Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-06-17

uShitu IStuTLtu ldot week Dut we TegTel
to report she was slightly improved il
any in health.
/ Col Joe Fusell of Columbia delivered
a splendid lecture at the G. P. Church
Friday. His subject being the Tenn
perance question"
Invitations are out announcing the
approaching wedding Of Prof. Roy
Reynolds to Miss Alline Boaz, June 80,
at 1890 A. NJ. at NJ. E. Church South
Al Lumpkins has bought out the
Acklin livery stable, taking charge Of
Tuesday of this week. Mr. Acklin will
go to Mo. for short time, thence to
Ind. Territory.
Jno. Schade Sr. left last week for the
North where he will spend several days
with old acquaintance. Mr.. Schade
recently sold out his interest in their
business here to his son Charles.
For the next six months we will send
you the DEMOCRAT and COURIER
JOURNAL for 60 cents. This is Presi-
dental year and If you want the news
his is your chance to get it cheap.
Uvie Beckham has accepted a place
with gents furnishing house OF Cincin-
natl and left last week to begin work.
Mr. Beckham is a brother of our popu-
lar young pharmacist here andwe wish
him success.
A few days ago some one found pleas
IRE in cutting off about 10 inches of the
tail Of Tom Authors fine COW. The
hounds trailed young Mr. Lee from
the scene of action and the grand jury
will pass on the matter at the next term
of court
The official statement Of The First
National Bank at close business June
9th, appears in this weeks issue. The
statement is indeed good one showing
as it does All increase Of ovor SAT. 900. 90
in deposit when compared with the
June 1908 report.
Prof. +. E. Ranck was in town one
day this week looking after the interests
of the College for next year. He says
some excellent material can be had to
make up the new faculty. In few
days when all arrangements have been
completed announcements will appear
in the columns of this paper.
One Of the most interesting social
functions Of the season was that given
by Mrs. A.. G. Tinsley on Tuesday night
last, to the ladies of the Chatauqua
Club. Mrs. Tinsley is charming
hostess and made the evening very
pleasant to the guests. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
The Sunday School Conyention which
was held Mt the C. P. Church last weeI
was not well attended by any means
and while it was source Of pleasure tt
those who did attend, it will be perhaps
some time before the appreciativ,
people of the town will have an oppor
tunity to attend convention OF tn,
kind in the town again.
! 122 tickets was sold here Monda,
morning by the agent, Mr. Nixon 70
Nashville, expenditure for R r fair 1920
so. No doubt an estimate Of 5000 TO
each individual aside from this woul,
not be exorbitant and il 50 the am
mount taken from the county would b
t 1920. so to say nothing of those who ha
ID passes and those leaving on the even
ing train.
VI Our genial photographer, L Z Gun
b is perhaps authority on a question !
his line, but when it comes to judging
81 potato digger he is away off. A fe
! nights ago hog found it's way into l
: Womac's garden and proceeded to rr'
up and deyour seyearl bills Of potatoe
t Mr. Gum discovered the fact the ne,
1t morning and believing some person hi
done the work he sent for the bio,
i, hounds. Mr. Davidson brought the do
~ ond after investigating he informed t
y gentleman that his dogs wouldn't run
hog.
IL The ball game Friday between La
- renceburs and Bodanham was We
interesting. About the only thing
mar the pleasure Of the game was I
IRE accident which occurred to the ba'
!" stop for Bodanham, he had his ha
IL. considerably bruised MP by pitch
ball and was forced to play in the fe
ter but the visitors won rather easily a
ed. way. The features of the game W
the batting of McQuig for I4awren
burg and the work Of umpire Il Fir