawdust, is
on the verge of quite boom now.
Messrs. Gabe Mayberry and Mr.. Porter,
who have been running a rolling mill
on the Tennessee river, near Waverly,
have purchased the entire milling
apparatus OF May berry Bros, and will,
in the near future, erect large rolling
mill with all the modern cOnveniences
Success to these enterprising gentle.
men.
Mr.. Mayberry has again purchased
his old home from Mr.. John Anderson
and will occupy that. Mr.. Porter has
not as yet secured him home.
The family of Mr.. George ii. May
berry, who have been living in our
midst during the erection of their new
house at Wllliamsport, will, in few
days, move there. We should be glad
to have them abide in our midst
Mr.. Lafayette Cham berlain, who
went over to Akin Ridge last week to
visit Mr.. Mark Haley's family, was
taken seriously ill and has not been eX.
pected to live for several days; how
ever, he Is somewhat better now.
Mrs. Hester Estes, who has been quite
sick for some time, has so far recovered
as to be able to walk about the yard.
Mr.. w. g. May berry is out after a
slight indisposition.
Aunt Docia May berry had a cancer
cut from her face several days ago, and
has been doing nicely ever since.
Mrs. Hannah Fly has been seriously
Ill for some time, but is thought to be
on the road to recovery.
Mrs. James Fly is sick at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Jim Stockard, but Is
improving.
Mr.. ODE Holt reached here few days
ago from San Francisco. He was u
member of 90. B., First Tenn, but has
been discharged on account of i'll
health.
Mr.. Gid Johnson and daughter, Eva,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Margaret
johnson at Mt Pleasant last Wednes-
day.
Iur. Fount Mcbride, of Nashville,
spent several days with relatives here
recently.
Miss Ada Johnson, of Hohenwald, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. Frank Kin
ger
Miss Mamie Hill, OF Concord, spent
last week with Or. and Mrs. w. W.
Joyce.
Misses Minnie and Myrtle Penning
ton, of near Mt. Pleasant, spent week
recently as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. >.
Mcbride.
Mr.. John Sargent, of Mississippi, who
is on visit to Maury County relatives
with Mrs. Sam Dugger, Of Frierson
spent several days recently in oui
midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fayptte Voss and chill
dren, of near Columb ia, came down
Sunday to see Mr.. Frank Kinzer's
family.
Mrs Hicks and Mrs. Dawson, of Ben
are visiting Mrs. Walker at present.
Mrs. Katie Blocker and children arr
visiting friends in Columbia.
DIR. A. sydney Page was the guest o
DR.. w. w. Joyce not long since.
Mrs. Maude Linn and Ada johnson
spent day or two recently with rela
tives at Frlerson.
DR.. Joyce enjoyed weeks recreation
at Primm's since our last.
Misses Eva Johnson, Minnie anC
Myrtle Pennington, Cora and Alice Nc
Bride, Katie Temple, Mr.. and Mrs. 0
L. Mcbride and children and MIR. GiC
johnson spent day recently on tn
river picnicking. We didn't find
fourtune," but enjoyed our dinner in I
shady nook on the Island, huntin,
pearls, pretty shells, etc, and had
jolly time altogether.
Mrs. Benderman, of Mt. Pleasant
paid visit to Mrs. Hester Estes re
Gently. NAsHTI.