The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-30
Sheet Music the best yo-
cal and instrumental hits
at Myatt Drug Store.

Overland So. $3.50 r. O. b. To
ledo--The hill climbing. 10 and
come kind. Sizemore and CaEGs-
bell Agents. Dickson.
FOR RENT Eightfoom two
story house, 10 good repair; good
water, aud out-buildings. Apply
Is Mrs. Maggie Dull. Home phone
No. 10.
Mfr. and Mrs. ID. g. Luther pass
oil through here Saturday night en-
routs to their home In Martin, after
spending few days with relatives
near Burns.
Moore Il Nicks. who are install.
ing stave mill on the Standard
Oil site, are nov buying bolts and
will be ready for operation in q
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Walker and
daughter, Miss Mary; Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Cummins and children spent
Wednesday at Lyle the guests OF
relatives.
Pack IL Nicks, agents for the
Automobile, went to.
Tuesday aud returned
with new car. one Of the 1915
Rev. 7. J, Stricklin is spending
The week in Lawrence County.
Rev. |. L. Chandler will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. Il. Church next
sunday morning in his absence.
Mi. and Mrs. Il. T.. Baker spent &!
night here the guests oil
Mr. and Mrs lGeo. Mullins. They
we're en- route to their home at
durfreesboro, after speneing several
lays with relatives and friends at
'anleer
Elmo Lent spent Sunday here
he guest OF his sister, Mrs. L. s. |
'onant. Mr., Lent had been spend. |
ng the week in Nashville in the in
crest OF the Trade Il Labor Council I
4 which be is President at Memphis.
Prof. w. ?. Morrison and son,
Viii Cummins, has been IN the .
,ounty the past few days drum
ming for the Oakmont School. |
hey motored to Nashville Satur.
ny and returned Monday.
The First Presbyterian Church
'as crowded to overlooking at the
'nion service Sunday evening, when
lev. b. W. Blessing, District
upt. OF the NJ, f. Church, delivered
n interesting sermon.
\. o. Lyle and wife spent Sun
ay here the guests OF Mayor and
lrs. w. IL, Walker. They we've
n route to their home in Hickman
Dunty, after a visit to Toronto,
anada, Niagra Falls, and other
oints OF interest IN the Northwest.
The John M. Smith sawmill re-
lined operation again Monday
forming, after being shut down
nee the first OF the year. We
Understand Mr.. Smith has several
bod contracts for lumber, which
i'll probably keep the mill in oper-
lion for several months.
The Shakespeare Club, meeting
lis week with Mrs. Carrie 5. Searles
n McCreary Heights, studies the
!st two acts Of Macbeth. The
ub is greatly interested in Shakes
ears most fascinating play and il
ne enthusiasm does not abate, We
redict a great class among our
omen and girls studying Shake
peare, in the future.
J. W. Lambert, OF Chicago. is
ere the CUES, OF Prof. ], l., Wy.
IAN. Mr.. Lambert was a few
ears ago an emigration agent for
be n. &. Il st. l.. Ry., located at !
White Bluff, and was instrumental
!, locating quite a number OF
,orthen families in this county. !
Ie is contemplating opening up
sal estate office here.
The Oakmont School has an ad-
in this Issue OF the !
Ierald. Prof, W. z. Morrison is to !
e the principal for the school year
Oslo. He has had a wide ex'
erience in High School and Col
eye work. The past eleven years
% has been Principal OF the Fair.
lew Schuol. Centreville. This in.
has grown remarkably,
Inder his leadership. students were
nrolled from seven different states.
rom the push he Is putting for
sard in advertising. 0akmont will