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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-01-04


bone. Mshncs'ttr d pot.
sANoHnsrrn oKSrHs
MIR. A l.. 0fsvss hss been oouhoed Il
bis bosss by iiio,s,. toe psst week
Miss MsfiOs Cheney OF Raiisps spsu,
sundsy slts her cousin Mrs. NJ n. Co
buru.
- Mira y. A. Thompson OF Cambridge,
N. Y. visitiag her sister, Mrs. Mary
Dssn.
Mrs l. IL Carpenter leaves this Wed
pesds, ior keenr. n H. TO visit rels,Ives
10 thsi city.
DR.. T. NJ aili,ms Who h.s been con
deed TO bis residence 10 Ratlsnd is able to
be out sg.in.
y. q. Heinel has something Interesting
TO ssf about bis stock Of ulster 10 our I'D
verti.iDs coluups
DIR. Frank WhipIls Of Dandy IL going
10 locate 10 this vlllsge .nd will live 10 the
bonse recently occupied by The late Mrs.
Bartlett
The Ladies Society OF ZION Church
which was 10 meet With Mr. r l. Lideer
wood hss been postponed 90 account OF
the illness OF Mrs. Lijgetwood.
Der, Mst,ison formerly Of this place
vas married 10 New York City on Jan. lst.
HE mother. Mr.. Ii W. Mu,ison has
gose 10 Wore, -sier. Mass. which city Il g
bridst couple will visit on their wedding
tonr
-Irsing Co1nor. who has been cltrS
log 10 Grave store Tor several moaths
past, resigned tbs position with the eud
81 the year The patrons OF the store re
sret bis departure. Ar. M,ttison oil the
Depot takes his pl.cs
- While al work on g. + 0rsis house
IN Fnd.y. the So Il jlding on which Jolins
Brush was standing fell md Mr. Brush
~ss thrown over ten feet u the ground
At the same time = telling bosrd struck
him on the head aud he was rend red I'm
,onscious fer some tins. He Is sliil SUI
ering from bis iu!uftcs
AT the sunusl meeting Of FIRE Dis
fict No. 2, the following officers were I
lected; Moderator. A. i Grsyes, CLERK, ,
|. w. Fowler, Treasurer. W. II, Robert
)oliect w. II, Bnndv, Prudential Con q
,,ttee. A Il Grsves. Frank Smitb. L W 4
)ook, Chiei Eosineer w. II. Bundy. lst
lsst Il l.. Taylor. Fad Asst Heury Lu
enc. Tax voted 20 cents on the dollar. {
sy.ble on or before July 1t. II YVES
oted to lave the electric lights another
ear
There ives no meeting OF the Rosrd OF
.griculture, Moodsy evening, there being I
o few presen. partly owing to the Fire 0
district meeting. Tuesday there was .
etter stteudsrcs bat not pesrly ss large '
8 II should have been. The clustering v
sestter kept sone living Ut . distance
wy. bu. II would seem thst our farmers
are not as vide awake for 10
traction and improvement IS they ;,
bouid be. The addresses BY the diff srept
peskers were interesting and Instructive :,
al yell vtrth Dskipg ZONE tflort TO :
esr Dorset farmers we're well represent q
II he meetings,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-01-04
Ill S 7 { R S F.!

Don't 20 and buy poorly made
Ulster because 10 cheap aud will
keep the cold out
You want something more than
that
There should be inst as good tail
oring IN an Ulster as in an Over
coat or Suit.
That's where we cone in with
our good work.
Our listers do not have that
clumsy look that most makes have.
We have had made up line OF
Frieze listers that are of unusual
value. The goods weigh "a ounces
to the yard--thc Innings are heavy
Scotch Cheviots and Cassimeres |
They come in different shades and |
prices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-01-04

J. ID Bridge. Editor "Dtmpefs'. Ltu
essist. n II. ssys, ose hiasie Coesh
Care 10 the ees, remedy Tor croup ever
U'ed lnmsdistsly relieves sbd cares
cossns, oolis. efopp. s.,hns. pnesu on's,
bforehiiis. grippe and al thfost snd lops
uoaelts IL prsrsats eoosnnp hon. J II
Wbippla, Manchester Csnirt, A IL Petit
bone. Mshnes,ttr u pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-01-04


DIR. W. WiXon, Italy Hill, N Y. says,
Il heartily recommend Oos Minute
Cough Cure. 1t gave my wife immediate
relief IN sufi1oA,ins ntams' Pleasant
to take. Nsser isils to quickly cure al
coughs. colds, ttrost and lung troubles.
J II Whipp!e Manchester Centre; A II
Pettiboue, Manchester Depot.
AAScmE TEN DEPOT
Read Al. l. Msniey's new advertise
ment OF bargains.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. Ii Fullerton speot
Christians WITH their daughter. Ms Ida
Irish OF Scraaton, Pa.
"A good number irom bete attended
the dance Of Londonderry last Fri sy.
All reto tiae tnpptr aud good sleigh
log,
Mr.. Harry Lsarence Of this place sud
Mics Gt.es Barnes OF Sau,bsu were mtr
ried 10 Q mhttise N. T., Dec %. Ttey
viii resids 10 Shnshsn for the present.
Mister H,ttli B9utrllc, sh1 usually
spends some time, snmmtH With his
srsndmo'htr. Mrs. Charlotte X sd, is IN
The Nes YJrs Gay hospital Tor .ppendici
tit.
Nj. A b. C1pnor for the p 8, 20
years SATIN Asent ., this village, has
resigned 10 sccept . position on the |
Atebinsoo. Topsk. sud s,nis Fs rsilrosd.
Miss ELL. F.fuun and Joseph Peck |
ban sefe married 10 Peru Dec 9Th 81
The home Of tee bride by X v. Mr.. At |
wood. They cane 10 MsEctesl,r and took /
The train ior Mes Yo,k. Ttey will live 10
Rhode lIand
- The iunetsl Of NJ. Il 1tsce L,steuee
o. beii from Der late lone on wsdues
ds, ., 10 e'clcct, Bsv. ID. Il. Watson
c STATED ssslsged By r.. c A. Bradford
Bebekish Lodge, 100 r conducted the
services At the grave. Tho interment vas
81 Mstchssitr Csuier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-01-04

-Cbtfia Ocsrtn. % Proctor. spssi
.sutt dsss let sch viii fSi.ns. ssrs Y
Mics Ast. Cotin Of fsu Hsus ,
isscttps w.. ttllsss school N u .s' Racer
Mia lss Ftutt saiutsibsi tssl,s
,opus TREAD, 81 Mr. Cbaiss Bsld.iEr
Wvdrs6., tvetius
Mi. Rs.lslls q Wellesley. Mas
gave nosi tuisr,siibs tsli ., the church
ssttsy eve les.
Mi. Anssiiae NJ Bollsy, Who vent
10 Bentiest0o shori 'iue $50 10 be Nth
Mira st,ltos. 10 roe Waiting rslsii'ss 10
Ch,csso
-Mn Either Msuley eslebnted Der
Eis,y-soond tirltdsy Tn.d.y Of lss, ssel
M.. Mseis Gray. ston sbs yes visiIog,
made 3 tnail party 10 hobtr Of The Gee.
zion. Dsceu ber 20 b vas tie eighty .uiutb
birth day Of J. II C. Hodge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-01-04

0sorse MOL I'd. Rpeklsnd, o.. Gays. My
siie hsi piles ion,yes ~. DeWitI's
Witch HsEsi S,iye cured Der. IL is The
best sslve 10 Auerica II be.ls everything
aud cutes all skin diseases. J II Whipple
Manchester Centre; III Pst,ibone, Mao
chester Depot.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
wILIIAMsPoRT.


WILLIAMsPoRT, April 25-Noticing
our communication didn't appear last
week, we decided IL didn't get in In time.
20 we will try 10 be little earlier this
time.
The fret Sunday In May has been set
apart for child ren's Day. An interest
Ing programme is in the hands of a
committee
Rev w !. Frierson preached at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. He
lett al appointment for the fourth Sun
day in Nav
Mr.. w. 5. Fleming, of your city, Is
expected to deliver an address at the
I Preshy terrain church next Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
Prayer meeting WAS well attended last
Sunday evening
Quite number of our people are suf-
ferlpg from the effects of la grilpA
Mis- Pearl Stallings and Mr.. Harris
! Choaie, Of Mt Pleasant visited rela-
tives here last week.
Mr.. j. A. Gray, Of Franklin, visited
| Mr.. w. A Moore recently.
| Mrs. Rachel Russell is spending
awhile with relatives in Williamson
county.
Mrs. Robert Moore, Rand son, Clint,
and Mr.. Robt. Moore, Sr., and little Miss
! Elizabeth Russell have returned from a
| Nlrlb W rldnkIl0.
Miss Kate Porter is spending part of
this week with Columbus relatives.
Mrs. A. G. Moore and Miss Fannie
MAZE Garner paid Columbia visit the
first OF the week.
Mrs. Minnie Harris is spending this
week with her daughter Mrs. w. X.
Sheddan of your city.
The many friends Of Mr.. G. w. Stock
ard are glad to know he is improving
sufficiently to get out again after hav'
ing to remain in doors the greater part
Of the winter.
Mr.. Jim Stockard and daughter Miss
Lille, paid the Port brief visit last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Lowell, of Birmiug.
ham, Ala, was the recent guest of hel
aunt, Mrs. James Dobbins.
Some of our people are building new
fences around their premises, and max
ing chirt walks, which if all would do
would soon have a much nicer lookinG
town. Every little improvement adds
much to Appearances
On account of the frequent rain
, farmers are behind with their corn plan
ing
Mrs. Delk, of Kettle Mills, has re
turned home after a visit to her daugh
ter Mrs. viii Southall. MEMPHIS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
KINGS DAUGHTERS CONVENTION
The Fourth Annual Session is TEEN
ing with Interest.

The Fourth Annual State Convention
of Kings Daughters, which is now in
session at Franklin, is teeming with in
terest, not only to the delegates. but to
the members of the order throughout
the state. The following was Wednes-
days programme:
Prayer s. b. McGlohon, Rector
st. Paul's Church.
Hymn "Joy to the World"
Opening of Convention by State Secre-
tary.
Address of Welcome-Mrs. Ophelia
House.
Response-Mrs. H. P. Figuers, Column
bia.
Roll Call and Minutes.
Reports from State and County Secre-
taries and CITY Unions.
The Prayer by Rev. S. B. McGlohor
was followed by Holy Communion, ad
ministered in most impressive manner
Mrs. Figures response to the address oil
welcome was considered one of the beau
tiful features of the session, and the
Kings Daughters of Columbia viii
hear with pride that the report of theil
secretary, Miss Pearl Provine, won {
shower of praise for herself as well az
the order she represented. 1t was yer!
full, embracing the whole of the worl
done since the organization of the loca
order, and showing how over 81 900 haC
been collected and expended by them
and beside this it was Interestingly.
written and prettily delivered.
The afternoon session embraced thu
| following:
Devotional Exercises.
Hymn America.
Address Mrs. l. G. Davis, New York.
Solo Miss Mason.
Paper Spiritual side of Kings Daugh
ter's Work''-Miss Cary Watkins
Memphis.
Music-"I'm the Child of the King"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
ELECTRIC POWER PLANT.
Florence and Sheffield, Ala, to Have
an Immense New Industry.


an Immense New Industry.
FLORENCE, ALA, April 24.-There
is every Ind lcation that Lauderdale
county will at an early date secure
an immense electric power plant to
cost over half a million dollars, and
the city of Florence will thereby get
an electric street car system, and
electric power to run the numerous
manufacturing plants in the city.
Several months ago company of
New York and Boston capitalists Sc
cured from Congress a charter for
the erection of power plant on the
Muscle Shoals Canal. nearthis city,
and letter received from members
of the company few days ago an
nounces that representatives of the
corporation will be in Florence in
few days to make the final prepara-
tions for beginning the work.
Tue company proposes to build
canal two and a quarter miles long,
commencing at Lock OF the Muscle
Shoals Canal, and extending toward
this city. A drop of more than
thirty feet will be secured by the
canal, and horse power of 10000
Will b. developed. The company
proposes to sell the power per month,
thus cutting in less than half the
prices now paid by the manufacture
ing industries of this section for fuel
alone. AS soon as the representa-
tives of the company arrive in Flor
ence they Will have a conference
with the Merchants Association in
regard to the construction of IA street
railway system to connect Florence
and d ist Florence. The line would
he paying one f'om the start, and
if this plan falls through, Florence
| will build the line IN some other way.
The representatives of the company
are expected daily. The plant pro-
posed will cost 100000.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
LANTON.

LANToN, April 26.-Mr. Will Green ia
very sick at this writing Mr.. l.. c..
Green is improving. Mrs. Kerr is also
improving slowly. Mrs. Polk Davis is
up again after several months illness.
Dir. Mallard and wife are sick with the
grip. We wish each of them speedy
recovery. Mrs. w. L. Green and chill
dren are on visit to her mother, at
Kedron. Mrs. Tom Sowell, after sew
eral months sickness, was able to be
out last Sunday
Little Miss Mollie Fitzgerald is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Oscar Priest, of
Spring Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nesbit and little
daughter, Clara, were visiting at this
place a few days ago.
Mr.. Charlie Rush and family moved
from this place to Spring Hill last
week. We regret very much to see
them leave our eighborhood.
Little Kinnie Haley is visiting at
Spring Hill.
Mr.. Pleasant Fitzgerald and the
Misses Priest were visiting in Spring
Hill a few DAYS past.
Rev. NJ. Holt of Lynnville, will preach
at the residence of Mr.. Will Hickman
next Saturday night. and at Lantou
church Sunday morning. We hope 10
see large crowd out at each place.
Miss Mary Price. of Goodwin, was ai
this place last Sunday. RAVEN LOCKS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
A THOUSAND TONGuES

Gould not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer, of ll25 Howard ST., Phila-
delphia, Pa, when she found that DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption
had completely cured her of a hacking
cough that for many years had made
life burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help, but she
says of this Royal Cure--"it soon re-
moved the pain in my chest and l can
now steep soundly, something / can
scarcely remember doing before. feel
like sounding its praises throughout the
universe" So will every one who tries
DR.. Kings New Discovery for any
trouble of the throat, chest or lungs.
Price SOC and 81 90. Trial bottle free at
Woldridge's drug store. Jelly
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
PRIMM SPRINGS.

"There is pleasure in the painless woods;
There is n rapture on the lonely shore,
There is society where none intrud-s,
By the deep sea, and music in its roar"
Encamped amid the eternal hills
which for ages have guarded the treas
ures of Primm's, feted by its genial
"Mayor," John H. Estes, is the follow
ing party: Mr.. and Mrs. d. f Fulton,
Misses Susie NJ. Lipscomb. May =. Wat
kins, Carrie II. Bingham, Fannie NJ +.
Rebecca and Mable Stephenson,
Messrs. "Parson" Ed Hill, DR.. r. b.
Brown, Efnbry and Theo. f. Stephen
son. Yielding to the enticing snares
aud skillful manipulations of this
merry party, the tinny tribe leave their
native sphere and venture in cuisine.
Ten pins, eucbre, cinch, speculation,
drafts, target practice, vocal and
instrumental music and other vari-
atoms, such as startling anecdotes or
fish stories, by our genial host, (who
still retains his reputation in that line),
make the intermissions season of per-
petual pleasure.
This party intends returning here in
midsummer, not anticipating, however
anything like the comfort and happi
n as OF to-day. The weather, the gos
sip, the neigh bors, the small boys, noise
z hat to wear, spooney couples, are all
I ctors which worry us not at present
only the springtime song of birds, the
ri 5ple of a crystal stream, and the merry
ugh of some happy girl are here tC
m AXE us dream of Paradise
THE PARTY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
How Are Your Kidneysf
Or Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills Sam
pie free Add. Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or n.
BIaBYVILLE.

BIGBYvILLE, April 25.-There will be
services at the Methodist Church next
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock by the
pastor.
The Lyceum met at the home of the
Misses Bryant on last Friday evening,
and the exercises were much enjoyed
by all present. The next meeting viii
be held at the home of Mrs. w. j..
Thomas, Friday evening, May IL. Mr..
c. b. Adkins will read paper on the
"Life of Shakespeare" and Mrs. Robt
Maxwell, who was unable to attend the
last meeting, will be continued on the
programme, and will read a paper on
the life of Longfellow."
The Sunday-school is progressing
nicely under the management or Mr..
Joe A. Gray, who has been recently APP
pointed superintendent. Mr.. Gray an
nounced Sunday that Children's Day
would be observed on the evening OF
the fourth Sunday in May, beginning
at 8 ,. m.
on last Monday morning, negro
boy by the name OF Slate Davis, who
has been in the employ OF Mr.. Geo
Cayce for the mast five years, took the
advantage of the absence OF the family
broke into the house and took twelve
or fifteen dollars, on being accused, he
confessed and then was given over to
the sheriff.
Misses Laura Fuller aud Bessie Scott
visited the Misses Bryant recently.
MIR. e. Il. Adkins, was in Nashville
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Foster have re-
turned to their home at Mt. Pleasant
after aweek's visit to their daughter
Mrs. X. II. Swan.
Messrs. T. II. Neeley, j. l. Thomas
and Frank Brumbach, in company
with several from McCains, left THIS
morning on a fishing excursion.
Miss Maud Cecil, verv at rsctivt
and accomplished young lady OF Gross
Bridges, Is visiting Mrs. 7. III. Neeley
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce White and llttl'
son. of Campbell station. visited Mrs
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Z
Fitzgerald, last week.
Mrs. Margaret Faris and Mrs. Ell'
Maxwell. two venerable ladies of ouI
community, are improving from thei
recent Illness.
Mrs. w. II. Lowell Is some better.
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McCAIN's.

McCAINs, April, M-Spring has come
at last, ana all nature Is In ner ory /:
the sweet-voiced birds are singing
their joyous scngs from every nook and
bower. The hum of the uIdny little
bees and insects amid the protusion of
orchard blooms and frag rant flowers
almost charm US to dreamlands happy
shore; but While enjoying all these
beautiful Surroundings, which God so
graciously bestows upon us, we Will
pen our items to our only HERALD.
Miss Adeiia Matthews and Mrs. W. J
Yancy have been confined to their
rooms the past week, suffering win
SYMPTOMS of pneumonia We wish them
u speedy recovery.
Mr.. .. o. Thomas, wife and little son,
Revis, of Campbell Station, visited in
our midst last week.
Rev. Chas. Gabard, of Chapel Hill
Rev. Hunter of Nashville, Mrs. Jim
Hart aud son, John, of Ham pshIre, Nj iss
Virginia BeattIe, of Lincoln County, and
Miss Mary Nelson were guests of rev
M. Il. Gabard and wife last week.
Mr.. w. f. Kennedy and sister, Miss
Emma Kennedy, OF Decatur, Ala, are
the guests of Mr.. Knox Kennedy this
week.
Mrs. J. L. Thomas, of Bigbyville, Ii
spending this week with Mr.. j. w. b
Thomas and family. We are glad To re
port her health so much improved as tc
| permit her To be out from home again
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ). Dixon visited Mr.
, Walter McCandless aud family neal
! Lebanon Heights last week.
| Messrs. Wilson Trousdale, d. d. Dug
! ger, John and Sam Thomas, of Sunny
/ Side and Eugene Thomas went to Nor
| ris' Mill on Big Creek last week, fish
| ing. They were very successful IL
catching quite number.
Mrs. NJ. n Harlow spent last wee k il
Columbia, with relatives.
Lyceum Society will hold their mex
meeting at the home of Mr.. w. J
/ Thomas at Bigbyville, on Friday night
| Nav IL. Prof Adkins will read tn,
! biography of Shakespeare with Othe
| features of interest
Messrs. NJ. +. Gabard and NJ. II. Fly
are erecting a handsome store house a.
f, McCains, which will add to the looks o
our fast growing little town.
Miss Ella Thomas led very interest
ing Endeavor meeting Sunday after
noon from the topic, "Serving Goo
Joyuusly"-Matt %: ii. after which
Rev. Hunter, OF Nashville, delivered n
excellent lecture on Power wh'cl
was appreciated and enjoyed By al
present.
DIR. L. B. Webb, of the First Presby
terrain church of Columia, is expecte'
10 fill the pulpit at McCain's next Sab
bath, April ~, as Rev. Gabsrd expect
TO be in Decatur. Ala. at that time.
Sacramento services will be at thi
place the first Sabbath IN May. Rev
John A. Mckanny, OF Nashville, vii
ass st i'm the service.
Mrs. Woody and little daughter ar
quite sick stthis writing.
The Hopewell Missionary Societ
met with Mrs. 81. = Harlow, Tuesda
afternoon. OMEGA.
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The outlook for the wheat crop was
never better at this season of the year.
There is good deal of sickness in
this part of the community.
Mrs. Mollie Shouse Is still very low
with typhoid fever and pneumonia.
Mrs. Eta Blackburn is very sick at
this writing.
hope she may be up again soon.
Miss Rebecca Walters split tea.ket-
tie Of boiling water on her foot one day
last week, aud is suffering severely
from the burn.
Mrs. Beasley, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Lettie Black burn,
has returned home.
Mrs. Skelly is visiting her son, Mr..
Spark Skelley, at this writing.
Miss Puss Gidcomb is improving
slowly at this writing.
MIR. and Mrs. John Morrow are visit
ing Mrs. Morrow's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. McMeen, of this place.
ELENOR.
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Continued from Third Psge.)
CULLEOK

CULLEoKA, April 26 The game Of
bail between Moore Institute and
Branham and Hughes school Saturday
was the most exciting we have had.
II was closely contested all the way
through, and the score stood 3 to 2 III
favor OF Culleoka. Holman, the pitcher
of the visiting team, won honors for
himself that Gay.
The Culieoka team will play the
Mooney team at Franklin next Satur-
day. Quite II number of people, both
ladies aud gentlemen, will accompany
and encourage our boys.
Misses Louie Tomlinson and Kate
Henderson returned sunday from an
ENJOYABLE trip to Mammoth Cave.
Little Miss Mabel Fowler is at home
again at HILTON Home," after seven
months visit to her father at Ballinger,
Texas.
Mr.. Irvine PEBBLES has been visiting
his brother in Marshall county.
Mrs. NJ. f. Taylor returned Wednes-
day from Nashville, where she had
been attending Mrs. Sue Taylor, who
has been critically i'll, but it better now.
We have but few visitors to report,
but we have visitor in town that has
come to stay. Aud everybody is glad
She is the dearest little lady, and al
though she arrived only SO recently AS
a pTll lZJD, she mas ItCelNOu mum Az
tention, and everybody has fallen III
love with her. For her name we refer
you to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5
Evins, and To Grandpa and Grandma
Love.
Little Matte Bond Wilkes has beer
dangerously i'll with diptheria, ana lit
tie Helen Parks has been very i'll, too
Mrs. James Smissr was seriously IL
this morning, but is now much better
Mrs. Gibson is here visiting and car
ing for Misses Lille and Leila Foster
who are SICK with la grippe.
The friends of Mrs. LIZZIE Martin Key
nolds will be interested to hear OF he
marriage Tuesday afternoon, April "a
at p, M. to Mr.. e. S.Pay ne, of Galiatii
Tenn. They will be quietly married a
the home OF the brides father, Mr.. L
II. Martin, and will leave on the after
noon tram tor the groom's home nea
Gallatin.
DR.. W. II. Tillett, of Vanderbilt Uni
verslty, hopes to preach at the Metho
dist church here next Sunday on IN
"1wentieth Century Movement" l
DR.. Tlllett cannot come himself, b
will send substitute TO talk TO us o.
the subject.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
THE SALOONS GO.
For the First Time in Many Years,
Lynnville is "Dry" Town.

LYNNvILLE, April "a The thirty
days notice having expired, the sa-
looms in this place will be closed to-
morrow morning at II o'clock, ard
for the first time in many years
Lynnville will be dry town.
Everything has passed most bar
moniously and people generally are
pleased with the condition of AFFAIR.".
Tn. citizens will az once take steps
to reincorporate under the new law
enacted by the last Legislature,
making a taxing district.