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Pot Pourri Of the Weeks Local News.
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Ta'-&Mry John. B. Conner, of Vervilla,
was in town Monday. .s
Mr.. VIM. Biles returned from
Selma Tuesday. ME .E
Mr.. S. ]. Walling, Jr., removed
his family to shelbyyille last week.
Judge Craft and his son returned
Wednesday to finish up their fishing
vacation. e'tr ie4 1rgrea1
The regular services will be
held in the Christian church tomor-
row.
We had the first frost of the sea-
son here last Saturday morning, and
it was a big white one.
MIR. John Grizzel, lately of De-
Kalk county, has taken a position
with Smart & Co.
Mr.. Nun Cunningham, the pop
ular salesman. is now measuring cali
co for J. G.. NJ. Ross & Son.
John Carder is canvassing White
and Van Buren, counties for tomb
stone work.
John G. Mcclure, who has been
in Dakota for several months, re-
turned home on the noon train Thurs
day.
Mr.. f. G. Mead left Thursday
morning to attend Synod of the Pres
byterian church at Bristol, Tenn.
Mr.. John Walling and wife left
this week for Shelbyville, in the vi
cinity of which place John will en-
gage in farming.
Mrs. III. p. Newton, with her lit.
tie baby, went to Nashville Thursday
morning to spend few days with
her husband.
Mr.. j. c. Akin, of Shellbyville
was here three or four days of this
week, and bought several head o
grade Jersy cattle.
The platform scales on the squar'
have been undergoing some needed
repairs this week, the casing arounC
the beam being renewed.
Mrs. P. P. Gooding is here t,
spend a couple of weeks visiting he
friends, and is the guest of Miss Hal
lie Biles, on Smithville street.
-Messrs. j. A. Wilson, o. p. Flo
ick, and j. E. Conant, of Illinois, hav
been prospecting in our county dun
ing the last week.
Remember the Church Sociabl
at DR.. w. H. Fleming's residence tc
night friday, and be on hand,
you want to spend pleasant hour.
Miss Jane Cunningham, daugf
ter of Mr.. Thos. Cunningham, died 8
her home near Irving College, in thi
county, Thursday morning, age
about 46 years.
Two shares were loaned by tn
McMinnville Building and Loa
Association last Monday, to Mr.. "
S. Lively, at a premium of $25.(
each.
Rev. J. j. Porter, the Evangelis
has been here with his family all
this week, and will preach at tt
Cumberland Presbyterian churC
Sunday morning.
Rev. T. M. Mcconnell left fl
Bristol last Monday to attend Syno
He will spend a couple of weeks
his old home in Virginia before h
return.
-Messrs. Houchin & Biles, liver
men, have purchased the old ia
grounds, which they have enclos,
with a wire fence and Will SOW
grass this fall.
Coal is selling here now at
cents per bushel. 1t costs 7 Ger
loaded on the cars at the mines
Kentucky and East Tennessee, al
the freight is from 10 to u cents.
Mr.. Louis Mills and son, of Oh
arrived Monday. They will cree
saw mill on Collins river, about t
miles from town, and cut lumber
Reynolds Bros.
Rev. Sam Jones says of NJ
StrOng's book, "The Worst FOC
noticed at length in another pla
81 am delighted with it. 1t is {
cellent.