Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-08-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Mhoon are visiting


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with mumps and bilious fever.
Mrs. r. A. Hardin came in last
Tuesday from Primm's Springs.
Hayes l5royles, who has had ty.
phoid fever is able to sit up now.
ID. r. Mangnm, who has been
right sick fox a week is out again.
Mrs. w. p. Barnhill arrived here
on the Tennessee to spend q few
weeks.
Go to the lecture tonight. Mr..
Stowe always has something good
to say.
G. L. Smith Of Cerr0 GordO
showed his smiling face in Savan.
nab Wednesday.
Jim Strickland, one Of the hand
some young men OF L0wryVl'ie,
was in to see us Saturday.
Capt. Thos. II. Paine has re-
turned TO Nash vile, leaving here
Tuesday on the Tennessee.
Charlie Street was. plotting the
towboat. Tenbroek, on her trip
up the Tennessee this week.
John W. DeBerry attended ser.
vices at Mt. Zion Thursday and
paid his friend N. G. Baker u visit.
r. L. Jordan came in Wednes.
day from a trip to Memphis and
Joined his family at Primm's
Springs.
w. NJ. Cantrell of Pittsburg
Landing paid his young friend
Ernest Church well a short visit
this week.
Luther Porter was here Thurs.
day and gave bail for Abe Dilla.
hunty. He will use Abe on his
farm until court.
Mrs. Leeth and daughters have
moved 10 Pickwick. We regret
very much to lose this estimable
family from our town.
Mrs. II. G. Ogle and children
went out to Primm's Springs last
week and will remain until the
latter part of next week.
L. Freeman and II. u. Wood.
side spent Tuesday and Wedues.
day in the north part of the cOun.
ty in the interest of our school.
They report success.
w. A. Collier, who is well
known here as q fine stone mason,
arrived Saturday from his home
at Madison Station. He will be
here several months.
Mrs. L. V. Sewer and children,
Masters Harden, L. V. and little
Miss Adelaide, left on the Tennes'
see Tuesday to return to their
home at Kingston Springs.
Dispositions have been taken
this week to be used in the case
Of j. Fl. Craven againts G. W. An
derson. The controversy is about
: the location of a boundary line.
Mrs. Patterson is reported
somewhat improved under thu
sulphur baths she Is taking neal
J San Antonio, Texas. Her eriendl
will be greatly rejoiced to learr
this.
Robert Hinkle of SaltillO, wilt
has severe case of typhoid fe
yer, was reported better at moor
Thursday. Roberts many frieud
here wish for him a speedy re
| cOvery.
8 Miss Irene Bingham of Erin
> Tenn, has been selected musi
r teacher at the Institute for til
coming year. She will come high
> ~ recommended and add much t
i the popularity of the school.
Rev. j. A. Wagner Of Dye
county and Rev. A. s.. Johnso
held q meeting at Ross church Ia,
!. week and closed with twenty cor
versions. They are holding ser'
ices at Willoughbys this week.
G. V. Weller and Andy McCal
land who made the trip to Calico
mia have returned home. We al
indebted to Mr.. Weller for q cop
of the Pixies Peak Daily New
which contains his name in til
long list of arrivals.
- Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. CrawfOr
" arrived here last Friday from the
eastern trip. Mr.. Crawford wei
on 10 Birmingham Saturday, b,
Mrs. Crawford remained for
few days with her parents, M
10 and Mrs. Edgar Cherry.
A. A. Watson, Clerk of IL
County Court Of the great counI
in of Hardin, through which the gre
st river of the Tennessee deigns
II run, finds business 80 dull that
;" has turned his Office into cabin
chon ond Invita- oil tho loo farn