Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1906-11-29
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ohoVho 10 oiOniy SNH Q
from severe attack of Broncho |
Pneumonia.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lon
Green, a girl.
Mrs. Cleo Lockhart, wife of
DR.. Lockhart, who has been near
deaths door with typhoid fever,
is slowly convalescing. She has
many friends who will be. de-
lighted to know of her improved
condition.
The representative Of the VIM.
r. Warner drug house, was call
ing on the doctors here last
Wednesday.
Charlie Anderson and Will
Haynes, like Job of old, are
afflicted with many boils.
Ed. COMFY was up from Pei
ham last F,iks. Selling butter
and buying calves. He spent
the night with his brother, John.
Irene, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Hamilton, has
been real sick with jaundice.
Porter Rankin, who has been
tip boss at CA" mine for a long
while, has resigned that position
and is now laying up against the
black diamond, with pick and
shovel. Jim Sweeton has taken
his place at the tip.
John Dykes made a business
trip to the Colony Friday
Ike Thurman, q jolly drummer
of immense proportions, was on
our streets Friday.
Thomas Il Wiley are doing
lively livery business now. They
contemplate purchasing another
pair of horses, SO that they can
better serve the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Scruggs
went to Tracy City on the late
train Saturday EVENING".
o<The Rev. Mr.. IllsleE of Sc
vance, conducted services at the
Episcopal chgrch here Sunday.
A. G. Ale1e7d Joe Hetgey,
jim Stepp, n cit Cheek, j. 7.
BFanaan a'll siz zsaisfs from from Tracy Tracy
City, were -x2.pay day looking
after the s"l5ng green" The
company never commences pay
Ing off until Brannan gets here.
~Miss Robbins, of Tray City,
spent Sunday with Her sister,
| Mrs. Jno. Patton.
Fred Hunziker has moved to
town and is occupying one of
Riley Henson's houses.
j. @. Gross and John Dykes
were seen leaving for Beersheba
Springs Sunday morning. Ask
Mr.. Gross about that artificial
foot.
Giles Parmley is doing no bust
ness at "a" because of a sore
hand.
Jim Stepp and Bill Herd en-
gagged in a lively fisticuff in the
store Saturday eve. When the
smoke of battle had cleared away
the only damage was one black
eye and one mashed nose. PEG.
pie should settle their differences
in more gentle, manly way, be.
cause dogs fight over bones-and
then again fighting is hard on
old clothes.
Geo. Johnaa-s'of Mrs. Grundy,
was circulating among his many
friends here Saturday afternoon,
Prof. Will Campbell and
Beecher Brown attended Con.
ference at Tracy City Saturday
and Sunday.
A certain railroad man whose
run is on the Coalmont extension
is thinking seriously of leaving
the road and applying for posi-
ton as assistant post master al
Ooalmont.
Mr.. Walden went to Cloust
Hill Monday to pay the mel
there. There is yet between
fifty and sixty men at work there
for the Sewanee people.
@. Fred Redding, purchasin.
, agent of the A. B. & A. railroad
was in town Saturday.
W. M. Morton and the Rev
Bob Tate are on a visit to Chat
tanooga. They spent Sunda,
night at the "Big Onion"
Misses Annie and Bessi,
Campbell and Leila Lankfort