Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-07-29

iAg z We e'ty tns wccs,
Miss Ella and VIII stoinsuey or
Of Cincinnati are visiting in the city.
II. b, Brink is now putting up for
T. J, Boynton in north Lawrcuccburgs
a fuc residence,
Bill Brewer of Abpcr Tenn. paid ua
a pleasant call Monday. Mr. Brewer is
an old settler and good man.
Jno. Harvey, Jim Garrett, Bob viii
liams Of Texas, and Geo treemon left
Monday for Knob Creek in this com,
ty to spend week fishing.
Misses Mamie McClanahan and Car
rie Honcccke left Monday for West TT.
where they will be for u week as the
guests of Miss Maud Iierrip,
The effect of the "Garhage Act' past
at the last meeting of the City Council
| is very much in evidence OIL the square
IS no trash hardly at all is to be sacn.
Owing to want of space we are conf
pelled to leave several very interesting
letters this week, besides other items,
however we hope this shall not be the
case agaia.
There has recently been new lights
placed in the Christian Church and
from the showing they made Sunday
night they are easily the best in town.
e A Derrick was the salesman.
NH ITolstford of II r No paid ua
a pleasant visit Monday and ordered to
his address the Democrat forsix months.
Mr. iIo|stford recently took unto him
self a companion and naturally the next
step was good county paper.
Miss Mary Parker OF Pulaski arrived
N the city Monday to visit friends, Miss
Parker taught music here the past year
which made her host Of friends besides
being very popular in the social REIN.
| Geo. Miller Of Ark. and his brother
Chas Miller Of Texas met at Mr. Whites
on Sugar Greek in this county one day
Of last week. They had not seen eael
other before in % years.
For cement wall plaster call at II. B.
Drinks shop, Depot St, car load just
received, this is about as cheap and
much better than the comon plaster Of
lime aud sand
Misses Mamie Simms, Minnie Hancock
and Claud Stockard, Oscar Freemon
and Jno Fleming spent few days at
the home of Mr.. Fleming's father about
two miles from Columbia on the NASH
vile Pike, the past week
We were shown photo Saturday OF
the little infant child of Miias Cham
bsrs at Red Hill. The picture shows il
to be beautiful child ard exceedingly
healthy. Mrs. Ailas Chambers, its
mother died when it was but a few
weeks old,
About $50 people assembled at Capt
Joe Kids near Henryyille on last Sat
urday and enjoyed the day cracking
jokes, frying and eating fish etc. The
occasion was that of II family reunion
} and it is needless to say the day was en-
joyed by every one present. but we hope
for them Many other such hours
A Jolly party of fishermen consisting
> Of Misses Kate and Clara Selle, Minnie
Wigerman, Annie Volt, Josephine
Artlant, Ella Ncid and Messrs Henry
Brink, VIII Stynkney, Ben Artlant
Ben Selle, Jno. Wigerman and Herman
Brink spent Tuesday near Smith Mines
La~s week there appeared in thu
local column this local. "For limitet
time Twill sell the best gradc'o Of paint q
$l75 per gallon.
w, Il, LEWIS
This should have been sl.l5 per gallon
S and we take pleasure in making tn
| correction.
Misses Mary Alice Simms Mamie Nc
/, Clanahan, Minnie and Carrie Hancoc
and Claud Stockard spent several hour
: very pleasantly on Monday night 0
last week with Miss jamie Russell at tn
4 home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. d, ". Mitchell
g Conundrums were sometimes answers
!. but more frequently guessed at
In passing around the town, one cal
= easily detect chat there are several hos
: pens in town that need cleaning up AM
the MARSHALL has asked TIE writer +
say to the people Ia wing such place
that they must clean them mp or eflor
II will be taken to force them to dose.
A party of young people drove ont
: "Glenn Spring" Sunday evening IN
took supper. Those in Ike party wer
10 Jim spence Miss Hautense Cannon
N Tim Simms- Nigs Alice Fleming. Csa