Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-06-24

sisters, Mrs, Jim Dunn and Mrs. Harry
Parkes.
! Mrs. Donahey who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs l.. V. West on
Pulaski Street has returned TO her home
in Kentuckey.
Harvey & Conner have just received a
fresh siply Of small picture cards.
Thumb papers" aIe in demand at this
season of the year.
Call and see our prices on fishing
tackle we can't miss selling you, having
such superior goods and low prices. NJ.
RICHARDSON &Co.
Mrs. Jno. Sims and daughters, Luty
Thomas and Mary Alice OF Tehuacna
Texas are guests at the N. b. Sims
residence on Pulaski Street.
The County Institute opened Monday
morning with a goodly number in at.
tendance Profs Holt, Simms and
Reynolds are the instructors.
$45, Cash, will buy Leather quarter
top Buggy genuine Leather trimmed.
Call and see us.
KRAUs Bros.
Mr.. LeFar and wife OF Texas are the
guests of Miss Eta Richardson this
week. Mr.. LeFan was at one time as
ISOLATED with L. F. Gum of the city in
the Photographers business.
Our valued friend and reader F, J.
WOLF has just returned from very
pleasant trip to the North. While away
he visited his children and took in the
great Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
w. p. Oliver, has returned from a
very successful trip North, in the inter
est of his Real Estate firm. They have
to rise mighty early aforetime TO get
| ahead Of our genial friend Oliver.
For the next six months we will send
you the DEMOCRAT and COURIER
JOURNAL for 60 cents. This is Presi-
I y
Dental year and if you want the news
his is your chance to get it cheap.
]. A. Littrell, of Loretto left the 10th
for Chicago, Milwaukee and Wisconsin,
to look after the interest Of his hoop
business, and will return by the way Of
st. Louis, and spend few days at the
Worlds Fair.
S. ]. Smith of Hawk was in the cit.
Saturday, spending several moments
pleasantly at our Office. We apprcciat.
also the fact that he left couple OF
dollars for the DEMOCRAT for himself
and brother one year.
/ Jim Stribling, jim Dunn, w. r..
King, Phelix King, W. r. King Jr. and
r. l.. Stockard spent Saturday fishing
i Mr.. Stribling was the only one VIII"
failed to make catch during the da. !,
the others securing one each.
| The race FIR the prize at Gallahe a
Shacklett's is becoming very interesting
at present, Miss Minnie Hancock leads
the list with VT 437, Miss Christine
Schade 2nd with 4O2, Miss Carrie Tur-
mon is 3rd with $50 polled.
!, Miss Matte and Mamie McClanahan
entertained number of their young
friends at their home on Waterloo St.
one evening this week. The hours
were very pleasantly spent in playing
games and different amusements.
| Chap and Frank Carroll OF Texas,
jim Carroll and wife Of Henryville, and
Nr. Helton of Waynesboro were re-
Gently summonsed here on account Of
) the serious illness of their mother II
: we ar. very glad oreport her improving
nicely.
A prominent magistrate of this place
went to recent Reunion at Nashville II
, company with his wife and for some
reason became separated from her. Il
is said that after the Bird day he offered
a reward Of $3.50 for ber rcturn," sigr
: must have been wrong"
Homer Skidmore who was raised il
the Flatwoods and went to Ark. abou
rs months ago died last week in tina
state. The remains were brought bacl
Ehome for fnterment. His sister went t,
s I Memphis to- accompany the corpse bn
e was delayed and arrived here the da.
after the body was laid away.
VI & jolly party of sshermen are spend
Z ing a couple Of weeks at Laurel Hill
the crowd went we'll prepared 70
"biteS' especially snake bites. Thos
IS in the party were Messrs Harmon, Friel
II son, Gilmore, McNeal and w G ParRc
:. of I.awrenceburg, Mr.. Webb Of NasI
vile, and Mr.. Perry Of Louisville X,
&c Rob Harvey joined the camp Tuesda