Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-06-29

(lsOThe brain has FIVE means Of seeur-
ing knowledge
(2nd) Each one Is susceptible Of train
ing and may be developed to the injury
Of the other
(8rd) The greatest man is not that
individual who is fettered to one sense,
but he who has developed all alike.
(lth) All the senses can be developed
and they should be, the time to do this
is in youth
Prof Joe Sims Is in Wavnesboro this
week conducting the institute at that
place.
Conrad Ellingboe is hustliDg the
Clande j. Bell publication at the insti-
tute, the goods he is selling are worthy
of every teachers consideration and he
should receive the proper encourage.
ment by the teachers Of Tenn.
Prof. Joe Simms leaves the room
when Prof. Sheriff. goes to lecture on
Physiology. He says 1t makes him
hungry to hear Prot Sheriff. talk about
bones.
Prof. Sheriff. uses Mr. Sparkman as a
substitute for a skeleton in illustrating
Physiology.
Prof Simmons got to talking about
those good old days when he and Gen.
Harrison used to shoot coons and drink
good cider" and his voice failed him.
We all sympathize with the dear old
bald-headed Professor.
Miss Jenny Conway now sings ain
the shade Of the Old Appleton Tree.
Miss Tessie Morrison sings "The Old
folks are away"
Mr. Il. L. Hefiington who was struck
I by ball last Tuesday is improving.
Mr. +. D. Chapman is getting very
J popular among the fair sex
; Messrs Ionic Sills and Robert
, Durrett who have been visiting home
folks have returned to Lawrenceburg.
will Conway was pleasant visitor al
the Institute to day,
0 Mr.. Gilbert Frazier had the mis-
q fortune of breaking mirror, which re-
d cefyed the sympathy of the Old Maids
Convention
Ask Mr.. Allsbrooks about his baC
!. luck Saturday night. One of the mem
v bers of the Old Maids Convention
d seems to be very much interested.
have spent ten days at this Institu te
y 1t is the best and largest Institute eve
9 attended. I will attend the whole tim
a if have no bid luck l think ther,
are more teachers here together than
ever saw before. GILBERT FRAZIER.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Sowel are ex
ceedingly sorry to announce to the In
stitute that the Old Maids Convention
is completely broken up, as every mem
Der had a beau Sunday afternoon.
The members attribute the cause O
this to the absence of their President
Miss Cayce and the first Vice Presiden
>" Miss Emma Mae Fly, both of whor
m have flown to greener fields where the
or may break more hearts.
Some buxOm lass at the examination
IN when requested to write her name o
her manuscript, wrote John Smith"
. may have been a case of absent minC
edness or that JOHN Smith is a prom
"a nent factor and will play an importaI
part in the young lady's future.
1t is to be hoped that goodly numb,
@. of teachers will avail themselves of ii
Die opportunity to hear Judge Taylor,
the court house tomorrow night, 1t
100 the chance of your life.
Teachers should bear in mind the in
portance of having the directors of Il
various districts throughout The count
with us next Friday afternoon, al
IT. should make very strong plea for the
p resence.
Prof Simmons has an impeachment
his speech but when it comes to pl
Joy nouncing words, he is right there wi
nix the goods.
Prof. Page says he would like to ha
the reporter who attempted to be fun
in recent issue of the Daily, expla
himself. The Prof has no i'll feeli
against the writer but if there is a 10