Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-02-07
Mrs. Parker Orr. of Paris, Wis.
tied Miss Kathleen Parsons last
week.

Lexington.
Edwin Haley had an operation
performed for appendicitis in.
Nashville last week. He stood the
operation nicely. bat yesterday we
learned bis condition was not al
together as satisfactory as his
friends had hoped.
Sol Bennett and wife and HUI
bert Bennett and wife will leave
today for their new home near
Fulton, KY These are fine peo-
pie and we regret losing them fEfeaa
our town. We hope, however,
they will do well in their Ken
lucky home.
j. r. Thomas and Il. w. Mes
bitt have just completed the paint
ing Of John NJ. Nesbitt's home.
They did a good job and are ready
for more contracts. r. L. Reeder
says be is ready for them to begin.
on his house, and others in that
community will have their houses
painted this year. That is one of
the best neighborhoods in the
county, They believe in being at
home, making their homes and the
community attractive, and having
a good time. There is no bicker-
ings and back-biting in that neigh
borhood.
L. M. Rhodes, president Of the
State Farmers Union was ia Col
umbia, S. G., last week and made
an address at the National Corn
Show. He went from there to
Washington to look after some
legislation the Farmers Union is
interested in. The passage of the
immigration bill through the sem
ate last week was a great victory
for the Farmers Union. Mr..
Rhodes addressed a farmers meet
ing this week in East Tennessee.
He IS a live wire and is doing some
line work for his organization.
Governor Hooper last week re-
Mrs. Pearl Collier as
coal oil Inspector at this place.
Mrs. Collier served one term, dis
charging the duties of the Office in
a most efficient manner and the re-
will meet with the
hearty approval of the people.
Mckenzie Banner.
Mrs. Collier was first appointed |
by Governor Patterson, an APP
pointment for which Governor
Patterson deserved the highest
praise, and we are glad Governor
Hooper reappointed her. Mrs. Col
lier is in every way deserving.
DIR. and Mrs. j. P. Cannon ar
rived home Thursday night of
last week from Nashville, where
Mrs. Cannon had been under treat
ment of a physician. She made !
the trip very we'll and her many |
friends hope for an early regain
ing Of strength. They are among
the first who located in Mckenzie |
and there are none who can count
more true, interested friends. than
DR.. and Mrs. Cannon. ~ Mckenzie |
Banner.
The. Democrat wishes to join
friends all over the county in sym |
with Mrs. Cannon in her
serious illness and wishing for her
an early recovery. There is no
more lovable woman and devoted /
wife and mother than Mrs. j. 2.
Cannon.
Suffered day and night the tor
nent Of itching piles. Nothing !
helped me until / used Doan's
Ointment. The result was lasting.
Hon. John B. Garrett, mayor, 4
1irard, Ala.
Read the Democrat for oil the
Carroll county news. Order it
low 81 per year
Methodist Minister Recommends
chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Rev. James A. Lewis, Milaca,
Mimi, writes: ',Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has been needed
md welcome guest in our home
or a number Of years. | highly 4
recommend it to my fellows as be
ne medicine worthy of trial in
.ases Of colds. COUGHS and croun. .