Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-01-31


I See /. w. Evans. Huntingdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Order, Of
Nashville, spent Sunday here with
Rev. and Mrs. S. B. Ogle. Mrs.
Grider is a sister Of Mrs. Ogle.
| am leaving Hollow Rrock and
will offer my household goods at
auction in the Presson brick at
noon Saturday. w. w. Kinkead,
M. d.
H. G. Hill and family, of Prince
ton, KY, are in Huntingdon visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dill, Mrs.
Hills parents. They came in last
H Tuesday morning.
First Presbyterian church have
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
4 Preaching, first, second and third
Sundays at II o'clock. George Z.
johnson pastor. You are cor
daily invited to attend these
services.
Presiding Elder Brooks has called
a meeting OF pastors and officers
of this district at Lexington for
February 12 and 10. The object
of the meeting is for practical pur-
! poses with reference to the work
of the district.
Tom Corwine, polyphonic imita-
tor, will be the next attraction of
the Civic Improvement Clubs w.
ceum course, Thursday evening,
February 6, at the |. Z. S. Re-
served seats, 75c; general admis-
sion, soc; children, 25c.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dodson
wish to express their thanks and
appreciation to their neighbors
and friends for the many favors
and kindnesses shown during the
sickness and after the death of
Judge w. S. Maxwell.
Mrs. M. E. Williams, Mrs. Vol
lie Daily, Mrs. Homer Williams,
Mrs. Ira Foust, Mrs. Guy Thomp-
son and Mrs. Henry Walters Of
Rosser, came and down last We'd
nesday and spent the day shop
ping and visiting in Huntingdon.
Mrs. Mollie Peyton and Miss
Fannie Hurt, of Irrelevant, sister
and daughter of l.. A. Hurt, Of
Huntingdon, spent Wednesday un-
til Sunday with Mr.. Hurt.
William Hurt, of Rosser, was also
here and they had an enjoyable
time. 1t was almost like family
reunion.
B. o. Palmer, DR.. L. ID. MUIR
ply, l.. 0. and Ollie Kee, promi-
nent citizens Of Buena Vista, we're
here last Tuesday. They came over
to probate the will Of the late T.
j. Joyner. Mr.. Palmer qualified
as executor and will take charge
Of the estate as directed under the
will.
Carver & Carver showed prop
erty listed with them lately to tie
following correspondents: j. M. I
Dangerheld, of Iowa; j. X. Rock
man, Of Nebraska, and Fl. L. Par
man, of East Tennessee. Two of
these parties will buy as soon as
they make the necessary arrange
ments.
G. w. Foster, the county road
commissioner, says the roads of
the county are in better condition
than they were one year ago,
and that sentiment for good roads
is much stronger now than it was
at that time. He thinks the people
are more anxious now for good
roads than they have ever been be-
fore.
j. E. Carver attended the meet
ing Of the n, G. & st. Il. Coop
eratiye immigration Agents last
week. In conjunction with Com
missioner of Agriculture I. f. !
Peck, a far reaching and vigorous
advertising campaign is being
planned by the individual agents
and they will get into more per-
sonal touch with prospective Incl
yidual land buyers throughout tile
north and west.
Under the direction of the pas
tor and official board of the Meth
odist church, a banquet will be
given at Hotel Olive on the even
ing of February IA, for men and
boys. DR.. Vance, OF Nashville,
has been invited to be present as
guest of honor. 1t is worth while
to hear Dir. Vance. The pastor
and Olgah Mebane were appointed
to receive the names OF all who
will attend. The board anticipates
that all the churches ard fellow