Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1901-09-06
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here Saturday.
W. III. Newell of Right attend.
ed court this week.
VIM. McLemore of Right was
in to see us Monday.
j. L. Franks Of Lowryville wss
here first of the week.
John w. Garner Of Zorro Cor.
do paid us a call Thursday.
Miss Matte Harbert spent
Saturday and Sunday at Adams
vile.
A child of Jack Hunt died
Monday night and was buried
Tuesday.
Jas. A. Lacefeld Of Martins
Mills was here two or three days
this week.
P. r. Daley of Waterloo, Ala,
was in town Saturday looking as
we'll as usual.
1t wouldn't surprise us it we
write up a wedding In high life
within a few weeks.
Mrs. d. A. McDougal and child.
rem returned Saturday from their
visit to Baldwin, Miss.
Mrs. Mai Dickson and son Fay
returned Saturday from their
visit to West Tennessee.
Mrs. j. T. Perkins and daughter
Frances returned Sunday from an
extended visitto Higbee, Mo.
Paul Taliaferro, now of Mem.
phis, paid his old friends at Sa-
vannah q short visit this week.
r. A. Haggard of WaynesborO
and H. P. Wood OF Selmer were
visiting attorneys here this week.
Misses Terra and Bessie Walker
left on the Tennessee for Lebsn.
on where they will enter school.
Wallace Carter came home
Wednesday from Arkansas to
spend a few days with home
folks.
The Adamsville team, reinforc'
ed by the Morris Chapel team, is
playing the Savannah team as we
60 to press.
W. II. Pratt, formerly % msr.
chant of Hamburg but now of
Henderson. was here for q day
the first of the week.
Andrew j. McLaren of Lowry.
vile was in Savannah Friday OF
last week. He reports business
fairly good in his section.
Mr.. Ed Campbell of Mississippi,
brother of Mrs. Mhoon, spent
part of last and this week with
his sister and other relatives.
Master Webb East fell from a
tree Monday and broke both arms
Just above the wrist. This Was o
severe injury for lad so young.
Masten Moore, who is nearing
the end of life from old age, was
in town Monday. He is quite
jovial and active for o man of his
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Phillips
who have been teaching at Berlin,
were here Monday. They are
taking a rest Of a few weeks from
their school.
Rev. J. T. Mckinney is conduct.
ing the revival meeting at the @.
P. Church. Much interest is be-
ing manifested which may result
in great good.
H. L. Williams, q hardware
merchant of Blackstone, Va, is
here for a ten or fifteen days Wis.
it to his brother, DR.. F. @. Will.
liams, our excellent dentist.
Mr.. Abner Steele, whose son ia
charged with the killing Of Charlie
Queen early in the spring, is here
attending court. Mr.. Steele |,
one of the good farmers of Beech
creek near Clifton.
P. M. Wade, Of Swift, was 10
town Thursday. He reports hav'
ing killed two large snakes in the
residence of Mrs. Rodgers We'd
nesday. One of them was sever
and the other four feet long.
A large snake was found in ar
upper room at the residence of II
L. Jordan Sunday. Mrs. Jordan
and Mrs. Dickson were badly
frightened, but his snakeship wal
promptly dispatched by q passing
darkey who was called in.
Oscar Duncan, who is teaching
at Pyburns, was in Savannah Sat
urday. He reports oyer fort.
con versions and accessions to thu
church as a result of the meeting
held two weeks ago at that place
We are indebted to orr frien(