Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-08-23
L..v. Sewer was here Monday.


here Tuesday.
Mrs. G. w. Doran is spending
the week in town.
DR.. r.. A. Hardin came in from
Primms Springs Monday.
Some extra fine melons have
been on the market this year.
Miss Clara Hit, who has ty.
phoid fever, is reported improv'
ing.
Edwin DObbins, of Cravens,
was in Savannah Tuesday on bus.
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Benton
have girl baby born Saturday
morning.
Will Thompson has just return
ed from a visit to his old home in
Wayne county.
w. A. Collier began Thursday
on the stone foundation for Wat.
son Bros. mill.
II. j. Street of Florence, Ala,
has been here week visiting his
wife and baby.
Monta Ross who is teaching
near Swift, was reported sick the
first of the week.
Mrs. DR.. j. j. Fraley has been
right sick for a few days at M. f.
Fraley's near Nixon.
Napolean Freeman, one of the
young merchants of Adamsville,
was in town Wednesday.
John S. Irwin, who has been
laid up with a very sore 70 OF, is
able to be out with a stick.
1t was not Giles Hollis son
John that drew the section Of
land in the Oklahoma drawing.
L. B. Moon has typhoid fever
in a modified form. He is at w.
b. Parkhilps out on the Hamburg
road.
Mrs. d. W. Broyles entertained
q few couples of young people at
lost heir Thursday evening OF last
week.
DR.. Hardin was called to COT.
fee Landing Tuesday to attend
Mrs. r. +. Sandlin who was dang.
erOusly sick.
The stereoptican part of the
program for Tuesday evening will
be very interesting for the child
rem as we'll rs others.
Work on D. A. Welch's resi-
dence is progressing rapidly. 1t
will be one Of the hands0mest
houses in town when completed.
Mrs. Walter Russell and child
rem are spending the week with
her father, j. 7. White, at Py.
burns and attending the meeting.
r. A. Kimbel came up from
Linden Friday Of last week and
brought his son Hundley who
had been in Linden for several
weeks.
We understand work is still 60.
ing on on the Greenville, Nash.
vile g. Chattanooga Railroad. 1t
will be in Hardin county some.
time soon.
Rev. John Durrett in charge of
the Savannah circuit paid us a
call Monday. He was On his way
to Pyburns to assist Rev. w. A.
Stroud in a revival meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Afford sent
us a hens egg this week that
weighed 6 ounces and measured
8 inches in circumference. Ii
was the largest ever in this office
George Paulk of Walnut Grove
was here Wednesday. He re-
ports things gloomy in his part Of
The country. A drOuth and high
water has produced this state Of
affairs.
Cullen Garter, who is teaching
near Clifton, spent Saturday ant
Sunday at home. Cullen is one
of our very best young mon and
we are glad to note his success ii
teaching.
Hundley Welch returned OF
. the Tennessee from his visit t
his uncle, s. E. WEIGH, at Ba.
| City, III. He was accompanied
, by his cousin, Miss Marian WEIGH
who will visit her many relatives
here for a few weeks.
Mrs. G. L. Hefner left Tuesday
on the Tennessee to attend tn
Press Association which met il
Nashville Thursday. She will
8 probably 60 with the association
on its excursion to Buffalo an
o Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Z. H. Paine and daughter
/. Miss Memphis, left on the Tennes
see by way of Johnsonville t