The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-03
CHARLOTTE BRlEFs

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Monday.
Misses Claytie Gray, Lucille
Coleman, Mesdames G. Casflsnian
T. 3. Coleman and Clint Hick,ason
we're among those iruna here who
ats nded the farm demonstration
picnic at Pond Switch, near Dick.
son Saturday.
r. E. Gorss~ is pushing very
enthusiastically, street improve
ment. BY recent act OF the Legis-
lature. the town was made into q
road district whereby all parties
are compelled TO work the roads or
submit to payment OF the usual tax.
Great good is being done TO the
streets that have been neglected
heretofore.
The Mems Bible Glass and also
the Wcmen's Bible Class continues
to NEE, regularly each Sunday and
much interest lie being manifested at
these meetings Of Bible study. The
| Mems Glass take up for discussion
the regular topics contained in the
Sunday School litera tnre, while the
Women's class usu ally select oil
their own choice, one or two chap.
tiers for study which is pointed out
a week in advance. Everyone il
cordially invited 10 attend these
meetings
Henry Cain, the restaurant man
has been quite sick, but is now im.
proved.
7 J. r. Luther. OF near Burns, and
Nv. 7. CrotKer, OF Dickson were
business visitors here Monday,
Bro. Phillips will occupy the pul.
pit artbe G, p. Church nsxt Sun
day evening,
Lenwood Hooper, who baf beer
i'll for sometime with typhoid lever
suffered relapse some days ago
However, we are glad to state thai
he is improving again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcmillan, O
Tennessee Ridge, will move to The
upper apartments OF the residence
OF Mr.. l.. l., Leech at an cary dat,
and intend to make Charlotte Their
home indefinitely. We shall b,
glad to welcome them back ant
number them among our best eli.
| izenship.
| Mr.. W. II. Brown is in a yer,
serious condition at his home on
Jones Creek. He has been ver,
sick for some time, having suffered
an attack Of asthma some month
ago. He is not expected TO sur
vive. Mr.. Brown is the father o
Mrs. T. G. Oakley OF this place
Mrs. Oakley left for the bedside 0
! .,er father Monday.
Andrew Weems is improving tn
property known as the Hudson cor
ner, which joins the square. II
has erected a sidewalk from tn
! Cumberland Church to the corne
OF the Public Square.
County Court Clerk. Dickson,
another Of our citizen who Is ha,
I ing a well drilled on his premises,
w. II. Butler was absent fror
the Brick Store a portion Of las
: week because Of sickness, but
now back at his post Of duty.
The Embroidery Club met wit
. /. My Clayton Castleman Monda
afternoon. After the regular proceed
ings 81 the Club, enjoyable selection
I OF Nictrola music was rendered. tn
:. club is preparing for q delightfr
!, party at the home OF Mrs. Castl,
man Saturday.
Two horses belonging to Mr.. W
+. Hicks and Sam Hardin wei
shot by parties unknown last FIR
day night, After some invest
CATION on the part OF Mr.. Hicks.
/. was disclosed that the horses wei
). shot on the premises Of Dee Corle
a colored. Upon interrogating CO.
q lew regarding it, he impicate
y Wilmer Sensing, another darke,
e Appearing before Esquires Johnso
!. and Hickerson, Sensing was boun
/ over to Circuit Court under S2I
4 bond. In turn the Sensing negl
D swore out a warrant for the ARE
II Of Corlew, and he made bond Il
d $3.50 for his appearance before III
above magistrates next Saturda,
b The horse belonging to Mr.. Hicl
!. was badly shot but will recoye
o while the other ia oniy slightly il
Il jured. Much excitement prevaile
among the oolored population Sa
urday because OF the arrest OF II
two negroes; tbs court room beir