The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-10-23

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slsewhafe ID THE Issue.
Mr. And Mrs, S!Gelbsrmaa vcs,
lcalsd To Nashville Monday On
account ofthe death "a Mrs. Gel'
u bsrnan's iathef. Hssris Abrahans
who disdsaddenly Sunday night
Rey. ID. b. Coleman and family
I0i GiSenbrier. have moved here and
Iase located In the residence recently
vacated BY B. ., benson and
family.
/ WANTED--To do yrnr drese'
making. and other sewing. Prices
reasonable. Mrs. Ida DoneRan,
Mnnall Ut.
| L0ST--A u. d. G. pin, wreath
of gold leaves with a Confederate
dag in the center. Finder please
return TO Citizens National Bank
aud receive reward. II
Elder Silos Moody. Of Nashville.
wss the guest Saturday might 81 his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. !. C.. Moody.
He lelt Sunday morning 10 dill bis
regular appointment al Kingston.
Master Robert Clements, Jr.. had
post card shower from the mem.
hers of the state w. G, Z. Il, con.
vention in session recently at Knox
vile. Among them was b card
from Mrs. Ben ". Hooper.
Mayor w. RI. Walker and Esq.
T, J. Warren attended the meet
ing of the Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge, which held it's annual ses.
sion in Nashville Tuesday and
Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs. VIM, Anderson have
returned from week visit TO their
son, Hershal and Mrs, Jessie Ander,
son. at Winchester, They are de-
lighted with their visit and speak
in highest terms OF that beautiful
little city.
Thos. Herhison. Of route three
brought 10 this office one day this
week six turnips. which weighed II
pounds. Can you beat itp II so,
bring them in, as these will only
las, the editor and his family Il
short time.
Mrs, Vim. Anderson. who resides
just south Of Dickson, reports to us
that from one COW in twelve months,
abe made 1853 pounds Of butter,
During the II months she sold
from this one cow $i35.S5 worth
Of milk and butter.
As we go to press, this (Thusdayl
morning, we learn OF the death OF
Mr.. Lee Larkins, which occurred at
his home near Charlotte Wednesday
night. Mr., Larkips had been sick
for sometime with tuberculosis.
He is survived by wife and several
children.
The Addie Loggins Missionary
Society met with Miss Ethel
Graham Moore Monday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. Interesting papers
we're read by Miss Lucy Wynns.
Me,dames Wishar., Hoein and
Self, Refreshments were served at
the close Of the program,
! Mr.. and Mrs.. y. l.. .Donsl3aoh,
and two children, and the formers
BROTHER, Eugene Donaldson, arrived
here Sunday from Herminie, Pa,
They have moved into the Lee
Shawl residence on College street,
where they will reside until the
first OF the year, at which time they
will move to their farm, just north
oi town, now occupied by p. 5.
Miller.
The Chas, Ray bankrupt stock OF
merchandise and other chattels,
were sold at public auction Wednes-
day, in G. l.. Pentecost store build.
ing, The stock Of hardware and
wagons were bought in by ID. Il.
Beasley, at SIC on the dollar. The
stock Of groceries aud fixtures were
bonght by W, b, Williams, al SIC
On the dollar. The $4,000 OF
turnpike stock was bid In by Pitt
Henslee for $500. The two
vacant lots on Syivis Street wac
bought by G. C. Collins for 5000.
Terms OF sale was cash,
The housewives says II never pays
To bake your own bread nowadays.
FOR she has found haksrman.
Who bakes Mothers Bread on
such a plan;,
To eat it il real delight,
II is so very clean and light,
She always TO the Union Bakery goes
And helps to make bis profit gro W
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