Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-03-10

school in Nashville came home Saturday
to visit home folks.
The old Courthouse will soon be
thing Of the past.
Read NJ Richardson & Co.'S new sad"
in this issue. The merchant who adver-
tises is the man for you to trade with,
if you would save money.
Jno. l.. Mclean, left Monday for
Columbia, to visit his children. We are
pleased to know that he has about re-
covered his health, after his recent
severe attack.
John North has entered school at
Ethridge.
]. A.'Littrell, of Loretto, was in the
City last week.
Misses Claude and Mamie Neal are
visiting their sister in Columbia.
We are glad to see genial John How
ard up again after his recent severe
attack of pleurisy.
Mrs. Jno, W, Howard and children
have been visiting her father, at Mt.
Pleasant, for the last week.
G. w. Welch, of Pinkney, one of
Lawrence County's most substantial
citizens, made US a very pleasant call
Monday, and renewed his subscription
for another year.
Mrs. G. w. WEIGH, of Pinkney is re-
ported quite sick, at the home Of relatives
South of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Bishop, has re-
turned from Clarksville. where Mr.. Bis
hop has been employed for several
months, and will be at home for Il while
4 now
There has been quitea "Scatteration'
of the County off cias since the old
Court house is being torn down. j. @.
Springer, j, F. Busby and Noah White
are over McClanahan a. Walls; T. II.
Merideth over The First National Bank;
Jno b. Kennedy over Freemon Bros
A gentleman, who has been resident
of our county less than two years, PAID
our people very high compliment re
Gently when he said: ~ have lived il
several States, but this is the only place
| ever saw where there was nobody al
all to take new conner around a corner
to warn him which of his neighbors
would ''besr watching"
Our genial townsman, r. B. Thomp
son, formerly Of Indiana, is authority fol
the statement that any man who bring
a good neighbor to Lawrenceburg wher
he comes here will he sure to find ont
here, also. Mr.. Thompson is right
Lawrenceburg is at once the most neigh
borly. progressive and cosmopolitan
town of its size on earth.
Little Miss Willie Grady Arnold, j
visiting her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs
Stricklin
Miss Valla McAdams is able to b.
out, after continued illness of fou
weeks.
Miss Myrtle Stricklin Entertained at
"Tacky Party" list week. The prize
were awarded Miss Sallie Parker an,
Master Overton Hagan.
Mr. Will Keeton of Glasgow Ky.
in the City.
Mr., Chadwick is able to be out, ate
a severe illness of several dUys
Rev. r. w. Rhames General Mission
airy of the Episcopal Church in tn
Diocese of Tenn, was in town Monda
calling on the members. This is NJ
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Rhames' first visit to Lawrenceburg an
he promises to come again in the nea
future.
Miss Cleo Springer who has been i
school at Belmont, came home Saturda
, on account Of tho illness of her granC
mother.
Miss Brownie Locke returned hon
Sunday from visit to friends in NasE
Vile
Miss Mamie Simms, has Smallpox {
g Dallas, Texas We are pleased to sa
that it is in very mild form and n
serious results are appreh Snded,
Rev. Jno. d. Holland came in da
or two ago to whip the Editor for NJ
4 sending him the paper, last week, |