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Dave Rosenbaurm: What would old timers would think? Comment on: David Grigsby's, A proposal for the Old Adair Courthouse To ColumbiaMagazine.com: Time and tide have sure passed me by. Time was when a group of men, including my grandfatehr Loren Guthrie, would sit on the benches and whittle and tell stories.In the event they got a craving for coffee, they would walk over to Coomers' Restaurant. I'm not so sure what they would think about selling latte in the courthouse. Yes, I would visit frequently. s/Dave Rosenbaum Good memory. Maybe we ought to bring back whittling and sidewalk preachers -EW This story was posted on 2009-04-03 17:08:57
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