Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-07-05

be here next Sunday.
Gentlemen shirt waists are
now worn in Savannah.
S. p. Barlow of Crump was
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Augusta Baker of Paducah
is here for a stay of several weeks.
Miss Nettie Montague Of Clifton
is visiting Misses Estelle and
Kate Morris.
Mrs. Mahlon Stacy and daugh-
ter Louise have returned to their
home at Pulaski.
e. p. Churchwell g. Son is the
new firm that bought out Hardin
& Hamilton Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Benton and son
Charles left Monday for a months
visit to relatives in Texas.
Misses Cordie and Monta Rick.
etts of Clifton are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. II. d. Williams.
Trustee Newman and daughter,
Miss Ollie, of Hookers Bend,
spent the week in Savannah.
Rev. James Walker and Miss
Bertha Franks returned to their
home at Kenton Wednesday.
Mrs. w. +. Bell and son left
Tuesday night for visit to Prof.
Bell's relatives in Springfield.
Miss Daisy Harbert OF Morris
Chapel spent Monday and Tues.
day with Miss Matte Harbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, f. Fraley of
Pyburns spent Sunday with the
family of their son, j. j. Fraley.
Mrs. w. Il. Gill came down
from Olive Hill and spent Friday
and Saturday with her husband.
EN- Oovey furnished us the first
cotton bloom Of the season. 1t
unfurled to the breezes Monday.
Mrs. Il. w. Baker came up from
Paducah on the Tennessee this
week returning on the same boat
Misses Monetta and Patricia
Strbling of Clifton came up last
Friday to spend a week with Mrs.
w. p. Stull.f
Mrs. Charles Baker left on the
Tennessee Tuesday and will be
absent two weeks visiting rela-
tives in Paducah.
II. j. Mcleod of Columbus, Ca,
and friend of A. j. Frazier and
family, spent three days of last
week in Savannah.
Van Young, who is cub engin.
eer on the City of Clifton, spent
Sunday in Savannah while the
boat went to Waterloo and back.
Mrs. w. G. Wood and children
and Miss Hattie Jones arrived
here Sunday from Hominy, o. t.
They will spend the summer here
Mrs. Mary j. Davis and grand.
children Katie and Charlie Roland
of Nashville are here to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. G. II,
Russell.
Andrew Barnhill was accident
ly hit on the thigh by his sister
Mabel last Tuesday inflicting
rather painful wound. They arc
children of J. NJ. Barnhill.
DR.. McAfee of Hamburg was
here Wednesday. He says work
is certainly being done on the
Greenville, Nashville and Chatta
nooga railroad at Corinth.
Misses. Della DeFOrd, Kathleen
Williams, Annie Churchwell anC
Lillian Patterson went to Paducal
on the Tennessee to spend a weel
with Miss Maggie Street.
o. L. Barlow attended the fun
era! of his nephew, ten month";
old child of his brother George
near Crump, which took place
Monday, Rev, j. V. Morley cor
Quoting the services.
Miss Irene and Master Edwin
Barlow went to Henderson Satur
day to visit their aunt, Mrs. II. I
McGhee. Miss Irene expects I
spend the summer, while Edwi
will stay until he gets tired.
The Misses Stribling, the Misse
Ricketts, and Miss Montague {
Clifton and Miss Montague
Henderson, who are visiting
Savannah, spent Wednesday wit
Mrs. T. @. Williams at the countr
} home of Mr.. j. G. Walker.
Kiss Louise and Master Fran
Cherry left on the Str. Tennessee
Tuesday night to visit their fathC
Rev. j. W. Cherry who is statiol
ed at Pulaski. Little Annie wi
, spend the summer with her gram
!, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Irwi
Ed Ross of The northern part