Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1914-02-05

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vile.
3 The ladies of the Algood Book Clu
: intend giving birthday social at tn
: residence OF Mrs Speyer on the even
l ing of Feb. IA.
A very beautiful, impressive and al
so quiet wedding was that of Mr.. Clar
J ence Stiles and Miss Frances Hamp
, ton, which was solemnized at thu
Methodist parsonage last THURSDAY
. evening at $50 o'clock by the pastor
! Rev. F. B. Cox. A reception was helt
, by a large company of the friends Of
the young people, at the home which
had been prepared by the groom, i'm.
mediately after the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stiles are two very popular yollne
people of this community and mum
Der their friends by the score, who
wish for them great happiness as they
face the future fifth all its myriad OF
changes. but uhich is lit up by dany
rose-hued lights to those who "dare. +"
Clemmie. the IA year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Callie Carmack, died
.iday, Jan. 23, of whoopng cough
complicated with other diseases. The
funeral was held from the Methodist
church Sunday at 2:3O pm, conducted
by Rev. F. B. Cox. Interment was in
the Algood cemetery
The sympathy of the entire COM
muE'ty goes out to the grief stricken
family N this sad hour of bereavment.
A 'ine of ron .hitching posts with
chains have been set in the vacant
lot between he T. c. depot and the
main business block, through the
courtesy of Harp & Pointer. This is
an accomlnoda ion to those wanting
to hitch and prevents hitching to tele-
phone posts and fences
The corporation workers have been
busy for the past several weeks max
ing new walks. The new walk rum
ing out to the south addition is of es-
pecial advantage. 1t seems that the
provress of Alyood is inevitable.
| Mrs. Wibgins recently spent week
at Monterey with her daughter
Miss Cathey of Winston-Salem, NC,
Sunday school worker, was in AL
good last week in the interest of
work published and edited by DR.. HUI
burt of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry Pointer has been suffer
ing severely the past week with
burn on her left hnd, occasioned by
sp'lling wood alcohol on it while light
ing the alcohol for some household
use. The flames spread to her hand,
inflicting serious burns over her wrist
and fingers.
The pastor, members and congrega-
ton of the Methodist church are look
ing forward to the revival which is ex-
pected to commence in that church
in the near future, with largeness of
purpose and heart of faith that will
surely give the victory. The pastor
is going to be assisted by Rev. Frank
Jackson Of Marion, Va, man of
great pulpit ability and noted as
soul-winner. He has filled some of
the large pulpits of the Holston con-
ference and is noted for one revival
especially that he held some time ago
in which there were over 1000 con-
versions.
Rev. Fount Smith will preach in the
Feb s.
Harvey Draper had the misfortune
to have the thumb and first finger Oh
his right hand badly mashed one day
last week while working at the col
umn mill He is netting along quite
well at present
Rev. Orin Lynch of Carthage, pas
tor of the Oak Hill circuit of the
Methodist church, was in Algood this
week.
J. P. McCawley was at Johnson
Stand last week on business.
Scion Gentry was in Cookeville last
Saturday on business.
Rev. B. ". Riddle came down from
nss school at Alpine last Saturday and
went to Cookev'lle to preach in the \
church, Sunday. He re-
ports that the school opened under
very favorable conditions and b /, is
optimistic of the future oh the scnool.
Miss Adcock Of Cookeville was the
guest of Mrs. c. A. Douglass Monday. II
The attendance at the Algood school
s ry encouraging to both teachers
ind patrons. This term is only for
hose living within the limits of the
Rev. H. P. Keathley of Baxter was
lere this week on his way home from
preaching at Dodson Chapel. N
Miss Anna Baltimore. a returned II
from India, who is making
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