Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-08-17

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we are hard looking people on Long
Branch, and perhaps be thought we
were TOO hard for looks while he sat
near The brook, thinking of his pupil
hard bat ie which they would soon
come In contact with when thoy left
bin In the school room wishing 10 use
the broom because he was afraid to
come No doubt he wis convinced we
had the best spoilers when ge won the
victory five times 10 front Of eyes, then
leaving him aud his brave students a.
they listened to Us say "Crewstown
can yell, but Crewstown can't spell,
and this is what tickles Us 80 we'll"
Since my last writing as | said, II
wish the election win be pleasing 10
ever candidate In the race some extent
1t has been each one, more than pleas
ing 10 those who we're elected and not
much pleasing TO those who were not
elected, 50 you see it was pleasing TO one
side and dipleasing to the other.
Teacher, what do you call the letter
that has a tail? Pupil, q. Teacher,
what do you call the letter with knot
on his head? Pupil, Z. Teacher, what
do you call this letter " Pupil, | don't
know. Teacher, what do you say when
you fall down? Pupil, say dam It,
Teacher, OH mol you don't say that,
you say o!
Messrs George Hughes and Lem
Green went TO Wayne Station last
Saturday.
Messrs. Lewis Allsbrooks, Robert
Green and George Bradley went to the
"Burg" Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Porter visited Mrs Clay
Green last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Porter, were in
your city shopping last Saturday.
Messrs. Ed Porter and Clay Green,
made a flying trip to LawTenceburg
recently.
There was a large crowd at the spell.
ing match Friday.
: 1t seems as if our dogs are noisy when
the moon shinel.
Prehaps some of our teachers will mo-
agree with me ON this suggestion. viii
suggest that we have county meeting
of Lawrence County which shall NEE
each month OF Lawrenceburg or at diff
ferent places in Lawrence County mos
convenient for the teachers of this coun
ty. The object of this meeting shall b
this, LIST. a necessary program for tn
progressiYeness of the teachers am
pupils. End, open discussion on schoC
work. Bird. address by the County Super
intendent. / would like to hear fror
: some of the other teachers in regard
. this matter.
Rev, TOmpson preached fine dii
l course last Sunday on our many tempts
y tions. After having read Psalms ID
, land then after prayer Bro. ThOmpsO
r had gotten in an interesting way e1
4 planning the scripture which he ha
4 Just read, when little boy was see
going across the floor after Mr.. w.
Porter, saying something low to M
Porter which caused him to go out an
find Mr.. Charlie Crook and Miss Jul
Williams ready to .emgage in matrim'
ny, then every body in the house wei
out to see this beautiful couple MARI
with the exceptions of the preacher, an
he came to the door. We are glad {
30 having the opportunity Of seeing M
, Crook being given companion to bes
8 trouble. Certain girl said she wishe
she and her future man had been in tt
same ceremony,
}. Paul Allsbrooks and sister made fl,
{ ing trip to Pleasant Point last Sunday
IS Messrs Willie Smith, Ross Porter an
n Gilbert Gibbs were pleasant callers a
their Professor home Sunday Afternoon