The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-03-06

We sell Money Orders good anywhere in
the United States. First National Bank.
P. ]. Farmer, of Faner, had business in
Ducktown, last Friday.
Get them at First National Bank. Mon
ey Orders cheaper than anywhere else.
Miss Ella Chancey, who has been visiting
at Etowah for a month is at home again.
Hons. R. M. Copeland and B. B. c.
Witt, prominent attorneys of Benton, were
in our city, last Friday, on legal business.
Hon. R. A. Shef1ett, former state mine in
spector, but now with the Carter Develop
ment Co., of Chattanooga, was in our city
last Friday.
Miss Brooks, daughter of Mr., and Mrs:
Josiah had the misfortune to break one OF
her arms, Tuesday night, while attending a
social at the Y. M C. A..
Mrs. S. H. Ouintrell, was pleasant visitor
at this Office, Tuesday. Mrs. Quintell is
agent for a number of good books on re-
ligon, and if you want anything in that line
see her about it.
The pres ing need of small up-to-date
laundry in Ducktown becomes more aPPar-
~Aent every day. Thee is big field here for
such an institution and we hope to see one
located here soon.
The Nashville Banner and this paper for
$3.50 is a chance to get two mighty good
papers for little money. The Banner
covers Tennessee very thoroughly and gives
vast amount of news.
Mrs. Jesse Waldrop and two sons OF Etc
wah, have been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
N. Cronin and other relatives at DucktoWn.
Mr.. Cronin is one of our live restaurant
men and good citizen
In. PAYNE, of Guy, N c., became sub
scriber to this paper, Saturday. mr.. Payne
is strong Republican, as is his father, and
both want the gospel of the party that has
made this country what it ls
Rev. Joseph Ely, one of the most gifted
men of the south, will speak at the M. +.
church on Monday, March 10: 1t will be
well worth your while to spend an evening
with this gentleman, for you will be amply
repaid.
Last Friday, DIR. F. M. and L. E: Kimsey
and Dr. Ceisler operated upon Mrs. }. N;
Vest She has been very sick Tor seVefai
weeks, and as she rallied well under the
operation, her chances are good for COM
kplete recovery.
If our road commissioner will dump few
loads + Stag on the road leading from the
nike past this Office, they will confer favor
IN number of citizens that dwell on that
street. 1t is in very bad condition and
doubly SO in rainy weather.
William HYDE and D. E. Cook two of
Crace's prominent young men, paid this
office pleasant visit, last Friday. 1t gave
nc pleasure to show them around over our
plant and they showed much interest IN all
they saw. Come again, gentlemen
Through the efforts Of Rev. C. H. Will
lams. Walter Rannion, blind boy, was
sent TO the blind school, Wednesday. They
are in rather hard circumstances, sickness In
the family being one of the causes, one
Of the daughters being i'll with something
like pneumonia at this writing.
We learn that Copperhill is getting the
baseball fever and that frequent meetings
are being held to organize club. Whll H
This weather doesn't feel like baseball
weather, the Ducktown boys are also agl-
tating the question of team and II looks
ike the coming summer will see some warm
games between these cities.
Manager John Lyon, of CoPperhill, was
in Ducktown, Monday, comforting with Man
ager Undertake about the big cable 'hey
ar, stringing between Ducktown' lsabella