Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-03-20
LORETTO PERSONALS.

money.
Mr.. W. W. Bates who represents
the Neely-Harwell 81 Co, firm Of
Nashville, was here Thursday and |
Friday, on business.
Mr.. Harv. Kinks has moved to |
Mr.. j. Allen Llttrell's farm, recently.
Miss Pinkie Jenkins Is visiting Miss
Ellis, this week.
Mrs }. r. Cole is visiting Mrs,
Buck Waters, at this writing
Mr. II. J.. Barshun OF louisville,
was in town last week.
The Enterprise is nov ready TO do
all kinds OF up-to-date job work
Drs. A. L. Griffith aud c. c. Hardi.
son, went to Lawrenceburg, Friday.
DR.. d. A. Cole returned from Nash
vile, Thursday.
J. r. Cole is working for the L. &
N, at Loretto.
Mrs, King is 10 St. Thomas Hospi.
tai, Nashville, for treatment.
Get one hundred cards printed and
YOU will be satis6ed-at the Enter
prise.
The youngest child Of DR.. and Mrs.
A. d. Cole has been Ill the past week
We wish her an early recovery.
Mr., c. r. Moody went to Roger.
Vile, Ala, to visit his parents, who
we're sick, last week.
Many of the people in here were
left water-bound in Blue Waters, on
account of the rain. The mails were
delayed and traffic was stopped until
the creek went down.
A car load of chickens was shipped
from here last week.
Loretto is experiencing a coal.oil
famine.
Miss Minnie Wiggerman has juJt
received a beautiful line of Ladies'
and Misses Hats. Come early and
make your selection, while they last.
Mr.. j. H. Kinks who lives in the
northern part of town, is improving
his home with the paint and brush.
Mr. Joe Beckman of this town, has
received all his material for his new
home which he is going to build, as
soon as the weather prevails.
Mr.. M. A. Moody and Mr.. J. Aller
Littrell both of this town, were il
Nashville, Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. W. A. Barnett of Loretto r. r
No. ,, was in town Wednesday, or
business.
Mr.. L. P. Augustin, of Dunn, was
ia town on Wednesday.
Mr.. Sam j. Israel, of Sheffield, was
in town representing the Phillip Olin
Grocery Company of Sheffield, Ala.
on Wednesday,
Rev. B. j. Stages went to Mt. Plea
SAINT, to attend the Missionary Confer
ence which took place there last week
Mr.. Fl. b. Parks who represents tbs
Phillip-Trawick, leading grocery firm
of Nashville, was in town on Wed
, nesday.
Mr.. Grant COPYRIGHT who travel;
for the well-known firm of Coleman
Tompkins & Company of Nashville
was in town Monday.
Mrs. j. Allen Littrell was shopping
last Friday.
Mr. Jack Littrell is improving his
place by painting his home.
Mr.. Will Below and farmer BeleW
took a pleasure trip to Florence, Ala.
Saturday.
Miss Pakil Powell, OF Cross Roads
was in town, Saturday,
Mr.. Shelton has erected nice home
here.
Miss Clenil Killen visited Miss Oes
sic Moody, last week.
Ella Woods was the guest of Mrs
c. II. Moody, last week
There was quite time passed of
last Sunday evening at the home o
MIR. G. r. Moody. Vocal and in
strumental music was rendered.
Mrs. Frank Killen had an old time
quilting, last week.
Mr.. Ed Johnson's little S irl, Ruby
suffering from an attack o ( tonsiliti,
The District Singing Convention
will meet here on the fifth Sunday o.
this month. Many preparation are
under way and it is hoped that it will
proved a great success. The Rev
B. j. Stages, who is in charge here
of the Methodist Church, has assured
us of a big crowd.
MIR. George Keeton of Pleasant
Point, had painful accident while
driving a staple the hammer glanced
off throwing the staple in his eye
Mr.. Keetou was rushed to the doctors
Office, and after working on him the
doctor declared, that it may cause
him the loss of his eye.
A happy ceremony took place las
Sunday in Florence, Alabama, wher
Mr.. oliver Perry, a prominent young
man of St. Joseph, Tenn, were united
in the wedlocks of matrimony to Miss
Della Barnett, a charming and accom-
, plished young lady Of Blue Waters,
Mr.. John Cress, a well. to.do
farmer and highly esteemed citi,
zen of this town had the misfor-
tune on Friday of getting hurt in
putting a log on wagon. The