Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-17
Additional Local News


relatives in Milan this week.
Use Figaro preserver, a liquid
smoke. Guaranteed prevention OF
shippers, at Jas. Johnson's
r.. S. Mcdowell and S. H. Cole.
man, of the Nineteenth district,
are in Nashville for few days
this week.
Lee +. King, Of Buena Vista,
delivered to Asa McColIum last
Tuesday 81 hogs. The bunch
weighed 7,04S pounds. Mr.. King
says he got very fair price for
them.
Judge wv. S. Maxwell was strick-
en- with paralysis a few days ago
and is in a very critical condition.
His children are with him. The
Democrat went to press yesterday
and the end was expected at any
time. He is nearly y3 years old.
Mr.. Sam Mars, who recently
went north, has traded his III
acre farm to F. w. Kent and
Others, Of Lansing, Mich. MIR.
Kent was here FEW months ago
to buy the K. E. Peck place.
Mr., and Mrs. Harver Gilcreest,
Mr.. and Mrs. VanNosdell, Mr..
Van Wood and Mr.. James Taylor,
Indiana parties were also driving
with Carver & Carver the past
week. The weather was rainy and
they will be back again next sum
mer.
DR.. Harry Clark, of the Uni
versity of tennessee, will address
the citizens of Hollow Rock to-
night and at Buena Vista Saturday
night on general education, with
special reference to county high
schools. The public are requested
to be present.
Mrs. B. G. Britt and grandson,
Hla Huddleston, of Nashville, and
b. II. Maxwell, of Brodie Land
ing, were called here this week on
account of the serious sickness OF
their father, Judge w. s. Max
well, at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Dodson.
Mr.. John Gorham has come in
with his car and fine stock and is
moving out to the Charles fresh
IS acres, which he has purchased
through Carver Il Carver. Mr..
Gorham and Mr., Kline, who re-
Gently bought here were near
neighbors in Michigan, and SO will
be next door neighbors here.
On January IA, 1918, the chill
dren and grandchildren met at the
home of Mrs. Martha Smith to
celebrate her seventy-irst birth
day. There were five of her chill
dren present, three being absent,
After enjoying a bountiful dinner
they had some good music, furn-
ished by Dan Rogers and Lawrence
Gibson. Quite IA number enjoyed
the occasion.
G. F. Thomas, who has had
charge Of the local telephone plant
for several months, left last We'd
nesday for his home in Dyer, hay-
ing given up the telephone bust
ness. j. P. Flanagan came down
from Camden to take his place.
Mr.. Flanagan is accompanied by
his wife and they are domiclled
for the present at Hotel Olive.
A pound party was given at W
H. Landlords store, in the Ninth
district, last Tuesday night, about
100 people, young and old, attend
ing. A portion of Mr.. Landlords
store had been fitted up for sery-
ing and the supper proved a big
Music was furnised for
the occasion by the string band of
that community. Everybody had
a good time eating, chatting and
enjoying the musig.
G. P. Williams has sold his farm
on the jackson levec, one mile
west of town, to Walter Butler.
The consideration, so we are in
formed, was $3.50. MIR. Butler
also bought the Cotton place adj.
joining the Williams farm for $3.50.
This place belonged to Mrs. james
Dickey. Mr.. Butler, we under
stand, will tear away both the old
houses and build two new residen-
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