The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-09-06
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
ANDREWS.

Andrews, Sept 3. After years of i'll
health Mr. Charley Jones at last sue
cumbed. leaving sorrowing wife and
large family of children to fight life s
battles without the help and counsel
OF their best earthly friend but may
they ever find friend In Him who has
promised to be husband to the widow
and father to the fatherless, who
viii help them to meet life's trials
successfully.
On last Tuesday evening just after
the evening meal while lighting his
pipe Mr. James Dale fell dead. The
chord to life was thus suddenly severed
the light went out, leaving his home
in deep darkness. 1t was indeed a
shock to the whole community, for he
seemed to be the friend of all ;especially
of the children he never failed to have
word and smile for them in passing
by, and they all loved him. With
the lonely young wife and all the be-
reaved we deeply sympathiZe for we
all feel the loss. The loss of - good
friend, good neighbor a good citi-
zen.
Again came the sad news that Baker
Hayes, who was student of Prof
Scobey here year ago, had closed his
eyes on the scenes of earth at his faith
er's home in Mooresville, Ala. Baker
had many friends here. at Leftwich
and in Columbia, who were deeply
panied, and who warmly sympathize
with Judge and Mrs. Hayes in the loss
of their idolized baby boy. So you see
the grim monster is ever busy, and not
even the angels can tell upon whose
home his sable mantle will fall next
so how important to be always ready.
Miss Nannette Redding was forced
to suspend her school, owing to an at
tack of malarial fever. We hope she
may soon recover, and return to hel
post.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jones are rejoic,
ing over the advent of wee Miss into
their home.
Mrs Porter Hardison has been with
her mother here recently.
Mrs. Leah White and children spent
several days last week with Mrs. W.
F. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Foster from
Marshall county made recent visit Il
W. I. Sowells family.
Mrs. Harrington, Miss Vivienne anC
Master Eugene have returned from
Nashville, after several week soiourI
in the rural district
Miss Emma Sowell accompanied Mis-
Redding to Campbell S Station recent
ly.
Mrs. H. A. Gray is able to be on
after her long illness.
Rev. GRAY is away conducting
meeting.
Ed Sowell is at Mt Juliet in Sc
rial meeting.
Bro. Williams preached at Corintl
last Sunday
Bros Murphy and Scobey are ex
pected on the third Sunday
A number of our people enjoyed tn
meeting at Antioch conducted by Eide
Sewell, of Nashville, but the rail
hindered great deal.
Surely this is ideal weather and W
should enjoy it, The growler is hayln
a rest.
Mr.. Allsman expects to leave soon fo
his northern home. | know not VIII
will take his place at the mill.
F. G. Sowell and family expect t
move to'the Ninth district to get tn
benefit of the Mcdowell school. Tn
Gordon boys expect to make a chang
after their long residence on the Brow
farm, and Mr.. Dillehay will probabl
move to that.
Mr. Crawford and family from Al
kansas have been visiting relative
here.
Irene and Ashby Sowell entered tn
Mcdowell School Monday morning.
Our roads have been greatly improve
by the recent work done on then
which was badly needed, since the raj
had left them in bad condition.
MRS. MICAWBER.