The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Continued from Third Page)
CULLEOKA.

I. CULLEoKA, Nov. 7, 1907.
AS the sweet flower that scents the
morn,
But withers in the rising day-
thus lovely seemed the infants dawn,
Ihus swiftly fled his life away.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade
Death quickly came with stealtby care
me opening bud 10 heaven eonveped
And babe 1t bloom forever there.
De died to sin, and all its woes.
put fora moment felt the rod
On loves triumphant wing he rose.
10 rest forever with his God.
On Friday night, Nov. 2, 1900, Mr.. and
MRS. Jonas i. Amis were called to ran.
der to God the gift He so lately gave "a
yield to His grim messenger their little
BABE, Jonas Thomas. He had been
spared TO brighten the home but four.
Teen snort months. Having him that
little while was like heaven "for of such
IS the kingdom OF Heaven" The ten.
DER arms Will no more reach to clasr
their necks; no more VIII the baby
voice fall like music on their ears
Sleep-hound are the bright eyes SO full
OF love and light
peace rests in the brow and eye-lid :
so calm,
Peace stills the heart, meath the white
folded palm"
1ou will miss him, the bright beauti
iul dead; but his soul, fresh from the
mana OF GOD, is present everywhere
me only path he has trod is that which
leads from the arms of the father and
mother to the arms of God, and he went
away before the world touched him
with stain.
Spared all signing and tears
His slumber is sweet.
At the heavenly portal he waits,
His loved ones to greet.
The Bishop was good to this charge
and returned to us both our pastor AND
Presiding Elder. They were both with
us sunday and began the new years
work with added spirit and power
mrs. walker will return from her pro
tracted visit to her near relatives in
canada. quite soon, and her friend;
will be- pleased to have her back again
The chrysanthemumsa are at their hes,
In our town. Many have them in pro
FUSION, but Mrs. Joe l. Moore deserves
the premium. She had them photo.
graphed last week 800,
Mrs. Vira Wilkes came home from
Nashville Friday. She had been nurs,
ing the sick in her sons family. and
sucn nne help Is she in a SICK room
that she was sent for at once, to heir
nurse little Jonas Amis, SO sick with
diphtheria and Group.
Miss Sadie Richardson has been sick
several days, but is better.
Miss Sue Martin has returned from a
visit TO Mrs. Maxwell.
Jesse Tomlinson and Maurice Collie,
went TO Decatur last week for little
visit. They attended the marriage OF
Mr.. Carey Wells while there.
We had our heaviest ffost last night
but 1t did little damage
Having served his four wears ut Nc.
Alester, /. T., Rev. J. q. Fowler was sc nj
to Shawnee, o. T. by the Bishop at the
session of the Indian Mission Confer.
ence last week.
DR.. Convey made ore Of those "profes.
sionaP calls to Marshall county. He has
managed his cease" very well SO far,
but may have to call In some one else
for consultation" before he completes
the case.
The men are all at the election, and
we women are at home doing our part
OF the work that must always be done,
regardless of what party wins control.
That picture of Mr.. Bryan shall keen it,
place above our mantle, for 50 good
man defeatedista good man stiIl,n
BARBARA