Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-10-18
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j. II. Craven of SaltiIlo was
here Tuesday
0dell &abry of Counce was
here Wednesday.
Cullen Carter closed his school
near Clifton last Friday.
d. A. McDougal has returned
from a trip to the lakes.
Mrs. e. w. Baker returned to
Paducah last week OH the Harley.
W. II. and Miss Josie Meredith
returned from Wayne county last
week.
VIM. McLcmore, our friend vt
Old Union, wag in to see Nc
Thursday.
Il. a. Hardin, Jr., ID now q
knight of the Grip, having started
on the road last week.
Mrs. Meredith and son j. q. and
Miss Lizzie arrived home from
Wayne county Tuesday.
Miss Matte Harbert, our clever
hello girl, has beon off duty part
of this week on account of chills.
viii Powers of Selmer was
here this week. He is buying
| lumber for the st. Louis market.
DR.. j. D. Harbert and family
left this week for Springer, |. IT,,
where they go to live in the flu.
ture.
G. f. Benton is acting as mail
messenger on the river while j..
II. Benton is takinga vacation of
a month.
Mrs. Sarah Jones and daughter,
Miss Mary, visited Mrs. Jones's
brother, Col. w. N. Garrett, at
Nixon Wednesday.
a daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. w. @. East Wednesday,
aud We extend to them our con-
gratulations on the sex.
Glen, the 10 months old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tbos. Spencer
died Friday evening from the eff
fects of a congestive chill.
Jim Boswell, n we'll known and
highly respected citizen OF Savan.
nah left Tuesday for Obion to
| live With a married daughter.
Rev. J. w. Faulkner, who is
well known in this county, was re.
ported Wednesday as dangerous.
~ sick at his homo in Sardis.
Mrs, James Doherty and son,
ubo have been visiting the family
OF W. Ii. Darlington all summer
Jeff for Huntingdon Saturday.
Capt. j. w. Irwin and Rev. j.
J. Stowe visited the Shiloh Ma.
tional Park and Cemetery at
Piltsburg Landing Wednesday.
Master Henry Williams who
had typhoid fever some time ago
has had a relapse and the last
case is more severe than the first.
John Il. Hardin has sold his res.
ideuce property to DR.. F. @. Will
Jams and j. NJ. Paisley. We un.
derstand Mr.. Hardin will 60 west.
The Presbyterian Sunday.
school will hold a memorial SER
vice in honor of the late Mr.. Mere
dith, AT their place of worship
Sunday at o'clock p. IN.
John NJ. Watson, who is now
under the Civil Service employ.
ment of the government at Green
brier for several months, is at
home on vacation for a month.
Mrs. DR.. r. A. Hardin left on
the Harley Saturday by way of
Jacksonville TO visit her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Mahlon Stacy, at Pulaski,
| for few weeks and attend Con.
ference.
Harvey j. DeBerry and Miss
Cora Lee Black were married at
thu residence of j. NJ. Black Tues
day, 4 p. m. in the presence of a
few friends and relatives, by Rev,
J. 4. White.
A letter from DIR. L. Il. Covey
informs us that they have located
1t Manville, |. L. lie says 1t is q
very good country but times are
close there now on account OF
short crops.
Mrs. Belle O. Mhoon left Mon
day for Corinth, Miss, whore she
expects to reside in the future
We regret very much to lose Mrs
Mhoon as a citizen of Savannah
, but she has decreed and we abide
DR.. j. x. Barlow arrived hom
Wednesday from a tour of thu
; eastern cities. He saw Cincinnati
, Philadelphia, New York, Buffalo
and Niagara Falls on his rounds
r. S. Hughes Of Clifton made tn
trip with him.