Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-08-30
r. L. Jordan left for New York


Harold Dickson of Horse creek
was III to see MS Monday.
Ralph and Frank Armstrong
both have typhoid fever.
Miss aggie Street returned to
Paducah on the Tennessee.
r. L. Jordan and family are at.
home from Primms springs.
Harry Guthrie, of Nashville,
was in Savannah Wednesday.
There are twelve prisoners in
the Jail awaiting the action Of
court.
Miss Martha Dugdale has clos
ed her school at Oravens and is
at home.
Rev. johnson will begin a pro.
tracted meeting at the Q. p.
Church Sunday.
Carlos Cater is assisting in ham
ding that immense stock of goods
at d. j. Hughes.
j. Fl. Craven of Saltillo was in
Savannah Tuesday looking after
business interests.
II. L. Harbert of Morris Chapel
stemmed the tide of high water
and came town Monday.
DR.. Walker reports LIB. Mhoon
as getting along very well with
his case of typhoid fever.
Little Miss Mary Quinn enter.
tanned few friends Wednesday,
| it being her sixth birthday.
@. w. Williams, who was re.
ported quite sick the first of the
week, is reported much better.
Saltillo was represented here
Saturday by Curry Duck, one Of
it's handsome young business
men.
Mrs. Shull of Nixon and son G.
r. Shull of Mosier, Ark, spent
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. e.
II. Shull.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker
came up from Paducah on the
Tennessee and will be here sever.
al weeks.
David, eldest son of Ike Walk
er, left here Monday for Spring
Hill where he will enter school
for a year.
Circuit Court will begin here
next Monday. There are plenty of
cases on the docket to keep the
court busy for the full two weeks.
Sheriff Sawnsr foundMat Sharp
in the upper bottom Wednesday
and brought him to Jail. Mat
had been out of the State for
three years.
Is. +. Green of Lowryville was
here Wednesday. Mr.. Green is a
good farmer and says he will
make above an average crop of
corn il it is not yet damaged.
w. II. Dickey Of Smiths Fork
spent Tuesday in town. He re-
ports that his section was recent
ly visited by prospectors for oil
who took leases on most of the
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
daughter Mary, who have been
visiting their relatives at Smiths
Fork and Olive Hill for three
weeks, will leave tomorrow for
Memphis.
Miss Emma Edwards, well
known in Savannah, died at her
home in Waterloo at 5 a. m. Tues
day. John e. and Miss Lizzie
Meredith, cousins of the deceased,
attended her funeral.
Mr.. Earl Cole and Miss Daisy
Bennett were quietly married by
Rev. Holmes at his residence at
$3.50 Wednesday evening. We
wish this young couple a long life
of pleasure and prosperity.
Mrs. A. L. Story and daughter
Jewel returned last week from
their visit in Mississippi. Mrs
: Mollie Austin, a sister of Mrs
Story and Mrs. Counce came over
with them and remained few
days.
, The unwilling of the monument
al Mt. Hermon erected by the
, Woodmen of the World to the
r memory of N. j. Paulk promises
!, to be a pleasant affair. Up. m,
/. next Sunday is the hour for thu
7 unveiling.
;. John Middleton of Black
Springs, Ark, uncle of Mrs. W
P. Story, spent q few days O
this week in Savannah. He viii
visit Saltillo and other neighbor.
q hoods in the county for a month
# before returning home.