The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-08-13
CHARLOTTE.

| Hardie Wo0ten OF Dickson was
here Sunday and attended church
services at st. Paul Presbyterian
lchmch.s
| Walter Weakley and Ben Collier
of Beitsbarg. passed through here
Friday enruuta 10 Dickson.
Mics Irene Sullivan. after spend.
ing several weeks al the house
guest Of Misses Lois and Beruice
Grigaby, returned to her home in
St, Louis, Mo-, last week.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. D. II.
Harris. August llth. a seven pound
girl,
Mrs. 1ohn, ~Neeloy4 .pi Franklin,
and Hon. w. b. Leech. OF Denver.
Colorado. are here at the serious
illness OF their mother, Mrs. l.. l..
Leech.
Lenwood Hooper, after being
confined several.weeks with lever.
is eonyalescent.
Arthur Speight, Of Stayton. was
here Sunday,
Mrs. l., l.. Leech. who suffered a
severe stroke of paralysis, at her
home here last week. continues in
critical condition, and II is feared
the end is not far.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Stroud were
here Saturday and attended the Ji.
| o. u. a, M. picnic, They remain.
ed over Sunday the guests Of friends.
Mr.. Stroud is conducting a success.
ful term OF school on Barton i Creek.
Mrs. n. H Eubank and children
Of NanIeer, were among those III
the picnic saturday
The Yellow Greek Band rendered
a l"agl'ig program OF excellent mn-
sic al the picnic grounds Saturday.
Bernard Stone. 4 young graduate OF
Ruskin-Caye College. is the efficient,
leader Of the band, and has de.
veloped from among his neighbor
boys musicians OF high accomplish
ment.
Miss Ellen Gibbs ia visiting rela.
tiyes and trienis on yellow Greek.
I Miss Belle Lane, chief operator
OF the Dickson telephone exchange,
spent portion OF her vacation here
last week.
Everett Melton, OF Dickson, was
here Sunday
Miss Bonnie Oakley popular and
efficient telephone operator al the
local exchange, spent her annual
vacation with relatives on Jones
Greek.
Mrs, Elizabeth Cook is visiting
relatives at Dickson.
A, Stark, the we'll man, has COM
pleted the we'll in the Courthouse
yard. reaching the depth Of 96 feet.
with about 40 feet Of water trick.
ling in and out the well--enough to
supply the town should ii be neces-
sary. Mr.. Stark has been engaged
TO drill number of wells in town.
The Jr's. picnic held here Satur.
day proved a big success in every
way. Mcssrs, f. NJ, Girard and J.
B. Armstrong OF Nashville were the
speakers Of the day, and spoke on
the lines of the order, receiving a
round of applause. Following are
prize wipners in the various con.
tests:-Tug OF war between Jr's.
and non.Jr g. months. won; Lar
gest family on ground--J. 7. Log
gins ~ in number; Latest married
couple on eround-Mr. and Mrs.
Win Speight; Oldes, married couple
on ground-Mr. and Mrs, Moody
England; Ladies' foot race-Miss
Carrie Hiekerson; Ladies nail-driv.
ing CONTESTANTS. G. L. Tatum;
Prettiest baby under two years
child OF Mr.. and Mrs, J. D. Beak.
ley; Prettiest lady under 2l--Miss
Carrie Hickerson; Best looking
widow on ground-Mrs. John Greer,
Best looking married couple--Mr.1
and Mrs. G. P. Tucker; Best stand.
ing jump--Less Gibbs, Heaviest
lady on the ground-Mrs. c. H,
Underhill; Greasy pole climbing
Choate boy.
The FIVE small children OF Mrs.
Eva Hickerson, who are in the l..
o o. r Home at Clarksville, are
here the guests OF their mother.
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