The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-08-06
DR.. avid Mrs, II. q Fittfugh, al
Nashville. spent Wednesday here.

Ithl weekend here with lIonefolkI
DR.. Irvina simons. "a Nashville
will spend the wesIk-snd with Cievs
land Rceder.
VIII Galloway spent Sunday b
Burns, the guetit Of Miss Winni
Hall
j.. O. Eyans and family hay'
moved from the Fnighnm residencl
lon. Market street 10 the Fitxhngl
residence on Main street.
Cleveland Roeder will leave
Monday for Memphis. where be will
Visit friends for some time. theme.
taking a steamer 10 ST. Louis Il
visit relatives and friends.
| Chss. Scott and two daughters
Dorothy and Margaret. 81 Nash,
vile. were the guests Of his parents,
Dir. and Mrs. A. L. Scott, the latter
part OF the week.
Miss Hazel Jamison left last
Saturday Tor a weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Williamson
County, and will attend a protract-
ed meeting.
| J. l.. Ankeny and family have
moved from the Mrs. Jennie Hop
kins residence on Main street TO
the former Methodist parsonage ON
East College street.
Meesrs. Paul Lunn, Wesley
Moody. Leo McCaIis.er. Don Pavatt
and viii Galloway attended the
meeting at the old camp grounds.
Friday night, they made the
| trip in Don car. . ''''"''.' .'.s2
J, II. Hoskins has been appointed
by the pike commissioners in Rhea
County TO engineer a system OF
roads in that county. He will
leave the latter part OF this week to
take charge Of this work and will
have headquarters in Dayton.
Mrs. 4. 5. Payne and children
accompanied by the formers broth.
er. Gland Hooper. left Wednesday
night for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hooper at Dennison, Texas.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bow Hoopr a,
Waco.
Leon Bright, who is employed at
Guild, arrived here Monday night
to spend few days vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. l..
Bright, and other relatives and
friends.
FOR SALE-I want to sell my
Chickeying piano; almost new. at
a sacrifice for cash. Will sell to-
good party for part cash. balance
on time. Address Mrs. j. Yeast
~ General Delivery, Dickson Tenn,
Mrs. Buford Timmons. who was
the attractive guest Of her sister,
Mrs. r. s. Freeman, and Miss
Christine Hunt, for several days,
returned TO her home in Columbia
Thursday OF last week.
Marvin Ciossett. who is employed
as engineer in an ice plant in
Tueplo, Miss, came in last Friday
to spend few days with home
folks. He had been under the
weather for a few weeks and came
home to rest up and recuperate.
Eco. GIL, Tatum, OF the Sylvia
neighborhood. was here Monday
with a wagon load Of fine peaches,
He informs us that he has at least
500 bushels OF this choice fruit and
will bring them to the Dickson
market each day while they last.
Rev. J. F. +. Kayhoe is TO preach
in st. Johns Lutheran Church Of
Dickson. 1890 a. m. Sunday. Aug
ust Sth, on Gods Plan to Teach
Man" Tie meets the Catechetical
Glass at $50 a. m. Notice that
the Sunday School convenes at
$50 a. M, instead OF 1000 clock.
Mrs. l.. W. Little and son, Larry
of Dyersburg; Mrs. Clifford Rich
ardson and children. Of Canada;
and Mrs. Henry Allen, OF Illinois,
are here. having been called home
on account Of the serious illness OF
their mother, Mrs. A. G. Rickert.
Little Margaret Joe Elrod en-
tertained a few OF her little friends
Wednesday afternoon. at her home
on McCreary Heights. The party
was given to compliment little
Misses Dorothy aud Marjorie Scott,
Of Nashville.
James Newberry brought to this
office, last Friday. three Irish pota-
toes OF the Early Rose variety
weighing four pounds. The largest
of the three weighed fraction over