Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-11-23

Mrs. virgie vi Jams AMI little son
Basil are with !, .'arenls, Dr.. and Mrs.
Turner.
Mrs. John Freemon and children of
Sugar Greek are visiting Mr and Mrs.
AndreY White.
An entertainment will be given by
the school Christmas 10 paint the in
.erior of the schoolhouse.
Mr., and Mrs. Hinkle are very .ud
Of the arrival of pretty little girl who
will bear the name of Marie.
West Point has been somewhat of a
peninsula this week, surrounded on
three sides by creeks past fording.
Mrs. J @ House has returned from an
extended visit to her parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs, w G Tidwell, on Knob Greek.
Misses Ola Springer, Beulah and Liz
zie Mccoy. Earl McMasters, win
Davis and Haggart Hardin, of Chinu-
bee.
Prof. Williams and Miss Georgia
Hefferman are conducting an excellent
school, New pupils continue to enroll
the following being recent additions.
Mrs Lizzie Campbell, Misses Alice
Horne, Sallie Kelley aud Belle McGee,
and Messrs Frank Austin aud James
McCrory attended services at Chinubee
Sunday.
Andrew White, the hustling mer-
chant, has a prize hog far ahead of any
thing seen in these parts for some years
il ever. His hogship is just ten months
old and weighs 525 pounds.
Uncle Dan Kelley has a pocketbooh
that has been in his family since 1928
He says it never felt lonesome for mon
ley till he got hold of it. 1t still does
service and bids to finish out its century
Christmas goods are arriving and th'
outlook is excellent for a merry time
A Christmas tree will be given at one
Of the churches and the young people
are already planning for a round o
social entertainments.
Little Miss Ella Woods happened t.
J a peculiar accident yesterday at tn
Ferro school. Several little girls wer
lplaying around the wood pile and il
running little Ella in some way strucI
her foot against the axe completed
severing her big toe
Invitations we're received by lOca
Democrats recently to purported funer
al services over the political remain
of one H Clay Evans, to be held i
Waynesboro. That sixty:fve majorit
in this County probably kept them fror
accepting.
! Hats off to City Marshall Wrigh
He has cleaned the streets until th
town does not look like its former sci
o This enterprising official declares ths
he intends to clean up the town
another way. He is certainly the righ
man in the right place.
Mr.. Calvin Tays died Monday morl
ing at his home an Knob Greek, fro
= Typhoid fever. He was a young ma
with bright future and wide circl
of friends mourn his untimely dennis
He leaves wife but no children. Funt
al services were held at Mt, Nebo.
The Rockdale Iron Company of Roc
dale Furnace are excavating a rOadb'
+ for two miles OF railroad to come
their recent purchase of the "Little HI
n Ore Bank with their washer at Pin
ney. A large force of men and mul
are employed and several months W
. be required to complete the undertakil
This will make four mines in active O.
h Grafton aud all idle lsborers can fiji
employment at more than living wage
Mr.. Gray, the prospector, is consider
one of the best furnace men in Ameri
and many are anxious for him to er,
furnace in this locality. Such M
lie be considered a possibility.
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