The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-13
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Continued from Third Page.)
CULLEOK A.

CuLLEoKA, April l0.-The base ball
team of the Mooney School came down
Saturday and played game with the
Culleoka team. CulIeoka quickly caught
on to the Mooney pitcher, but they Wis
hing team simply couldn't hit such
balls as Robertson gave them. The
gama-oh! deary me! =" e are all be-
wildered, and don't rememb er the
difference between "bunt" and
strike" We will just telephone one
Of the players to write out the game
and send it to the HERALD.
MIR. w. ID. Mooney, Mr.. Tom Davis,
Misses Pattie Bolton and Tomnie Wal
lace came out from Franklin to witness
she game, and bravely held on to their
teams colors, though SO badly defeated.
This is the second game between these
,eams, our boys being defeated the first
aame, and the third will be played
April %, at Franklin.
Moore Institute has employed Mr., and
Mrs. Williams for another year. This
b the most prosperous year in the
schools history, and we hope these
worthy teachers may continue long in
charge.
Misses Hightower and Knox visited
at Mrs. NJ. b. Smiser's last week. Miss
Hightower is one of our most appreci-
ated visitors, and we were pleased to
learn that her burns from the explosion
efgasoline were not more serious.
Mrs. M. X. Alternately and Miss Nicely
have returned from a visit to Mrs. King,
nj Lewis burg.
Mrs. Blackwell and little Aline Page
have been visiting Mrs. Benson Evans.
Mrs. A. p. Walker and w. r. PEBBLES
attended the Woman's Missionary Con
ference in Nashville.
Mr.. Chas. Williamson, Jim William
son and Richard Wilkes went up To
Nashville to attend the graduation ex-
ercises of the Vanderbilt Medical Col
Dege. Mr.. VIII Williamsou's name was
Oh the list of honorroll graduates.
MIR. w. W. Cochran was unable to find
avacant dwelling in Decatur and hence
will not move his family just now.
DIR and Mrs. Mccullough came down
from Verona last week to visit their
Slaughter, Mrs }. w. Coffey.
Floyd Scott is sick with pneumonia
Mr.. Walter Fox, young man OF the
Campbell Station neighborhoOd, died
hast Tuesday of typhoid fever. Several
members of the family have had the dl'
cease, and under advise from phi, 81
clans they have moved to house on
DIR. Williamson's place, hoping TO thus
hid themselves OF the fever.
The Young people seized the opportu'
atty afforded by last weeks pretty days
and resumed their tennis PLAYING.
Rev. House, the Bap list mini ter, and
his family are costly settled la the
pretty new parsonage.
MIR. A. wilkes lost another fine
horse last week.
Rev. T. +. Hudson preached SUNDAY
and Sunday night Sacrament was ad
ministereda at the close of the morning
leTyice.
The Culleoka Base Rail- Team easily
aefeatsd MONEYS School Team her,
saturday afternoon by score Of Is Il
: The weather was line and quite )
crowd was out to see the visitors suffel
their defeat. The difficult part to then
vas to hit Robinson's curves before
CTews could catch them. At the end o
the fifth inning. Mr.. Mooney, seeing hi
Soys were little out of their class, an'
suIplayed at every point, had the gam
called. Then a second game was start
cd with Tom Davis, Nanderbilt's cracl
pitcher, in TIE box for Mooney, an'
wilkes In the box for CulleOka. Tw
innings was played and ended by
score Of to , in favor Of Culieoka