Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-07-12
G. w. Harbert and son Lansing
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is here on q short visit.
S. II. Sinclair of Martins Mills
was in to see us Monday.
Miss Esther Moss left Tuesday
for an extended visit to relatives
at Higbee, Mo.
Rev. j. NJ. Wood, one of our
good friends at Walnut Grove,
was here Monday.
John A. Pitts Of Nashville came
in Thursday to visit his daughter,
Mrs. A. j. Williams.
Mr.. Charles Patterson Of Chica.
60 is visiting the family Of his
uncle, Judge Il. d. Patterson.
r. A. Kimble of Linden came
up on the Clyde to spend week
with his son Hundley.
Mrs. j. L. Smith and Miss Dali
sy Smith of CravenS made the
Courier q pleasant visit Monday.
Mr.. Mahlon Stacy of Pulaski
arrived here Wednesday to attend !
the funeral of little Roberta Jor.
dan.
Rev. Mr.. Weaver of Adamsville
will fill the pulpit at the Metho-
dist church next Sunday and at
night.
Prof and Mrs. H. 4. Woodside
left on the Avalon last Friday 10
visit Prof. Woodside's mother at
Columbia.
Miss Elizabeth Williams, one Of
the teachers in Savannah Insti-
tute, has gone TO Morteagle to
spend month.
DR.. G. M. Beckham of Selmer
was here Saturday. He had been
on business to his former hons /.
at Martins Mile.
G.. w. Bingham went to his
home at Saltillo Sunday to spend
a few days. W. 2. Story is act.
ing deputy register.
Miss Memphis Paine Of Jackson
came in Thursday from a trip in
the vest and joined her parents !
at their summer home.
JnO. NJ. Watson has been trans
ferred to Greenbrier as store
keeper and guager. He left /
Tuesday for that place.
Charlie Hardin arrived here
from Nashville Monday night to
spend a few days with his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. Hardin.
Judge D. w. Broyles and his
sister, Mrs. Kelly r. Chandler,
are making the round trip to
Chattanooga on the Avalon.
Capt. and Mrs. Paine arrived
by the Tennessee Monday night
and have taken up their residence
for the summer at Hima Home.
Mrs. j. a. Berlin arrived home
last Wednesday from Wayland
Springs accompanied by her
brother.in.law Will Blankenship.
Master Fay Dickson met with a
serious accident Tuesday. He
stuck a nail in his knee and is
confined to his bed from the eff.
fects.
Mr.. 7. L. Gallons, an old and
highly respected citizen of this
county, died at his home near
Cerro Gordo Wednesday after an
illness Of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris Of
Paducah came up on the Tennes-
see and spent Monday night here
enroute to Henderson TO visit DR..
and Mrs. Bell, the grandparents of
Mrs. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Wesson of
Waterloo, Ala, came down last
week and spent few days with
their relatives and friends here.
returning home on the Tennessee
Monday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth Broyles and her
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Irwin, left
on the Avalon last Friday eve
ming to visit j. L. Broyles at Bry.
son City, N. @. They will stay
month or more.
ID. @. Duncan of Red Sulphur
Springs was in town Tuesday and
treated us to a few excellent
peaches grown In his own orch
ard. Mr.. Duncan is IL friend we
always appreciate.
Cullen Carter has secured and
will begin teaching school next
Monday in Wayne county near
Clifton. His sister, Miss May,
will 60 with him and remain until
after the Peabody examination
which Cullen will attend.
@. M. Fisher and wife of Nash
vile spent Tuesday at the Hughes
House. Mr.. Fisher is local sup.
erintendent of the Adams Express