Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-11-29

in town Monday.
Fl. L. Harbert of Morris Ohape Ell
was in Savannah Tuesday.
| Rev. and Miss Rowsey of Hur.
ley were in Savannah Saturday.
Miss Mamie Leeth of Plckwick
is visiting in Savannah this week.
Dyer Frazier and Mrs. LaVene
Garrison spent Sunday in Adams
vile.
Charlie Byrd Of Pickwick was
here Monday attending Ohancery
Court.
Harry Doran has bought the
old Bryson place out on the Ham.
burg road.
A Thanksgiving service was
held at the Methodist church
Thursday.
W.T.. Holley and Sister, Miss
Elva, of Saltillo, were In town
Thursday.
Mrs. Cleona Bruce Kramer,
who is now in Missouri, is report.
ed quite sick.
j. I'll. Sinclaire of Martins Mills
was here attending Ohancery
court this week.
L. V. Sewer came in from Nash.
vile Saturday and spent several
days about Savannah.
Jim Stockard; one Of Cliftons
leading beaux, was in our town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
j. L. Haynes ofRuth, one of the
successful sawmill men of our
county, was here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker left
on the Clyde Sunday where they
will probably spend the winter.
Abe Rubel & Co., OF Corinth,
Miss, have q card in the Courier
this week. See what they say.
j. T. Harrison Of Hooker's
Bend, made US a call Monday. He
is always ready for a pleasant
chat.
DR.. j. j. Fraley has moved
back to his fathers, and Mr.. Der.
lin has moved into the house va
Gated by DR.. Fraley.
Chancellor Alternately is here
this week holding the Chancery
court. He will hold only one
more court for this county.
H. @. Thompson, who recently
sold his newspaper plant in Cen.
treville, has engaged in the gro.
Gerry business at that place.
Capt. w. S. Hawkins Of Hunt.
ingdon and r. A, Haggard of
Waynesboro were in attendance
on Chancery court part of this
week.
Ed Mckinney, who has been
assisting F. Fl. Winship to run
the freight business for over q
year, left Sunday for his home
near SaltillO.
Miss Blanche, the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. b.
Quinn, who has been sick with
typhoid fever for several weeks is
convalescent.
j. L. Swayne has returned from
the Northwest. He was on our
streets Monday and had the ap.
pearance OF . man who had been
wrecked in a blizzard.
J. B. Jones of Turkey creek
was here Tuesday. He has a bad
ly crippled hand. 1t was done BY
a horse jerking him to the ground
while trying to bride it..
G. W. Williams, our efficient
Insurance agent. went to Mem
phis last week to attend a meet
ing of the insurance agents of the
State. Charlie says he had a fine
time.
Louis Irwin is visiting his
parents Capt. and Mrs. Irwin for
o few days before sailing for the
Philippines to spend two years as
an employ Of the Government I'M
der the civil service. He will
sail from San Francisco Dec. 10
Mr.. and Mrs. q. d. Patterson
and their daughter, Miss Mary
who have been in San Ant. mia
Texas, for several months, arrived
home Monday night on the Ten
nessee. Tbe stay in Texas was or
account of Mrs. PattersOn's health
: She has been afflicted with rheu
matism since her trip to Europe
in 1900.
The regular Tuesday afternoon
meeting Of the Fancy Work Olut
was with Miss FIorine Irwin, o
which our reporter fai ed to get al
inkling: but the last. which Nigh