Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06
Institute Notes
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BY the Press COMMITTEES

Miss Ethel Baker, Of Marcella, went
home last Sunday and she was all
smiles when she got back. Idon't sup.
pose thot any cne that she saw had any
thing 'ty do with it though.
Miss May Taylor, our pretty little
SummertOwn teacher didn't do any
thing but look pretty for about two
hours yesterday morning but she looked
rather iorlorn yesterday afternoon.
"Nap' Lumpkins does not need a
watch when the sun shines. He pos
seses ''Dial.
Lawyer MeMackin" made a dash
after "Marry' in his dictation lesson
this morning.
A Martin is soon to take its flight.
Talk up boys before it is to lrte.
Prof. Berry still sits at the Secataries
desk and feels wise but looks grenn.
chapman" the ladies man is soon
to be one of the past for his collar is be-
comming "Blew' and then how beauti
ful he will be.
"Willie" "Billie" then what next?
Cleveland Beard did not know which
county he lived in. Keep it up girls
you can soon learn him to call Law.
renee County.
A number of the boys of the Insti-
tute have fallen desperately in love
with some of the fair maidens but we
fear that it is only sweetness wasted on
the desert air.
Frank Austin is soon to become the
child of destiny.
Misses Maude Hardy and Helen
Freemon have joined the eastern
Starr" They say their only secret
service is "Parting plums."
Prof. Sheriff. was giving instructions
IN Geography the other day and he was
what he could use to repre-
ent the globe, showing land and water
He noticed Prof. simmons head, so he
lsed the bald part to represent water.
As we all know there is more water than
and.
Miss May Hume of santa Fe, is
visiting the family of W. V. jarrett,
md attending the Institute.
Mr. Frank Austin has had the
'Belews" for the last week but Miss
iaud Hardy has been trying awful
lard to make him lose them.
Miss Maude Hardy baught and col
ected nice lot of craw-fsh expecting
make anice profit by selling to Miss
Iaude Alsop but after listening to the
address by the directors at the Court
House she refuses to sell. L
Prof Sherrills lectures upon the
rain and its wonderful power, are in
worth many times the entire
Month spent in the Institute.
No doubt many of the young ladies
f the Institute, will find Prof, Sherrills
lggestions in regard to putting babies
sleep, very helpful. / would aduise
lem to give strict attention to his in. !
ructions.
Why is Prof, Simmons head like
eayenP Because there's no parting. !
Do they put sugar and cream on
lem? asked a member of the Institute
On what2 asked Prof. Salsberry-
On Salsberries, said the former.
l don't know said Prof, do they?
No, most of them are so green that b
2 use salt on them. t
Professors Jae Sims, and j. p. Con.
ay have returned to the Institute, we
lady welcome them.
Miss Maud Hardy burriedly dressed
lis morning and put her complexion I
/ crooked .
Miss Maude Hardy says she enjoyed
le Institute better last week than 9
'er before. She says visitors will |
luse people to smile sometimes. !
Prof Page, Supt. of schools of viii
lmson County, returned to his hame
aturday, that he might meet with the t
ounty Court. He will return in time 5
look after his work in the Inststute i
re. /,
Miss Gayce ond Miss Frey have re-