Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-05-27

Dunn has skipped the country with
some of the postal funds however we
are not authority for the statement.
lie was Post Master there.
Last week there appeared a notice of
ID. W. and =. +. Cooke to their credi-
tors and it should have read"June l5,"
Instead of "JuIy ID. Therefore we
take pleasure in making this correc-
ton.
During the dull season, for the next
three months beginning with June the
LIST, DIR. MITCHELL will do all kinds of
Dental work at greatly reduced prices.
1t will pay you to see him if in need of
dental work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Fite of Buffalo
spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week in the city attending the COM
mencement exercises of which their
charming daughter Maud played a very
prominent part.
Miss Minnie Neal who was elected
Sponsor for the Geo. II. Nixon Camp
of Veterans few weeks ago has select
ed Miss Matte Simsof this place and
Miss G'Nette Hollis of West Point as
Maids o. Honor.
IIerschell North who won the "L.ing
Medal in the declanlatory contest at
the college Thursday night may hold
up 4 train according to the prophet but
there was no trace of such career in
the speech he delivered.
A fishing party consisting of w. c.
Parkes aud wife, Misses Fannie Gilmore,
Pearl Booth, Mary Parkes and Rena-
bell Thomas and Messrs J. b. Garner,
Horace Frierson, Jas. p. Gilmore and
+. G.. McNeal went 10 Knob Creek Mon
day.
TIE "Childrcns Day Exercises given
Mt the NJ. L. Church South Sunday
night were exceedingly interesting and
the very large audience which was in
attendance departed with cheerful faces
and words of praise was on most every
lip.
The exercises given at the college last
week were of the highest type and were
attended by an exceedingly large crowd
Herschell North won the Declamator,
medal and Miss Fannie Hearst the
Scholarship with Miss Ora Newton ;
close second.
| The four year old child of DIR. Demp
sey, living near town, wandered ava!
from home and was lost in the woods
remaining out all night, the little on,
was found Tuesday morning safe an,
sound seemingly none the worse for tn
unusual eseapade.
Two iue young gentlemen have arrive,
ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs. left Ti,lwel
at Fall River. Mr.. Tidwell now ha
four boys and says he will soon he abb
to organize democratic club, and Ii
and the boys will hold the balance Q
power in the 18th District.
! Prof. F. +. Rancke most assured
/ deserves great credit for the ifble way /
which lie has engineered the collee
work this year assisted by his splendi
corps of efficient teachers, especial
when one considers the many difiiculti
under which he has labored.
w. B. .Shacklctt wife and childrt
e went out on the Waynesboro road SUI
day where they met Henry Shackle
y and family of Mannie, The day W
c pleasantly spent, j. W. Harlan W
T. also in the crowd and Mrs. Stocka
who returned with her father to Rive
side.
re Rev. W. NJ. Medley will conduct
Sacramental and Memorial Service
Mt. Arrest the first Sunday in Jun
Service morning and afternoon. Dim
:, on the ground Everybody is cordia
invited to attend these services, especi
ly those who have kindred or frier
nj burien there.
W Lawrenceburg people are rejoic
~ over the fact that they are soon to Ii
four passengers trains daily. Their
an to be a Y put in here and the
ID Pleasant "ShOrt Dog" run to this pls
he When completed will enable people
Ike make trip to Nashville and return
lone day from this poipt'