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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-26
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-26
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
Kelley Buys the
Dunn Property
Business Deal Of Considerable
Local interest. Big Con-
crete House to be Erected

A business deal of great inter
est to the business circles of the
town was closed Monday, when
Sherman Kelley. bought the
"Dunn Corner property from
James T. Dunn. administrator
for the Dunn estate.
This property which is per.
haps the best business location in
town, comprises the corner lot on
the Square and Warerloo Street
and the two business houses now
occupied by Jas. B. and Polk
Rippey. For years it has been a
land mark, and the center OF
trading interest for Lawrence
Countians.
Mr.. Kelley expects in the COM
ing fall to build a concrete busi'
ness house which will make this
corner doubly attractive, and add
greatly to the square.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
Registration of Voters

State OF Tennessee, Lawrence
County BE it known that We,
f Z Buchanan, VIM J Gilbreath,
and F C Wisdom, Election CCom
missioners of Lawrence County,
Tennessee, by virtue Of the au.
thority vested in us by law, as
such Election Commissioners, do
hereby call three days registra'
tlon Of the voters in the sth civil
district of Lawrence County,
Tennessee. The population of
said district under the 1910 CEN
sus being such that it requires
the Dortch ballot in all elections
hereafter held in said district
We therefore, name and desig-
nate February 1928 "a as the
days upon which voters must
r gister that they may be legal
voters in the bond issue election
to be held in each voting precinct
10 Lawrence County, on March
10th, 1912 The registration
books will be open from 8 IN. to
9p m. on each of the above
named days a
We name and designate the
store room recently occupied by
Clayton Brothers and located in
the Gilbreath block on the north
west corner of the square between
S Kelley & Co.'S, Dry Goods
Stors and W P Hopwood's Res
taurant, as the place where the
said registration shall be held.
We name and appoint E ]
Boynton and T H Helton as
registrars for the afore said reg
tration.
This February 9Th 1912.
FP BUCHANAN, Chairman
VIM J GILBREATH, Com
&c WISDOM, Sec
Election Commissioners of Law
renee County, Tennessee
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
Heavy Steel
is Being Laid
n F. & S. Division Being
Made a SplendidIy Equip.
ped Railroad

Carload after carload of heavy
steel rails used on the big rail-
road system, are coming in here
to be used in replcaiug the light.
er rails now used South of Law.
renceburg on the L. g. N. Rail-
way Where these heavy rails are
laid, this division will have a
roadbed the equal of any, and il
will greatly improve the service
which is already excellent. The
improvements peing made are
costing the railroad much
money, but ample compensation
will come, no doubt, from the
ever increasing traffic of our
growing county.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
Sorg Service

The musie loving public Of Un-
ion City enjoyed a great musical
treat here last Sunday, given by
the famous Vaughan 5. mphony
Qurtette The program put on at
the IL O'Clock hour at the G. P.
Church was much appreciated by
a large congregation; especially one
number touched many hearts az
the young men sang "A Soul Win
ner for Jesus I"
At 3 p. M the quarlette put on
a musical program at the c P.
Church and had practically a ca
pacity house, which was very much
enjoyed by all
At Z p. m. they rendered a
splendid service at the M. e
Church to a crowded house of ap,
precIative people.
This quartette is one of the
strongest musical organizations in
the whole country, and they are
engaged in the great work of gos.
pei singing. Rev. G. M. zwingle
ron of Rev, ), II. zwingIe, pastor
Of the C. p. Church here, has made
arrangements with the J. D Vsu
CHAN Publishing Co. to carry this
quaItette with him in his evangel
istic field, and, while Mr.. Zwinglt
is man possessing unusual abiIi
ty as minister of the gospel, HI
has added much strength to hi
work by associating with him these
splendid young men, who SIM
with power and pathos the gospe
in song Union City Commercial
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
MOre Lllerary TaIk

The Articles on the Literary
Possibilities Of Lawrenceburg'
that have recently appeared in the
columns of the Democrat, should
be read by allthe literary inclined
of the town, and some plan sug.
gested, whereby en- interest may
be aroused, which may lead to
some sort Of an organization whose
sole object will he an advancement
along literary and musical lines.
We have the talent, but have sad
ly neglected tile cultivation of II.
A town the size of ours and one
that is making such rapid strides
along other lines should not fall 80
far short along lines Of literary and
musical culture.
Why not form an organization,
to meet, say, once or twice a
month, at which time a program.
literary and musical, be rendered.;
study the lives and works of the
greatest writer's and musicians;
discuss some late books, maga.
zine articles, etc. Then occasion.
ally bring some noted lecturer,
reader, or musician to the town,
and give to the people such oppOr.
tunities as we now seldom have.
The way people hOcked to the
High School Auditorium on Fri
day night, to attend the program
of the Athenian Literary Society
was proof of the fact that they en-.
JOY such things, and that some
steps should be taken along this
line, that will be an uplift to the
town. L L.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
Fall River
ANXIOUS BROWNIE.

" 49,
There was an oyster supper Civ
en- at the home Of Joe Estes Tues
day night.
Edgar Tidwell was in your city
Saturday on business
j l. Gibson has been at the bed
side of bis father, who is quite i'll.
Mrs Ida HazlewOOd has been
sick for the past week with la
grippe.
Misses Lurly Johns and Rosa
Gibson spent Monday night with
their grandfather, Mr. Gibson.
Vince Tidwell went to Columbia
last week on special business
Mr. McAdams OF Lawrenceburg
was in this vicinity Thursday.
Mamie Sutton and Sarah sisR
entered school this week.
Bro Baxter has moved to tht
Gilbert house owned by A j Fous
Solon Freemon went to Lawren
ceburg Friday.
Bob White visited Herman
Stacknan Friday night.
Jobe Foust and Miss Gladly
White were united in marriag
Sunday We wish for them a lony
life filed with happiness.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
Cabbage Plants
For your Cabbage plants see
A. M. BAsHoR,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.

Mrs S J Sheeks will fill the pull.
pit at the G, P. Church on next
Sunday morning and evening.
The little girl of Mr. and Mrs ]
C Yarbrough has been i'll with
pneumonia, but is convalescent.
First Glass Piano Tuning and
Repairing, J L Moss,
Lawrenceburg, Tennessee
Rev V R Costello, who has been
conducting a meeting in Marion,
Kentucky, returned home Monday
Elder T B LarimOre preached
two able sermons here Sunday
MIR and Mrs Larimore returned tC
their home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Martin, wen
to summertown, Monday, they ex
pect to make their home on thei
fine farm at that place
Mrs. Jas H. stribling happened
to rather q serious accident on,
day last week. While going out OF
the college walk, she stepped on
broken plank and fell full fore
striking her face. Two teeth wer
were knocked loose and bruise
about the face aud eyes. She i
improving as rapidly as possibl
to have had such q shaking up,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
Lawrenceburg as an Ideal
Place for a High School
CLOUD

Lawreueeburg is the county seat, anC
principal town Of Lawrence County
Il is located near the center Of th,
county in the midst Of a fiue agrioultr
raj community The little city has III,
high altitude Of one thousand feel
above sea level, being very near th,
highest point between Nashville end
the Gulf This insures the absence oI
malaria, and the pure air Of a high a
titude is always conclusive to good
health. Lawrenceburg has a populs
tion of about three thousand, and i
growing steadily. The climate is mild
making 1t pleasant place in which ia
live.
The town is inhabited by intelligent
and progressive people who are euthusi
astic as to the success and welfare Of Their
schools. They assist and encourage the
progress of all school movements in ey
cry possible way,
Lawrenceburg has ten churches of the
various denominations and there are nc
saloons. The town is equipped with q
splendid system Of electric lights
and water works, supplying the town
with pure free stone water and splendid
lights.
The High School building is regarded
By many prominent school men as one
of the finest County High School build
iDgs in the state. 1t is built of brick
and trimmed with Kentucky stone; 1t il
three stories high, and of modern arshi
tectural design, and has all the equip
ments of an up to date high school.
The laudable aim of both town people
and the faculty is TO develope the moral,
as we'll as the intellectual natures OF
every boy and girl intrusted to their
care.
The advancement of the present
High School has been remarkable. Il
was organized in September Of 1908
with an enrolment of twenty seven
students, Prof. d O stunkard with
corps Of able an energetic assistants
has continued the work and brought
1t TO Its present prominence The
High School at present has an enroll
ment Of about two hundred fifty
second only in number to the largest
County High School in the state anG
equal to any in morally and efficiency
With out undue arrogance we ma,
hope that In the near future our HiQE
school will make Lawrencburg til,
Athens of Tennessee
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14

Miss Benderman, of Nashville,
visited her sister Mrs Jno. Howard
this week.
Alex George, the Mount Pleas
ant hotel man, is here on business
this week
Mr. and Mrs J X Huffman have
returned from a visit to Marion,
Kentucky.
Clifford Reece came up from
Florence Sunday to be with Mrs
Reese, who is i'll.
Miss Annie Reavis, teacher OF
3rd Grade, left Monday Tor her
home in the country
The Willing Workers meet each
Sunday afternoon at the G P
Church at 2:30 o'clock,
Tom Mclean spent Sunday
night with his father, J L Mclean
who has been right sick.
George X McMackin, of Way.
land Springs filed an appoiOtment
at Campbellsville Sunday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14

LITTLE FAIRY

Mrs. Josie Willis from Kentucky &C
companied by two of her daughters hss
beea visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Gof and brother Bolliver GofP Of
this place.
Mrs. Abel Baldwin and brother W W
Fenton and wife visited in Lawrence
County one day last week.
Mrs KeetOn, who has been sick for
some time does not improve.
Tom Smith and family spent Sunday
with L. l.. Pommerick and wife.
Misses Marie Walker and Julia Wash
burn visited homefolks recently.
Messrs Mcpherson, Johnston, and
Merrifeld, of Michigan, took dinner at
Abet Baldwins one day last week.
Iverson Keeton, of Oklahoma, is here
to see>his mother.
Robt f. Lee Golf of Kentucky ha
been on visit to relatives here.
Mrs Charlie Stewart was called here
from Chicago to see her sick mother Mr.
Keeton.
VIM Stewart and wife have moved
here from Chicago
jackson Walker Jr, was in Law
renceburg Friday
Jennie Dawes visited in Brace re-
Gently,
Quarterly meeting was held here SAT
urday and Sunday. Brother Blessing
preached two interesting sermons.
Everett Walker, one of the Law
renee County High School Dormitor,
boys visited homefolks Saturday.
Miss Tea Tephi Goff a popular an
sweet young lady Of Brace and Mr. Jas
Hornbuckle, of Mt. Pleasant, were mar
ried Sunday at 2 o'clock at the home 9
the brides parents Mr. and Mrs Bolive
Goff The bride wore dainty ligt
Que dress. A number of relatives {
both the bride and groom were presen
A reception was held at the home of N
Hornbuckle's parents, then the happ
pair took the afternoon train for Nj
Pleasant
Messrs Harvey and Walter Garretso
and Misses Leila and Rosa Irving wei
in Brace Sunday
Earl Huthenson is in sheffield.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14

Mrs J T Crews, of Claremore,
Okla who has been with her
parents in Sheffield is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mrs N B Simms entertained the
Forty.two Club Friday last. Guests
of the afternoon were Mesdames
II NJ White and j t Crews.
The 81 Valentine entertainment
by the Presbyterian Ladies . S A
promises a rare treat to those who
who attended Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W B Vowel, of Memphis,
is visiting her mother, Mrs w N
McMillion, and her sisters, Mes
DANES Jno Ii Dryden and JnO L
Mclean.
The interior of the building of
Conner Dry Goods Co. is being
greatly improved in the new stair
way. This is strictly an up.tOe
date store,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
'~FssaSASlSsss
Land Transfers.

@ D johnson and wife to w II
BFoswell SO acres 3 dis 500.
WI BakerAnd others to II e
Holland AZ acres IA dist s42s.
L Fl Trip and wife to Richard
Trip 4 acres IA dist $50,
w A Reburg and wife to Frank
H steinciede, 200 acres $500.
W L Pattersons to @ A Prosser
liz acres 4 dist 1920.
N B Simms, clerk, to w L Pat
terson 112 acres A dist S6250..
Peter Marks to Jno ] Kollefrath
B acres 2 dist s4O0.
y Pafford ct al to j R and r q
Norton 20 acres 11th dist $3.50.
J E & M A Richardson to Saint
Joseph Farmers Union Warehouse
lot End dist s62.
Jas Manshan to Thena Manshan
90 acres llth dist S125.
H G Thomas and wife to A Bal.
lenger and wife lot 10th dist $3.50.
S L Lindsey to Jno Musselman
lot 10th dist $29O
Jno Musselman to j l. and w L
Speegle lot 10th dist $3.50.
R G Alternately and wife to Lon
Richards lot 10th dist $50.
L M Mobley and wife TO IL
Mize 40 a 4th dist $500.
A A Wildes and wife to @ w
246 10th dist $6OOOs
VIM Rochelle to A P Luna 6 a
9th dist 1876.
David Perry and wife to G E
Norton lot SIh dist. 5000.
W D Bassham and wife to Chaa
Haney 50 a 3rd dist. $3.50.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14

OLD spoRr

Appleton

Hugh Hendrix was in town
Wednesday.
Prof, W r Conway of onr vici
nifty is teaching school in Georgia
Misses Virginia Conway and
Inez Appleton of our village is in
slatesborO, Georgia, to teach school
The school at Blooming Grove
is progressing very nicely under
the direction Of Prof J P Conway
The firm of Conway, Legg 8 Co.
has changed to Conner, Legg & Co.
Miss Lila Hearing visited Miss
Leila Glass one day last week.
Keifer Freemon of Fall River is
here.
Wallace Lentz, of Hickman, KY,
is visiting friends and relatives al
this place.
Marvin Golden of near Leoma
is erecting a new house on his
farm near Appleton.
The people Of this communit,
are against the road bonds issue
about three to one.
Wilson Cole and wife of Giles
County visited their parents Nj
and Mrs w F Littrell recently.
It hardly seems like being in
the Third" since the six boys left
here to enter school at Lawrence.
burg. They are Joe and Ace Pace,
Will Jennings, Otto Justice, vlr.
gil Conway and Ernest Coffman.
The school at Appleton is quite
successful under the direction Of
Prof, Alonzo Sills. Mr. Stills and
bis wife visited their parents MI
and Mrs Jno Morrison Sunday
week.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
FOR SALE Household an
Kitchen Furniture, Farming I'm
plements, One-horse Wagon
MRS w N MoMILLIoN

The Roll Call service at the
Baptist Church Sunday %ornine
was an interesting service. Re.
marks by Judge r B Williams and
Prof. Simms on the best methods
of keeping live and interested
church, were timely and inspiring
Mrs S D Neeley, Geo. Bell, R c
Moore, Loretto, W P Crews. Eth
ridge, Frank Beard Eihridge, ] 8
Robertson R 3, VIM White Rout,
II. N w Powell Dunn, S F Mean
ally, Dock Rigsby, W W Legg
W H House and Mrs Wm Smitl
are the Democrats renewals dur
ing the past week,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
EvangeIine La.

Editor Democrat Our little COM
munity was interested in the marriage
of Miss Mary Dixon and Mr.. Tays Blair
of ihis place which occurred Sunday
January 28th, 1912, at the home of Mr..
J. O. Horns. Mr. j. A. Welch oficia-
ted. Miss Dixon was gowned in a light
suit combined In blue, her hat was seal
ska trimed with blue velors Imme-
diately after the ceremony the bride
and groom came to the home of Nj
and Mrs N E. Kelly, where brilliant
reception was rendered them. Mrs.
Blair is one of the brightest sweetest
girls in our country, loved by all for
her cheerful willingness to take hole
of her many duties, sweet helpful
daughter, a bright inspiring pupil, one
whose enrolment was benefit to schoo
and teacher. Truly it may be said o
her ''she will do him good and not evi
all the days of her life"
Mr.. Blair is the eldest son of our es
teemsd fellow citizen John Blair, an,
of a genial trustw orthy nature that ha
endeared him to all who know him
The young couple have the best wishe
of all for their future life.
A FRIEND
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14
Three Oaks
TALL FERN


Miss Bertha Garrettson, who is at
tending High School at Lawrenceburg,
spent sunday at home
Claud Boatman and wife have moved
to Three Oaks.
Miss Jennie Dawes, who has been
visiting relatives in Memphis for several
weeks, has returned home.
The Debating Society met with NJ K
Alexander last Wednesday night.
HI Dawes was in Lawrenceburg
recently.
Mr Adams and daughter, Gertie, Wis.
tied Mrs Boatman one day last week
Mrs Zilpha Dawes and children Nel,
lie and Walter, from Lawrenceburg
spent few days at Three Oaks.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14

Every night
AT the Princess
Good motion pictures
Miss Annie Held is visiting hel
sister here.
JnO Flemming was here from
Columbia Monday.
Pay your poll-tax and register
on February %, 20, "a.
Chester Jones, of Carpenters
spent Sunday in the city.
Burbon canned goods are guaranteed
TO please Costello & Huffman.
Barney Schlater, of LorettO, was
in town the first of the week
Try Burbon White syrup, the best tC
maze candy. Costello & Huffman.
Brown George has reterned from
a two weeks visit to Mt Pleasant.
The Burbon Corn is quality. Fol-
sale only by Costello & Huffman.
Richard Harmon, of Ethridge,
was caller at uur Office Saturday,
If you Try the Burbon canned goods,
you will be pleased. Costello u Huffman
JAS II. Long was up from Shelf
field one day last week on bust
ness.
Don't forget that you can't vote
in Lawrenceburg unless sou reg
lister
II P Stockard went to Gallatin
Saturday On husinesss, returning
Sunday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-02-14

Jno A Welch, a Democratic
leader Of West Point was here
Monday. Squire Welch is always
found on the right side of public
questions.
Frank X and George J Beurline
went to Nashville Monday to at.
tend meeting OF the stock
holders of the Independent Life
Insurance Co,
Rev. G. M. Zwingle and the
Vaughan Quartette left Friday to
fill engagements at Nashville and
MlrfreesborO, and are now on q
tour Arough Georgia and Florida.
The readers of this paper get
three or four times as mnch news
as the readers of any other Law.
renee County paper, and more
than that they get it first. Tel
your neighbcrs about it.
Mics Clara Moore, teacher of tht
2nd grade of the Public School re
turns to her home in Columbis
this week. Miss Moore is a very
/ loveable girl and has made many
friends both in school and out.
Having a fully developed cas-
of Florida fever l offer my new
home on S. Military St. for sale a
a bargain ] or I cash, balanc oI
terms to suit purchaser. Any on
desiring an up-to.now home viii
do well to see ne, L W GARNER,