Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-07-06

walking on the pavement" and n
quesied any present to punetuate 4
Prof. Simmons said he'd make das
after Mary.
Teachers win rejoice in an examina
ton in Grammar tomorrow mornin,
from 1880 to $3.50 and will celebrate III
glorious Fourth the balance of the day.
The history of the Institute will b
read before the body of teachers. b,
the Institute Historian at Thursday
mornings session.
Prot. Darrah seems to to be a yer,
absent minded individual. To day he
was accusing Prof Simmons of oKif
mapping" his 'head gear and at the
same time had death like grip on the
same.
just l3l years ago to-day Washing.
ton took command of the Continental
Army then gathered at Boston. When
we, as students of history, look back
and study. conditions as they existed Al
that time, we can not but admire the
spirit which prompted the noble pa.
triots of that age gone by, and must ex-
claim 80 Change Stupendous Ohangero
lis true. Time changes us all and
happy that change when Justice Truth
and Right, which knows no change in.
creases with each passing year,
1t seems that Profs. Simmons and
Sheriff. are of a very selfish disposition
They tried to confscate a box of plums
which some blushing lass presented
Prof Darrah, this morning.
The members of the Institute extern
ded very friendly greeting to Prof.
Page this morning. The entire Insti-
tnte has a very warm feeling for the
Frof and greatly appreciate the good
work he is doing for them.
The "sparks" which appeard at the
home of H. B. Sowell during the first
three weeks OF the Institute have been
subdued.
Prof. Conway, of Appleton. made his
appearance at the Institute again this
morning. His absence has been caused
by the sickness, death and burial, of his
father. Our sympathy is with Prof.
Conway.
| know nothing about law, was
never in a court house, have never
'ourted nor been courted." Miss -
1t is said that Prof, Simmons intends
appearing in the flower parade the
fourth. We suggest he refrain from
using any decoration as no blossom can
put to shame the blossom he has on his
nose.
Miss Annie Willis our popular little
ed headed teacher who has been doing
eal good work lately is talking of
topping teaching and coming and re.
iding here in Lawrenceburg as sbe
ays there are so many widowers up
lere and she thinks there will be
'chance" for her may be.
Miss Ida NJ, Lackey our st. Joe rep.
esentative seems very glad to receive
etters post marked San Francisco, Cali
ornia. This is the reason that she is
always smiling for the letters come SO
ften.
The institute is drawing to close,
'ut think there hasn't been teacher
hat hasn't been benefited. All of the |
instructors have beenso good in giving !
IS new ideas and methods that | am
ure we can 60 into our school rooms
With new zeal and make onr schools n |
much better success than ever befor e |
'rof. SherrilFs lectures will especially
lips us all.
One young lady was heard to OBJ
erve that she thought Mr.. Robert
)urrett was the handsomest young man
ttending the Institute.
Messrs Jesse McArter and Everett
5ofman our two popular secondary
eachers were honored to-day by being
elected from a crowd of other charm
ng young men and presented with
'rge and luscious apple apiece.
Mr. George McMackin is very anx-