Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1904-10-28
Messrs Chambers and crowder ali,

Messrs SnamDefs ana CroWuer ship
ped Car load of fine hogs to Louisville
Tuesday. Lawrence County is keeping
well to the front in stock shipments, and
these enterprising dealers are doing
their part in the work.
Rev. Virgil Paflord, who was assigned |
to the NJ. E. Church at this place, as
was announced last week in these
columns, arrived to begin his PASTORAL
work on Tuesday last accompanied by
Mrs. Pafford and children.
J. P. Ripry went to Mt. Pleasant and
Columbia, Monday, in the interest Of
the Opera for the coming season. Man
ager Rippy means to leave nothing I'M
done that will give our people a high
class Of theatricals, this winter
G. T. Crawford received telegram
Monday, that James NJ. Head would be
compelled to cancel bis appointment
here, as he had been called by the
National Committee to campaign in the
States of Indiana, Illinois and Wiscon.
sin. "Litte Joe" Washington was sent
to fill his place.
Walter Stevenson (col) and Lizzie
Armstrong (coD of the 18th District
were married in the County Registers
office last Tuesday evening about three
o'clock, by Rev. w. II. Stricklin. The
witnesses to this affair were Ed McNely,
]. @. Springer, !. D. Vaughn, Frank
Buchanan and Chas. Spence, all white.
w. F. Armstrong, of the Cumber-
land Telephone Company, who has re.
Gently been transferred from the audit
ing department, in Nashville to a better
place as Cashier of the system at Column
bia, was 10 the city Saturday and Sun
day, the guest of family and friends.
Mr.. Armstrong; rise in business has
been rapid, and his friends predict for
him splendid future.
We are greatly indepted to cur good
friend, DIR. d. v Mitchell, for the fol-
lowing amusing incident, which is the
best campaign story yet. "Last Sunday
at the Methodist Church South while
DR.. Harvey was explaining something
to the school, he drew a picture on the
black board, while thus engaged one of
Sen. Whites little twins ran up and ask
ed, Or. is that Parker?' Who says there
is no democratic enthusiasm in Lawrence
burgY'
List of few sales by Lockwood &
Childs, Real Estate Agents WHO DO
BUSINESS at Lawrenceburg.
Anderson Estate to Oscar Davidson al
: Lawrenceburg. $3ll.00; Lockwood &
Childs TO W J Leary of Wisconsin, 80
; acres $500; Anderson Estate to Mrs
Bloom houses in Lawrenceburg, $535.
{ Mrs. ]. NJ. Anderson 140I acre farm t.
. Z f Coconower of Ind. $780,; Mr. Coo
onower is an expert contaloupe growel
and will put out so acres in the spring
NJ. Il. James of Wisconsin has also pur
, chased 80 acres of our soil: Irwin Col.
!, Inns of Wisconsin the Geo Rau proper
ty on North Military Street for $l450
Mr. Collins is Lind and the peopl,
should remember him when he open
his store; Marvin Spence has bough
=, the G. II. Bentley residence on Pulaski
Street for sl400.; Mr. Chadwick a trac
y Of hand from W. A. Armstrong for $75
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H.Nixon elaborate
ly entertained last Monday night il
> honor of their guest Miss Lutye Fergu
son an attractive young lady of Florenc
- Ala. Games we're played until abou
10 O'Clock when elegant refreshmeut
were served. The house was beautiful
7. ly decorated with Autumn leaves an
10 potted flowers. Jas. p. Gilmore flu
}" nished some Violin music and Misst
y. Carrie and Edna Medley and Mi
in Ferguson and Mr.. Bob Harvey furnish
ed some instrumental and vocal must
ve which was highly enjoyed by each an
tt every one present. CharGdes was I'll
id most interesting game of the evening
]. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. F
es Parles, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Harvey, NJ
ana Mrs. Marvin Spence, Messts ii
,is Spence, Clarence Cannon, Jim Gilmor
an Herbert Simms, viii Harvey, Csc
ge Freemon, Tom L. SiAams and. Char
by Spence, Misses Hortense Cannon, Pan
ne Starnes, Brownie Locke, Carrie al
y Edna Medley, Carrie and MINI
:. Hancock and Mary Mary Ella Canno
sas The crowd dispersed about 1880 oclo
all after having enjoyed themselves
several hours.