Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-05-15
The CroWson MeaNderiNgs
DEAF DEMOCRAT

When stopped at friend Harlers for
the night ! thought | would start back
next morning but so many things came
up that my way was blockaded, At Inst
packed my gripan started on my way
rejoicing, had not gone far however
until ! met Gus Ladwig with frowu on
the front part of his head, he said he
had been fishing tee night before and
caught fall, wanted to know what kind
of fish that was, he looked like was
fool and left me. Well | didn't 90 far
until met Uncle Joe Lutts with smile
on his face as long as your arm asked
what pleased him so, he said Sack had
cotton so she could talk. After swap
ping Tobacco and few yarns proceed
through the lovly florists and dream
of those who have long since passed into
! the happy hunting grounds, lam awaken
ed by a rustic and jingling of bell and
who should see but Spider and cir
tain young lady enjoying log-wagon
ride to Rackumsacg. As | emerge from
the woods came acress George Brown
J. Fl. Battle, w. ]. Powers and Others
planning days work for b. F. Beard
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who has been sick for several days, and
| find that CrowsOn neighborhood don't
do things by halves. Garden truck and
fried chicken are all the 90 also fresh but
ter, milk and eggs and l wish might
stay longer but l must hasten on as |
want to see some of the people missed
coming up the creek | see Mr. Ramsey
is still narrowing clods and rocks for our
friend Clark. W. Fl. Pallock and 9th
ers are trying the cantaloupes this season
Frank Pollock is able to up again after
quite seriousspell of grippe.
Will Rippy and Miss Margaret
Thompson of Lawrencebrrg, Mr. & Mrs
John Geisman of Philimazoo, and Jas
C. Kitchen and family spent last Sun.
day at w. j. Powers
| Here comes rain so | will stop at
Bro Julians few moments, / find him
to be clevor gentleman and hustler
As | passd Geo Crews | waved my
hat but as he is too busy planting corn
to talk cross over to see w. f. Cham
bers playing with the children and tive
;cOlts. While at Rec Hill had pleas
ant talk with Uncle Ben Chamberln, he
is Just back from New Orleans and re
ports good time at the reunion. Il
still keeps raining so ] stopped over
Sunday to hear Bro Hosale preach at II
a. M, He also preached an interesting
! sermon to the young people at 7 P. m
Walter must have gotten the shoe
from tn eway he was smiling, Walter is
an excelant young man with pleasant
smile and harty hand shake for ever,
, one. Our friend Arch is still holdin,
his job and don't blame him.
E. W. Crews Esq and some othe
parties were caught in the hailstorp
Friday aud could hardley keep thel
cams from smashing up things, the
storm did considerable damage to tn
garden and fruit trees, as | floated dow
the creek / see Joe, Sowel watching tn
warter gushing from the Spout Spring
at the next place | zee Sim Crews pal
) ting his foot and keeping time with
j hooking bird singing near by. Th
, signing of the wind and the hum Of th
bee as they gather the honey from tn
}, wild flowers sends me to dream Ian
when I awake / find my self al Mr. Du,
q tin factory, tie up my canoe and foe
it to town.
SO Mr. Editor here em at my jou
neys end. In conclusion | will say
you want to enjoy yourself just take
trip up Crowson creek.
With best wishes for the good OIL
DEMOCRAT it's readers and You to Pet
lam Yours Truly.
: Capt, Bi