McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-04-18
PERSONALS

Chas. Alexander spent Sunday with |
friends in jackson.
For the finest Cold Drink Hendrix
& Sons is the place.
P. L. Basinger, Of Adamsville, was
on our streets Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Scott, of Jack
son, were guests of homefolks Sun
day.
Mrs. William Grier is able to be up
after a siege of rheumatism for sew
eral weeks.
J. II. O'Neal, Of Enville, was city
visitor Wednesday, the first time in
two years.
7. w. Calls, produce man Of Ruth
erford, has been in Selmer on bust
ness ClllS week.
Glen Johnson, df Humboldt, spent
several days this week with relatives
and friends in Selmer.
Win IIockaday was here SATURDAY
taking orders for Tupelo fertilizer
He is the agent in this section,
Mrs. J. H. Richardson and baby, of
Whiteville, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Bryant.
Miss Nola Browder and Mrs. Jane
Lea returned Friday night from a
visit to friends and relatives at Nash
vile.
Our cid friend, H. v. Flowers, was
here Friday and extended his sub
scription. He is one Of cur initial
readers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Henneberry, of
Jackson, have been here this week
the guests of Mrs. Henneberry's par
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. c. Gooch.
J. W. Stnmph fell down the stair
way a few days ago and suffered a
severe bruise on his nose and forhead.
He is able to be out, however.
II. P. Wood and daughter, Miss
Kathleen, and Miss Verda Anderson
attended the State Sunday School
Convention at Memphis last week.
L. B. Carter is in very feeble
health and closely confined to his
room. Age and diseases of long
standing are hard to overcome.
B. W. Hendrix and little son and
daughter made us a pleasant call Sat
urday. The little folks were pleased
to see how the Independent was made.
The days are getting warm but the
Cold Drinks at Hendrix & Sons are
getting colder all the time. Call and
see what an elegant place they have.
STRAYED-One bitch hound,
white and black spots; yellow head
with streak in forehead; about 81
months old; left March 20; liberal
reward. J. r. ADAMS.
Mrs. Florence E. Atkins, who was
to speak at the Methodist church to-
night, was unavoidably detained at
Bolivar. She will fill her engage
ment Friday night.
Prof. j. W. Pickens was a pleasant
visitor Wednesday. He is teaching
at Donnel Springs, and has been for
a number of years, and is one Of the
most popular teachers Of the county
as well as one Of the most upright.
John R. Erwin, H. G. Gooch and
daughter, Luna, Mary Ruth Ammons,
Mrs. Wickware and Sheriff j. w. |
Gray and daughter, Addie, left Sun
day for a visit to Nashville. The
party will doubtless settle all the lit
tie troubles in the legislature.
STRAYED- Monday, March 10,1
from my home in Selmer, one white
hound dog puppy 4 months old. Small
black spot on side and big black spot
near tail. Yellow head and ears.
Liberal reward for his return.
Mar. IS, 1913. J, R. ADAMS.
v. E. Bonds, of Humboldt, grower
and dealer in strawberries and other
fruits. has been here looking after
the shipment Of early Strawberries.
he proposes to pay cash f. O. B. Sci
mer. for al berries and notify each |
day what he can pay. Thus our
growers can either take his price or
ship on their own account. Mr..
Bonds expresses great surprise that