Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-11-25

Mrs. j. w. Harlan, of AIT. Pleasant
visited her daughter Mrs, W. B. Beard
on Joiner Avenue, Saturday and Sun,
day.
r. B, Thompson has decided to come
back to live with us again. His family
will join him from the North in short
time.
E. w. Graves and Mrs. Graves, left
last Sunday for their home at West
Point. We wish the young married folk,
much joy.
Mr.. S. G. CaEnadt has returned tc
his home in Hickman county after 6
business trip to Lawrence county,
Maury Democrat.
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are becoming a favorite fol
stomach troubles and constipation. Fol
sale by FREEM0N BROS.
DIR. d. V. Mitchell wrote out check
for one years subscription to the "greal
and good" as he expressed it, and left
with us, on last Monday.
A. H. Brown, of Rural Route No. 8,
took advantage of our offer of the Dem
ocrat and American both for Sl.OC
while in the city Saturday.
Gen. ]. B. Garner has been too i'll to
attend to lis duties as Attorney General
this week, and Hon. w. G. Whitthorne,
Of Columbia, has been acting ilil his
stead. :,
Judge Sam Holding was assaulted on
the Streets, of Columbia, last Monday,
W Lloyd Cecil, because of fine for con.
tempt assessed against him by the Judge,
last spring.
Miss Claude Stockard, of Delrose,
arrived Wednesday for short visit to
her mother, Mrs. w. J. Stockard, on
Waterloo Street. She has large class
in music at Delrose.
Mrs. Media Taylor, of Lawrenceburg.
has been attending the protracted meet
ing at the M. E. Church for several
days. Mrs. Taylor is doing a great work
in the cause of Christ. t. aynesboro
Citizen.
Fl. B. Brink has a change of "ad"
this week Mr. Brink is one of our
business men who knows that the way
to succeed is to advertise, aud keep
steadily at it. His phenomenal success
proves the correctness of his Judgement.
A. G. Springer, of Pleasant Point, is
still wearing his Democratic buttons. 1t
is such Democrats as he, that win
victories. MFR. Springer has our thanks
for two years subscription to the Demo
crat, which he gave us while in fowl
Wednesday.
Jno. Buchanan has so for recovered
from the effects Of the election to come
to town. We saw him Monday. Buchan-
an is alright politically, and il one Dem
ocrat had done as much in every dis
trict in Lawrence County as John did in
the 10th, there would have been a diff
ferent story to tell.
DR.. ID. Y. Mitchell, one of our best
citizens and professional men, left this
week for Frost, Texas, where goes for
his health. We are sorry to lose such
man from our community, but can
and do commend him to those with
whom his lot is to be cast, as an upright
big-hearted Christian gentleman, whose
sympathies and ideals are all right. He
has few equals in his profession, and we
bespeak for him success in his new field
of effort.
w. E, Walden, after several months
residence here, left this week for his
old home, Cedar Springs, Michigan
where the Democrat will follow hiaa.
The many warm friends that Mr.. WAL
den has made here regret exceedingly
to see him 60, but wish him fair
measure Of the worlds coed things
wherever he may be. He is fine citizen
a genial well-read man of high ideas and
sentiment, and of course being this q
thorough Democrat.