Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-22
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving.


]. II. Laden of Cupples was in
town Monday.
j. l.. Sims of Walnut Grove
was here Wednesday.
Frank Austin of Lowryville was
in Savannah Thursday.
w. X. Counce of Hamburg was
here Friday of last week.
A. s. Grigg is attending Chan
Gerry court at Decaturville.
Billie Williams of Walnut Grove
was in our town Wednesday.
r. A. Hardin Jr., has been at
home several days this week.
+. Fl. Paessler left last week to
join his family at Upper Sandus'
ky, Ohio.
w. E. Merris left on the Ten
nessee for a trip through West
Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Reynolds
of Turkey Greek paid us a call
last Friday.
Master Edwin McDougal, who
has been quite sick for week is
able to be up.
Harry Paulk and daughter who
have been visiting in Jackson re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Louise Woodside of Nash.
vile is here for q few weeks visit
to her brother II. d. Woodside.
Our friend, j. A. Cunning ham,
who has been on the road for
Twenty-Five years is IN Savannah.
T. j. Atkins and w. +. Way,
the former a farmer and the latter
a merchant at Counce, were here
Tuesday.
A. W. DeBerry would not 60
to the wedding OF Saltillo We'd.
nesday fearing that it might be
contagious.
Mrs. Belle @. Mhoon came over
from COrinth Friday to spend a
few days with relatives and attend
to some business.
G. Fl. Russell has found Shelf.
field splendid place for his busi.
ness as timer and may remain
there for some time.
j. s. Jenkins of Counce was
here Monday. He has always
been a good friend of the Courier
and shows his faith by his works.
Will Armstrong and sons,
Ralph and Frank left on the Ten.
nessee Tuesday night, to visit
Mr.. Armstrong; relatives at
Columbia.
Ed Ross, w. d. Ross, Clarence
Ross and Jim Hawkins of Swift
were here Wednesday. They re-.
port the oil interest in their town
Oh the wane.
DR.. w. j. Reynolds placed his
daughters, Ella and Mary in
sdhool here Monday. They are
boarding with their uncle, John
w. DeBerry.
j. G.. Willoughby Of Horse
creek was in to see us Saturday.
Mr.. WillOughby is suffering from
a catarrhal affection that gives
him much trouble.
D. I. Mangum, who is we'll
known as having assisted in clos.
ing ont other stocks of merchan.
disc, is with j. w. DeBerry to
help him close out his stock.
Misses Mamie and Emily
Craven, who came up from Sal.
tillo with the bridal party, spent
Wednesday night with the Misses
Barlow returning home Thurs
day.
Mrs, Lcttie Simmons of Airing
ion, Tex, came in Tuesday to Wis
it her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Smith, at Economy. She is ac'
companied by her little son, Will
lam.
w. Z. Hughes, who has been
visiting his daughters in Jackson
and Tuscumbia returned home
last week. He was accompanied
home by his daughter, Miss Annie
who had been of on an extended
visit.
Messrs. Parker and Eligat
Woody, Perry Owens and Jot
Stanfield were in Savannah Wed
nesday night, practicing with th'
Cornet band. While ont the.
gave the bride and groom sere
made.
w. s. Lutts and wife of Burns
Vile, Miss, spent Tuesday ant
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Il
R. Shull. Mr.. Lutts is going OF
crutches, having had his right biz
| fractured five weeks ago fror
falling off a horse.