Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-03-25
ALeooD ITEMS

several days.
Miss Mac Anderson, of Sparta and
Miss Fannie Ford of Cookeville, were
tho guests OF Mrs. John Epperson and
Mrs w. A. Howard fast week.
Miss Norma Hutcheson, of near
Smyrna was the guest of Mrs. William
Swallows last Thursday.
Rev. Hardy Copelani :
minister of the Cumberland Presby-
terian Church, was visitor in Algood
last week. Mr.Copeland was return
ing from Livingston.
Mrs. DR.. Sidwell of Willow Grove,
was recent visitor in our city.
Rev. Gates, pastor of the Cookeville
B.ptist Church, passed trough AL
good last Saturday.
Charles Gray Of Livingston, was a
pleasant visitor in Algood last week.
Rev. w. M. Lantrip CT L,yias
was here last Friday
Byrd Hudgens is travelling for a
wholesale grocery house of Nashville.
J. l.. Colvert was in Nashville last
week on business.
j. F.. Story of Nashville formerly Of
this place, who has recently been
Transferred from the Western Division
of the T. c. Ry to this division, as sup
ervisor, was a welcome visitor here
recently.
Mrs. Kittrell has been visiting rela.
tives in White county for the past
three weeks.
Miss Lillian Story of Nashville, was
the guest of Algood relatives last
week.
Rev. B. J. Rochelle and little son,
David, of Celina, were in Algood last
week on their. way from Centerville
and Nashville, where Mr. Rochelle
had been on business, and also to have
an operation performed on the throat
of his little son.
Mrs. Addie Allen has been visiting
Algood friends for several weeks.
Mr.. Douglass Of Mississippi, was
here last week visiting his family.
zina Phillips Of near Mt. Union, was
the guest of Thurman Boatman over
Sunday.
Oscar Clark was in Nashville last
Friday on business
Mr. and Mrs. Hershall Poteet and
little son James Howard, of Knoxville
were the guests of relatives here re-
Gently.
Howard Paterson, to the regret of
his many friends has moved to Nash
vile to make his future home for the
present Mr.Patterson has been in
Algood several years as manager for
the Whitson Lumber Co., and has
made amny friends by his pleasant and
courteous manner
Mrs. Lucy Cornwell and Mrs. James
Clark were the guests of Livingston
rela- ives last week.
Mrs. Hern of Nashville, was here
recently ON her way to visit Living
ston relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Powell, were here
last week
Miss Lizzie Epperson, to the delight
of her many friends, has returned
home after a lengthy visit with rela-
tives in Maury County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Sykes have NOV
ed to Indiana to make their future
home.
Mrs Hubert Cornwell was the guest
of relatives near Browns Mill last
week
Mr. and Mrs. Graham have been
very i'll for the past three weeks, but is
convalesing.
Esq. Geo. Cooper of near Hickman,
was in Algood last Saturday
Me~srs. Clay and John Anderson OF
White County were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Rector over last week.
F. e. Bracy is erecting building
here for the purpose Of manufacturing
crutches walking canes and the wood
en- part of artificial limbs. Mr.. ,Bracy
intends to enter this business exten-
sively, as there will be large sale for
crutches and artificial limbs in Europe
whom the war is over. AS far as We
are able to find out, there is only one
other crutch factory I'm the United
States, and that is at Bristol, Mass.
and II this be true then Algood will GER
tainly get on the map when It comes to
the crutch industry.
Mrs. w. p. Allison Of Livingston,
and Miss Ester McGhee Of Nashville,
nave opened up millinery emporium
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