Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-06-28
w. t. Primm of Hardin was
here Tuesday.

Fort Smith, Ark, Monday.
DR.. Barlow has put a partition
in his business house making two
separate houses.
M. NJ. Hoover, Hamburg's pop.
ular postmaster, was in town
Wednesday.
w. b. Parkhill left Tuesday for
Mayfeld, KY, to spend a month
with his mother and sister.
G. M. Brown of Pyburns gave
us a pleasant call Tuesday. He
was in Savannah on business.
We made the acquaintance Sat-
urday of Ira Harmon of Nixon,
who was in town on business.
The special term of the circuit
court will be held the second
instead of the first Monday in
July.
We learn that our friend r. l..
Gallons of Cerro Gordo neighbor-
hood is quite sick with bron-
chitis.
Loula Hood Russell the nine
months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Russell died at 2 p.
m. Wednesday.
Mrs. A. r. Akin and child
went down on the Clyde last week
to visit her parents for month
in Decatur county.
Kiss Ladoskie Leeth went to
Hamburg Tuesday for a shot
visit. She will also visit at Pick
wick while absent.
Ernest Churchwell arrived
home from Knoxville Friday.
He came from Chattanooga on the
Avalon and reports nice trip.
Mrs. Hattie e. Johns arrived
here from Galaltin Monday to
spend the summer with the FAM.
ly of her grandson, Sam NJ. Wat
son.
Mrs. j. A. White and son of
Pyburns came here to attend the
funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. RusselPs
baby who was grand child of
Mrs. White.
Knowles S. Archer of Baldwin,
Miss, arrived here Saturday to
spend a week or two with his
sisters, Mrs. d. A. McDougal an d
Miss Jessie Archer.
Miss Mamie Quinn went to
Paducah on the Tennessee. She
will visit Mrs. w. p. Barnhill and
will also visit Mrs. Ridgway and
Mrs. Happy in Mayfeld, Ky.
Arch Patterson, who has been
in school at Nashville, and Miss
Mildred Patterson, who has been
attending school in Virginia, ar.
rived home on the Clyde Friday.
Mrs. j. Ii. Merrell and two
children left Monday on the Ten
uessee for Tuscumbia, Ala. They
will join Mr.. Merrill there and
make that town their future home
James Fraley moved into the
Russell residence on West Main
Tuesday. We welcome this little
family to our town and hope jim
will make q successful physician
William S. Johnston, who is
now in the mercantile business al
Poplar Bluff, Mo-, is here to spend
several weeks. He is making
headquarters with DR.. w. b. Me
Dougal.
Tom Terry, who lives ia the
Fork, fell off wagon of hay
Tuesday and stuck one prong Of
q hay forkin his breast. Tho rorl
ranged crossways. He may be
dangerously hurt.
There will be temperance en-
tertainment at the Institute oil
Friday, June IS, s p. m. consist
ing of music, recitatlons and vol
untary talks. Everybody invited
and urged to attend.
John Meredith and sister Mis-
Josie with Miss Essie Morri
went to Waterloo, Ala, Sunday
They returned Monday accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Meredit
who lau Dcen lnefe TWO WeekS.
The ladies' of the @. p. Churc
will give an ice cream supper a
: Institute on Friday, July o, 8 |
, m. A short program will prt
cede the serving of the supper
1t is hoped q largo crowd will b
p in attendance.
Cleiborn Allison and siste
were in thunder storm tuesda
. in the river bottom. The ligh
ming struck a shed, killed on
- horse and stunned another. Mis-
Allison was also badly sho cke
and knocked down by pieces