Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-04-22
ALGOOD

DR.. Gattis, of Hunrland, Tenn. was
here this week.
Mrs. Abe Speck has been ;ndisposed
for the past two weeks.
w. C. Murphy. of Hilham. was in AL
good Monday on business.
F. E. Bracey was on business trip
to Cincinnati recently.
near Hickman, were visiting Al5ood
relatives over last Sunday.
p. L. Ramsey and wife were visiting
relatives at Shipley Sunday.
Attorney-General w. R. Officer, of
Livingston, was in Algood Monday.
Mrs. Luther Thompson has been on
the sick list for the past two week.
Clennie Bennett, of Sparta. was the
guest of his brother, Marvin. last week.
Mrs. C. E. Wilson, of Cookevllle,
was the guest of relatives here Tues
day.
Miss Bertha Swallows,of Brotherton,
was the guest of Algood relatives last
week.
Mr.. Crockett Hyder, Of Brornerton,
was the guest of relatives nero over
Sunday.
Mrs Lucas returned this we * from
a ten days visit with Cookevllle rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Walker, OF Dry
Valley, were the guests OF relatives
here Monday.
@. w. Speck, of Rickman, intends
moving to Algood soon and Locating
here permanently.
Miss Ollie Maynard, of Livingston,
was the guest of her sister, Miss Buna
Maynard, last week.
Miss Vada Judd was indisposec the
first part of this week and not able TO
attend to her school duties.
Fred Moore, the genial proprietor
of the Algood Drug Co., was in Broth
erton last Friday on business.
Miss Nettie Norris, after pleasant
two weeks visit with Algood relatives,
returned to Livingston Sunday.
There will be preaching at Paran
Sunday morning by the pasto", ana at
Duncan's Chapel Sunday afteroon.
Mrs. Webb and two children, #
Mrs. Arnold, of Cookevi'ic, was the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Ep-
Epperson, Tuesday.
Messrs. A. B. Vantrease and Clar-
ence Arnold assistant cashiers OF the
two Livingston banks, were visiting
friends in Algood Sunday.
Winningham Bros, Of Livinss' on,
have established an automobile line
betwee Algood and Livingston, and
are meeting all trains on :ned lie
time.
The students receiving prizes in
the Field Day exercises at Cookeville
last week from the Algood High school
were Bartlett Mccormick, half mile
race; John Hampton, sack race; Della
Lemons, so yard dash.
Mr., Holman has moved into the res
idence recently vacated by Chas.
Brock, Mr. Brock moving to Lebanon,
where he dissection foreman for the T.
c. Ry. MIR. Neal, of Brotherton takes
foremanship here vacated by Mr.. Brock
The Livingston base ball team was
here Tuesday on their way to Cross
Vile and points in East Tennessee, to
play baseball Rev Cook, pastor OF
the Christian charch accompanied the
boys They expect to be absent for
about ten days.
Herbert Cross has accepted posi-
tion with James Clark. Bethany Will
liams has accepted the position at
the r G. depot made vacant by Mr
Cross resignation, and Harley Judd
has accepted the Job with J. Col
vert Produce Co. made vacant by Mr.
Williams leaving there.
There will be a Fanny Crosby ser
vice Sunday morning. April 25, 1T II
O'clock, in the Methodist cnurch It
will be a song service, using the most
familiar and popular hymns Of this
famous and now departed song writer
A cordial invitation is extedad 10 ey-
cry one to attend
Mr.. VIII Wright Of White county
has purchased the Horace Eldridge
residence and will move here in he
near future to make his home. MI
Wright is a welcome addition to the
already strong citizenship of Algood
and our citizens extend him learty
greeting in his choice of a ca1genial
residence community.
Avery beautiful AMI Impressive ser
vice was the special preaching service
held last Sunday afternoon ry the pas
tor of the Methodist church at the
home of Mr. James Davis for the ZEN
eft of Mrs. Davis. 4 large e1n%re2a-
ton of relatives and friends gathered
who listened to the sermon from Matt.
5:13.16. Old time gospel songs We're
used and testimony service was held
at the close, which was participated
in by goodly number.
w. L. Douglass Shoes for men and
boys at Williams, Elrod & Maddux.
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