Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-01


| Riesidence, Rell phone. For Office;
callcIawrcnee Bank n Trust Co.
All stock Uttered hi Tie show rings
on Jtily fth, must be owned BY people
living in Lawrence County.
We appreciated a visit very much FROM
one Of tie Democrats Old friends A. To
COPYRIGHT Of Abnef Tenn, last sat6Es
day.
DR.. Stockard who has Been at Red
Boiling Springs for two weeks past re-
turned to his home at Napier last Fri
day.
DR. A J Baird and son Charles Of
Usage Texas arrived Monday 10 spend
short time with his sister Mrs. W. X.
King.
LOST. A star shaped brooch pin. Set
with many turquoise, sets Return to
Miss BETTE STEWART, and tSeeivc re-
ward.
Two of West Point'supper "4s' came
ub Monday to attend the Institntet
| They were WIN Bennett and Horace
| IIerrin.
Come to Lawrenceburg July 4th and
enjoy yourself. A nice program has
been arranged to MAKE Che day pleasant
for every one.
Call and see our prices on fishing
tackle we can t miss selling you, having
such superior goods and low prices. NJ
RICHARDSON & Co.
Felix King and family Of 4rdmore
TT T left MortA.y fof Williamsport, they
will spend several days there, thence to-
their home via StLouis.
$45, Cash, will buy a Leatherquarter
top Buggy genuine Leather trimmed,
Call and see tis.
KGAts Bros.
w. r. and Phelix King with their
families drove through the country last
week to Riverside where they spent
few days with their sister MRS. Js II,
Harlan.
Hon D w Starnes has returned faom
Chicago where he attended the Republic
can National Convention and helped to-
nominate President Roosevelt as the
Republican candidate for President
E. Walden who has been living with
his brother for some years about 9 miles
east of town died the 2G ult. He was
II years of age. He was buried az
Wayne. Freeinm Bros Undertakes.
| Thomas Hippo was IN town Saturday
on business, Mr. FIfppo recently loss
his fine barn, II had only been complete
ed about 2 years. His many friends
sympathize with him in bis great loss.
| G, o. Freenron, John Fleming, Ora
McDougal and Welcome Kronk attend
ed the Masonic Picnic at West Point
last week. Dinner on the ground and
speech-making we've features of the day.
Rev Retlmon and wife returned ss'ur-
day FROM Colorado. Mr. Redmon and
, wife accompanied his father and sister
to that point some three weeks ago. He
reports them doing nicely when fie left
for home.
Rev. VIM. Medley was in Colambns
Saturday.--Mrs. Sullie siarss of Law
renceburg is visiting Eugene Anderson
and fassils. Mrs. NJ. G. Brewer and
Albert McMakin have returned to Way
rand Springs after visit 20 Mrs. G, r,
Brewer.-AIaury Democrat.
Little arthur Zine, son OF Mfr. and
Mrs G. w Dine. age 4 rnGrths and rs
days died Saturday evening att O'clock.
Fnaeral services were held at the Chris
tian Church at 8 o. clock conducted by
c W. n. King. Enterment at the Ma
= Sonic Cemetery. This. is about the 9Th
child Mr.. and Mrs, Dine have loss and
they have the deepest sympathy Of every
e one IN their loss.
II Sunday afternoon Alssaham irottel
and Maggie Boggess drove up to .th'
Ehome of Esq j 7 burst with the propel
If credentials aad were forthwith unitet
n in the holy BONDS Of metrimony. Mis-
a Boggess IL daughter of b Boggess o.
1t Long Branch and Mr.. Potter is wei
d known, industrious youIg man Of TN
ID South part Of the county May thei
ut paths be strewn with beautiful bouquet
ne Of success and happiness