The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-17
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Continued from Third PageJ
CULLEOKA.


CULLEoKA, Aug. 13-NOt ofte., can we
say a life Ia finished; hut when onr
Irlenn ana one time neighbor, Mr.. Jack
his was life completed-an earthly
pilgrimage ended-the goal reached.
Born Oct. 10, 1872, makes him far beyond
the iour-score mark. For GO wears he
had been member of the Friendship
Baptist church, and for the last "a years
he was deacon In that organization,
A more consistent, consecrated, loyal
yet brosd member, no church has had.
lie lies beneath the sod In the shadow
or the church he so faithfully worked
In his voice will no more be heard in
prayer and counsel, but his influence.
like his soul, will live on forever. What
more can we say? We feel that the life
was completed without another word,
but 1t gives us a sacred pleasure to saw
word In memory of this good man,
ana extend our sympathy to those he
loved and by whom he will be so great
ly missed.
Little Nina Mcconnell has been quite
Ill with fever, but is much better now.
There are several cases OF fever in the
community, but no one is seriously i'll.
Mr.. James Smiser has grown quite
feeble, and at present is quite sick; but
his friends hope he will soon grow
stronger.
Rev. Fred s. Mitchell preached at the
Cumberland church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Sallie C0ckrill of Lewishurg, and
Miss Tennie Morris of Helena, Mon.
tana, are visiting at Mrs. Eliza Bel
lanfant's.
Ed Henderson spent Sunday with his
mother here. Mrs. Lupton came out to
meet him, and will remain several days
with relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Love and Mrs. Peachie
Young and children returned to Missis-
sippi this morning after a visit to Cap
tain loves family and other relatives
here. Mrs. Love had not been here for
many years and took great pleasure in
visiting old haunts. One day they had
family picnic party and drove to the
old camp-ground, the Love home and
cemetery, the old Wilkes place and
other points of rcmem berance.
Mrs. Rufus Bailiss and pretty little
daughter are visiting at Mr.. G. L.
Bailiss'
Mrs. Alternately has moved to her farm
and seems quite happy to be at home
again. Messrs. Stanford and Roller
board with her Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Coch-
ran will move this week to the house va
Gated by Mrs. A bernathy.
Mr.. Tom stephens has procured good
school in Dickson county, and Mr.. Ing
rum has taken charge of the Rock Dale
school, Mr.. Ingrum boards at Mr.. Cal
verts, and Mr. and Mrs. Merritt shaw
have the house Mr.. Stephens occupied.
Mr.. G. s. Williamson drove ont Sun
day for the first time. He can't walk ON
his foot yet, but hopes to be able to use
it soon. Miss Florence Williamson is
now at Trinne with her sister, Mrs. Jas.
johnson.
Rev. A. p. Walker is holding his meet
ing at Hurricane this week and is assist
ed by Rev. Geo. Morgan OF Lewisburg.
Messrs. Jim Thomas, ALI Fleming and
Prater of Mt. Pleasant spent Sunday
here. We mean Jim Thomas passed
through our town for she lives in the
country now.
The Glendale Dramatic Club played
"East Lynne" at Moore Institute Friday
night Many saw it was the best anna
tuer performance they ever witnessed
and not oneIn the great crowd in at
tendance was disappointed.
The Culleoka base ball nine made a
tour of several West Tennessee towns
last week and did not lose game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Roberts are visiting
Mrs. Benson Evins.
TITS true we were married some weeks
ago and had most delightful trip to
the mountains of Virginia, where we
saw many beautiful and grand things
we would enjoy telling you about, and
also spent a week at Monteagle; but tC
you the description might not be SO
full of interest. So that will inst be a
beautiful chapter in our life. but not re
corded in the annals of the HERALDs.
BARBARA.