Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-09-13
J. 7. Lewter of Crump was in
town Tuesday.

best teachers, was here Wednes
day.
G. H. Russell went to Morris
Chapel Thursday to do some tin
work.
G. w. Wilkins of Right spent
part of the week here attending
court.
W. G. Tankersley, of Pyburns,
was here Thursday attending
court.
Master Henry Williams and
Charlie Winborn are sick with ty-
phoid fever.
We had the pleasure Of meeting
G. NJ. d. Moore of Sibley in Sa-
vannah Thursday.
jim McCorkle of Pickwick be-
gan clerking for u. P. Church.
we'll & Son Monday.
Charlie Lewter has been here
few days looking after the old
business of the Cummins.
John Lutts, a former Nixon boy
but now of Hawks, Lawrence
county, was here for several days
last week.
Mrs. Capt. Henderson Of Cor.
NTH, sister of Mrs. Mh0on, is hero
to see Mr.. L. B. MhoOn, who is
reported some better.
Luther and Arthur Potter Of
Lowryyille were IN Savannah
Thursday. They were selling some
fine mules.
Louis Irwin of Nashville came
in Monday to spend few weeks
with his fathers family and other
relatives in Savannah.
Tom Counce, one Of the good
citizens of Hamburg, died Sunday
night. He was a cousin of our
townsman, j. A. Counce.
Ed Adams and Miss Maggie
Barnett, were quietly married at
the home of Will Adams by Rev.
Robert Reed Sunday Aug. 81.
G. A. McCasland of Hardin, and
B. L. s. Watson of Brandon, were
in to see us early Monday morn.
ing. They had business in court.
Mrs. w. F. Bell and child, after
spending two months with MIR.
Bells relatives at Springfield,
Tenn, arrived home on the Har.
ley Friday.
Miss Louise, Frank and Annie
Cherry who spent the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Irwin,
left for Florence, Ala, ON the
Harley Friday evening.
Henry Reeves, son of Will
Reeves, died Tuesday and was
buried at Ross church Wcdnes.
day. He was bright lad and will
be mourned by everybody.
DR.. Morris went to Pittsburg
Landing Wednesday to examine
some smallpox suspects. He re-
ports three cases and one death
with two families involved.
Mrs. Elizabeth Broyles and Mrs
Capt. Irwin, who have been Wis.
ing in North Carolina for three
months arrived home Monday
perfectly delighted with their trip
Walter Wilkins, of Right, who
has been attending a law school
in Chicago for four years, Was in
Savannah Monday. He is visit
ing his relatives in this county
for a few weeks.
Misses Cilla Dickson, of Alder
Grove and May Kendall of Flor
ence, were in town Monday. Mis-,
Kendall is a daughter Of Mr.. jim
Kendall, of Florence, Ala, and d
grand niece of Mrs. Minerva Ben
ton of this place.
Miss Sue Garner has rented 8
house in East End and has will
her the children Of her brother
who are attending school here
The little daughter Of W. V
Weller, of Cerro Gordo is alst
boarding with her.
David Manguw, who has beer
clerk Oh the City of Clifton, came
home on the Tennessee. He re
ports the repairs necessary to put
the Clifton in shape 10 run will re
quire ten days so that she will no
leave st. Louis before next Mon
day.
Those who stayed away vii
never know what they missed b,
not being at church last Sunda.
morning. 1t was the occasion o
the opening sermon to the pupil
of Savannah Institute, and 1t wa
/ a mastery effort on the part O
the pastor, Rev. j. j. Stowe.
} Attorney r. B. Thompson. afte
, spending two weeks with hi
M; fo3o raIotivnr harn and attonf