Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-09-07
Iron City.
LAUGHING WATER

" AWN bfhNNiht WIS hhHAtIluk WIN
had become Of Laughing Water Well,
/ may have been on a pleasure trip To-
the Yosemite Valley, touring Europe,
rusiicating among the historic country
Of the Catskills, or alternating at home
too lazy to pen a letter to the readers
Of this paper However, this may or
may not be, here | am ready fora race
with you and Sapphire at sending In
the news from this little city of hust-
ling people, this little hamlet slowed
away among the bills, by the sparkling
waters of Shoal Creek, as Fleetwood
might term II,
Miss Pearl spencer spent Labor Day
at home and enjoyed the privilege Of a
days ahs5nCe from the strenuous duties
of schoolmafm.
Elder r. b. Larlmore OF Mars Hill
began a series of meetings AZ the Chris.
tian church here Sunday. We predict
for him the usual houseful Of attentive
followers.
Miss Maude Gabell spent last week
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cub Hollis, on Holly Greek
Ben Spencer was up from Sheffield
last week visiting his brother and sister
here.
Messrs Grady Caperton and Dick
Olive were in town Saturday night,
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church gave
an ice cream and elemonade" supper,
il you will pardon the awk ward express
sion, at their church building last FRI
day night A very neat sum of money
was cleared, which will go for improve
ments in and ar ound the church. These
ladies certainly deserve our most hearty
commentator for their efforts and
earnest work.
The L q N depot here will soon be
remOdeed and some much needed adj
ditiOns made to it.
Mr.. Jno Myers and family, Mr.. VIM.
Wade, Johnnie Wade and Mrs. Sula
Patterson and daughter, leave Monday
for their new western home. Iron City
loses a great deal by their going, for
they were good citizens and neighbors
But we trust they may be delighted
with their new location, and wish foi
them great success and all prosperity,
Mr.. Alvin Smith has his new house
about finished and it.looks very pretty.
Ahem
Will Caperton was down on one OF
his usual trips Saturday night. We
suppose that little blonde so much
spoken of was in fine spirits. But some
how or other railroaders depot boys, Of
course) have a decided preference fol-
Iron City blondes.
School opens here September 10, il
my memory hasn't slipped cog, and
the teachers will be Miss Willis and
Prof. Simms. We bespeak for them
brilliant success. as they have been be
fore tried and not found wanting.
Mr.. Paul Seavy is handing out Uncle
Sans business and love letters during
his fathers absence in New England.
Mr.. H Spencer made business TRIP
to Loretto last Monday, and a trip t,
Pruitton the day before that We ar,
unprepared to say whether the las
mentioned was business trip or not
The revival at the Methodist Churcl
began to-day. Services will be conduct
ed by the pastor in charge, Rev. s n
Cherry. All who feel so inclined ar
invited to come.
Mr. Jim Willis leaves for his Davis
Indian Territory home this week afte
} a visit to Tennessee friends and rela
tives.
Mr.. Robert Bumpass and wife vii
probably go west before long,
/ Miss Audle Wade has returned from
, Indian Territory.
Some of the cantaloupe farmers ar
disappointed in the returns for theil
melons, but others, a few others, ar
not i'll pleased over their pay Perhap
another year may show better results
but there some who are at varianc
with the time-worn adage "try, try a
0sin and will NOT MAJ Mt newt war