Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-08-04

angS IN the County Is source ol priue
to the citizens of that splendid communi
ty. The building was begun in 1902,
by the enterprise and efforts Of such
men as J. j. Crane, NJ J Craig and
w. d. Haz lw ,od and was built by the
cooperation of the people and the public
school funds.
Mr.. IIamlwo0d is a member of the
board at present and is certainly a live
wire in school matters
Prof Duke of Mt. Pleasant called in
to see the Democrat few days since.
He has been elected principal at the
AdaA school at Summertown and Miss
Minnie Cooper has been selected as his
assistant.
Prof. Dudley Chapman has been re-
turned to Henryvile this year as prin-
eipal and will be assisted by Mrs. Pen
nington or Miss Barnes. The Henry
vile scho,l is one of the best in the
County. new addition will be made
u the house as soon as practicable.
+. II. Austin, who took such active
interest aud prominent part in the ms
titute this year, Is teaching the Blythe
school near West Point.
Prof Dunn Lawrence reports very
marked interest in the proposed spell
ing match in his school ut Pleasant
Point.
Our splendid friend Rias Wilburn;
formerly an active school director of the
fifih district, gave us an appreciated
call last week. lie Is pretty bad re-
publican hut we forgive him for that.
Arthur McNasters Of Sugar Greek
visited friends here Sunday.
The picture made of the Institute by
Mr.. Gum has been finished and is GER
tainly characterized by splendid enter
prise on his part.
y Thomas Mabry ono of the hardest
working scyool directors in Lawrence
County made us pleasant cali Satur-
day. Mr.. Mabry contemplates Il fine
Interest to be aroused in his district
with the school rally
w. G. Vandiver who was recently
appointed school director of the 6 dis
trict was the first to send in his scholas-
tic report and it's pretty certain that he
got 'em all.
Jas. Battle of the 10th District j.
very earnestly doing his duty as schoo
director.
w. O. Musgrove of the Ninth district
proposes TO see that the schools ar,
looked after in his district, lie has II,
his c0-direct0rs., that formerly excellen
Z teacher Thomas Locke and our good
friend Taylor Drake. Taylor propose:
to keep posted SO lie subscribed for TIN
Democrat.
Prof Starts highly pleased with tn
prospects of having a fine school n
Salem in the 18th District.
VIM Sandschulte, fine citizen @
I.oretto WAS in to see us recently
will is one of the Democrats be,
friends.
A. A. Groom of Spring Greek neigh
lS)rheed believes in schools. He an
a number of his friends came here frol
Indiana a few years ago and settled an
they have made such splendid citizel
that it is a pleasure to note their pro-
perity They have built nice churc
aud school aud are heartily pleased vii
the South. We need more such peopl
Miss Myra Bloom who teaches til
yeaY at the Hem school has order,
eie Democrat sent to her at Strathmor
Sapt. White has ben very busy sinC
fl,e Institute closed therefore has n
had time to make the published repN
of the finances The claims have q
~ been paid and there is some $500
the Treasury. lie contemplates getti
dip complete report of the schools
the Csunty in few weeks, probably
- September