McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-05-23
PERSONALS


DR.. J, M. King, of Chewalla, was
town visitor Tuesday.
R. H. Smith was here Tuesday and
extended his subscription.
Miss Fannie Scott spent a portion
of last week in jackson.
DR.. e. G. Sanders, wife and baby,
of Stantonyille. were in Selmer Mon
day.
W. G. Holland called Monday and
dropped a couple of plunks on sub
scription.
Miss Lessie Brasfeld has been Wis
iting relatives and friends at Finger
this week.
Coy Perkins, of Stantonvile, spent
Saturday here transacting business.
lie is hustler.
Guy Mckinney, one of Eenderson's
leading merchants, spent last Friday
with Selmer relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Darby spent
Monday in Selmer and honored US with
very pleasant social call.
Mrs. w. Il. Tedford, Of McNa;ry,
has been spending several days with
Selmer relatives and friends.
Rev. 0. G. Perkins preached morn
ing and evening to two good audi
ences at the Presbyterian church.
Capt. Wellington, the genial farm
Insurance man, is spending a few
days looking after his McNairy coun-
ty business.
H. c. Brasher, from the Niche
neighborhood, was here last Friday
en- route to Dyersburg TO visit his
daughters.
J. W. Hodges called Monday and
gave US a few pointers on farming,
He is one Of the most successful
farmers of the county.
The days are getting warm but the
Cold Drinks at Hendrix & Sons are
getting colder all the time. Galland
see what an elegant place they have.
J. L. Littlefeld, of Adamsville,
came Monday, evening with his sister
who was called to the bedside Of a
sister in Oklahoma, who is hopelessly
i'll.
M. F. Ozier Attorney, of Hender-
son, spent Tuesday here at court. He
is the same genial soul of former
days and is never more at home than
in Selmer.
R. D. Etheridge called Monday and
subscribed for his son, D. A. Ether
idge, at 2606 Russell Ave-, st. Louis,
where he is engaged in the street car
service.
]. F. Fortune, of Masseyville, was
here the first of the week. He is
merchandising and reports business
satisfactory. He will read the home
paper hereafter.
]. 7. Gage was a pleasant caller
Monday and had quite chat on the
farming interests. He is an up-to-
date farmer and is now shipping green
peas to st. Louis.
a W. R. Crabtree was the first caller
Monday morning to financially adm
the good cause Of "promptness' on
subscription. Mr.. Crabtree is the
sest Of subscriber we admire.
Scott Robinson was business call
er Monday. Being prosperous farm
er his opinion on present prospects is
reliable when he says he has seldom
seen things lock more favorable.
G. W. Simpson, son Of Clark Simp-
son, who went to Texas about ten
years ago, is spending few weeks
with relatives in Selmer. Mr.. Simp-1
son was a lad when he left and is now
quite full grown young gentleman.
DR.. Ernest Smith has returned from
the Medical College at Memphis with
his final diploma, coupled with a record
which gives him position as Inferno
in one or two hospitals. This is a
high honor and one which bespeaks.
much for bis future.
Horny Hodges called Monday and
among other matters extended the
subscription Of j. r. Weaver Of Pauls
Valley. with whom he recently visited.
Mr.. Weaver is holding the position of