Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-02-07

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Ross, Of near Mckenzie, Saturday
and Sunday.
\ No boiling, no rubbing. no blue
ing and no injury to garments OF
hands when YOU use 1911 Washing
Fluid. See e. @. Grizzard
Hay FOR SALE. II have good
bailed hay for sale. Albert $.
johnson, Huntingdon, Tenn. r.
r. D. No. 2. 3-4t
We are requested to announce
that there will be a special meet
ing of the county board of educa-
ton in Huntingdon next Monday.
DR.. Leonard Edwards came
down from Nashville and spent
Saturday and Sunday with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. James @. Ed
wards.
Don't fail to hear Tom Corwine,
I the third number of the lyceam
! course, at the l. T. S. tonight
Thursday. He is said to be
very fine.
You can now get in communica-
ton with Rev. ). B. Ogle, pastor
Of the Baptist church, by calling
l2l, as he had a telephone installed
last week.
Doc Foster, J. j. Fetherstone,
III. 4. Alden, Frank Young and
Edgar Allen, prominent citizens Of
the Third district, we're il Hunt
ingdon last Monday looking after
some court matters.
Rily Merritt, an aged citizen of
the Nineteenth district, is very
sick at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Boyd Wilson. Mr.. Merritt
is SO years old and his trouble is
a general break down.
Mrs. s. B. Anderson, of Martin,
and Mrs. Travathan, of Union
City, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Priest. Mrs. Priest
is confined to her room with a Sc
we're case of rheumatism.
Color post cards of Thomas
Park at 15c per dozen, or four for
sc, are on sale at Carter & Fowl
er's, Priest & Priests and Hunt
ingdon Jewelry store, for the ben
eht Of the Civic Improvement Club.
j. w. Murphy, wife and two
youngest children visited relatives
in Wildersville last week. Mr..
Murphy returned home Sunday,
but Mrs. Murphy and the children
remained until middleof this week.
Mr.. Murphy's mother accompan-
led them home.
Floyd Mcclure was elected mag
istrate in the Third district at the
election held there recently. There
were four candidates and quite a
lot of interest was taken in the re-
suit. Mr.. Mcclure is a young
man, progressive and will make a
good member.
Mr.. w. @. Smith. we under
stand, has taken charge of the
Southern Commercial School at
Bristol, Tenn. Mr.. Smith recent
~ completed d business course in
the Southern Business College,
and is a young man Of fine ability
and equipment for the work.
j. r. Thomas, the carpenter,
farmer and all round hustler, Iiv-
ing short distance east OF town,
killed two ll-months-oId pigs last
week that weighed, one 405 pounds
and the other 345. They were Of
the 0. /. 9. stock. This shows
what good stock, well cared fer,
will do.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +. Atkins were
in Carroll county Saturday and
Sunday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Even Breedlove. Sunday being
Mr.. Atkins birthday and Monday
being Mr.. Breedlove's birthday, al
delightful dinner was given by Mr..
Breedloye, Sunday. Henry Pro-
gress.
Polk Ross, of Oyoca, was here
a few days this week. Polk is
looking natural and his host of
Huntingdon friends we're glad to
see him. Mr.. Ross says the Pyth-
ian Home is getting along fine,
and is fast becoming to be SPLEEN
did place. There are several Wild
ows and a number of children be-
ing cared for, and it is already do
ing great work.
Theo w. Dangerfeld, a promi-
nent real estate man of Pomeroy, |
Iowa, who has BEEN correspond |