The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-05-27
Cottage GroUe
Happenings


Rev. Mccoy of Martin, gave a
splendid address Friday night on
centenery work.--We extend our
sympathy To- Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Ridgway in the loss of their little
infant babe.-Milton and Hilton
Austin have been very sick for the
past few days. We hope for them
a speedy recovery.-Mrs. Lillian
Roberts and baby, Mrs. Clint Alex
ander and baby, spent Friday with
Mrs A. f. Smyth.-Mr. Bud Holden
has been suffering intensely with
rheumatism for several days.-Mrs.
| Simmons of near Como, was buried
at Olive Branch on last Friday; SER
vices conducted by Mr.. Webb of
Jackson. We extend our sympathy
| to the bereaved husband and little
| girl in their loss.--Mrs. Lizzie Cox
has been very sick for several days.
Miss Mary Cox Is sick at this writ
| ing.-Hal Bomar and family were
Paris visitors Saturday-Miss Irene
| Speight Is home again after spend
ing the winter months in school at
Paris--Clayton Ridgway spent Sun
day night with home folks.-Master
Ralph Bowden and Barton Pullen
attended the commencement exer
cises at Paris last week.-The Union
Hall Sunday School observed Chill
dren's Day Sunday. The program
was well rendered, the children do
| ing their parts well. Miss Vivian
| Bright sang solo, and the Boyds-
vile quartet also sang several selec-
TONS There was large crowd en-
| joyed the services.-Mitchell Bow
den went with Brother Lampkins on
his round to Union Hall and Boyds-
Vile Sunday.---M Misses Ruth and Kate
Parham visited thier grandmother,
| Mrs. Powell, at Palmersville Satur-
day night and Sunday. They report
| having had a nice time.-Katie, Lii
liam and Joe Ridgway and Mary
Dott Parker visited in Paris Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Freeman of Paris, Wis.,
| tied her sister, Mrs. Anna Moore,
| Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Bow
den and daughter, Mrs. Robert
yeazie and children, We're shopping
| in Paris Saturday.-Mrs. Ann Rainey
| is on the sick list at this writing
A wedding of much Importance
which came as surprise to their
many friends was that of Miss Lucy
| Holden and Mr. Rufus Wassen,
! which was solemnized by Rev.
Lampkins on Saturday evening, May
21st, at O'Clock at the home of
| the brides father, Mr.. Bud Holden.
| Only a few friends were present.
| The bride is very accomplished
young lady, and the groom is son
| of Mr. A. B. Wassen and is very
popular in society. They both have
many friends who wish for them
much success and happiness through
| life. After the ceremony was said
| the guests were invited out to a
| bounteous supper which was enjoyed
| by all Mr.. and Mrs. Wassen will
| reside with his father at present
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Bowden and
Mrs. Charlie Bowden, and Mrs. Lizzie
Williams and daughter, Robbie, at
| tended the service at Union Hall
| Sunday. Tom Hates was in
| town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs Lee
| Ridgway went to Paris shopping
| Friday.-Rev Hockibee filled his
| appointments here Sunday morning
and evening.-Mr. Van Dyke, Carl
| Capps, Spear Parham and Mr.. Bill
Lloyd went to Paris Landing last
week. They brought back quite a
| lot of nice fish.--Mrs. j. NJ Bowden
| is home again after visiting her
| brother, Mr.. Arch oliver of near
Palmersville for a few days.-Mr.
| Dad Oliver and family were in Paris
Saturday.-Mr. Reece Call and fam
| lily spent Sunday at Mrs Calls
| fathers, Mr.. S. M. Olds.-Mr. viii
| Snow and family spent Sunday visit
| ing.-Mrs. Belle Virgins is home
again after visiting Mrs. Harris Bell
| for a few days-Wednesday oil this
week is set for working day in
the corporate limits. Lots of work
| is needed to be done and we hope
all will respond freely and clean
things up in proper shape.-Mrs. w.
L. Thorpe spent Sunday with her
| daughter, Mrs. Sallie Walker.-Mrs
Lizzie Williams is suffering with
| rheumatism at this writing.-Mrs
| Rosana Mann is on the sick list
Robbie Williams is spending some
| time with her aunt Mrs. Sallie
| Walker.-Charlie Basher, Jack Moore
| and family and Farrimore Moore
| went on a fishing trip Tuesday
| Several from here attended the ball