McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-05-09
/. PERSONALS,

John R. Erwin spent last Sunday
with friends in Baldwin, Miss.
Oscar V. Erwin made business
trip to Corinth Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Emmons and Miss Vera
Prather spent Monday in Jackson.
Mrs. Maggie Adams, Of near Niche,
spent several days lately with Selmer
relatives.
Kilmer Nicely spent Saturday night
and Sunday with relatives and friends
in jackson.
Jas. Hamilton and Mr.. Smith Of
Adamsville, were business visitors in
the city Monday.
Rev. Duncan, of Corinth, preached
very efficient sermon at the Baptist
church Friday night.
Marvin Emmons returned Monday
after few months absence in the
railroad service in Texas.
Miss Artie Devault, of Fletcher,
Okla, arrived Tuesday to visit friends
and relatives in Selmer and Adams
vile.
Monday W. q. Tedford, Of McNairy,
was a caller and gave us a platitude
on free trade, and dollar on sub
scription.
Mrs. W. R. Anderson, of Memphis,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. D..
Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ham
| iiton this week.
Chairman-elect George Prather was
here Monday, but did not seem to be
doing anything in an official way.
Who is who and why is why?
Frank D lion was here Monday.
His disabled arm prevents him from
doing his farm work he says, and he
will soon advertise his farm for sale.
The days are getting warm but the
Cold Drinks at Hendrix & Sons are
getting colder all the time. Cali and
see what an elegant place they have.
DR.. J. M. King called Monday and
ordered his paper changed from Kramer
to Chewalla. He has moved to the
latter place, though it is among his
patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hagy, of Adj
amsville, spent Monday night with 0.
G. Hagy and family. Mr.. Hagy left
Tuesday for Memphis to visit his son,
Geo. A. Hagy.
Friday being the birthday of Mrs.
j. E. Atkins of .Kenton, her brother,
Emmett Graham, sends the Independ-
ent for year as his remembrance of
her natal day.
Mrs. W. P. Perkins and children, of
Stantonville, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Erwin Friday night.
She left Saturday morning to visit her
fathers family at Cherokee, Ala.
Rev. w. O. Stone, on the Shiloh
circuit, was here Monday and called
on us for a few minutes. He brought
Elder Brooks from. Stantonville where
be held quarterly meeting Sunday.
A fishing party composed Of For
rest Hendrix, Chester Scott, ArlieI
Prather, Willoughby Lockman, Shy
Browder and Ermick McCullar is
spending the week on Hatchie river.
STRAYED-One bitch hound,
q. !. y. -
white and black spots; yellow head
with streak in forehead; about 81
months old; left March. %; liberal
reward. j. R. ADAMS.
Monday, May IL, 1918, has been
set as the day to work on the Mt.
Carmel graveyard, one mile southof
Finger Those who have relatives or
friends buried there are requested to
be present on that day and help I'M
this much needed work. =
3 STRAYED--Mo March TO-
from my.-homein Selmer, one white
hound dog puppy 4msashs cid. Small
black spot on side and big black spot
near tail. yellow head and ears,
Liberal reward for his return
Mar. IS, 1918. j. r. ADAMS.
W ANTED.-To correspond with
some young ladies Of good moral char
acter between the ages Of II and 81
in McNairy county, by young man
Of good moral character.