Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-02-18
ALGOOD

Algood Mill.
Rev. W. n. Lantrip. OF Livingston,
was visitor in Agood Monday. Rev.
Lantrip is pastor of the Methodist
church at Livingston.
Judge Joseph Carthel, of Nashville,
General Secretary of The Tennessee
Sunday School Association, was in
town Monday. He had been to Living
ston, where he delivered several ad-
dresses on the work of Sunday
Schools. Judge Carthel was formerly
engaged in the practice of law, but
gave it up to enter the Sunday School
work and to accept the Secretaryship
of the state. Mr.. Carthel Is genial
chrLtian gentleman and is alive to the
interests of the Sunday Schools of the
state
Mrs Isaac Sewell, of Nashville, will
hold Sunday School Institute at the
Algood Methodist Church, Tuesday
Feb. 20. There will be two services,
at 2:30 and GAS p. n. All teachers,
superintendents and everyone regard
less of denomination are cordially in
vited to attend these services. Mrs.
Sewell Is fine speaker and has
pleasing personality. She will give
practical demonstration of Sunday
School work.
There will be services at the Meth
Odist Church Sunday morning and
evening The pastor will preach at
the morning hour and Rev Benton
Phillips will preach at the evening
service.
Phillip Wheat, of Cookeville was
the guest of his son, Joe Wheat, last
week
J. L. Robinson was in Nashville
this week on business
p. L. Ramsey was in Cookeville
Monday.
The Directors of the Home Tele-
phone Co., met here Monday to trans
act business.
WmWilleford, Of near Paron was in
Algood Monday.
D. A. Virgins has been working at
Carthage for a Spoke Mill Co., for the
past two weeks.
TheAlSood Book Club was entertain
ed by Mrs. Lee Epperson.
Miss luna Maynard. of Livingston,
was the guest of Mrs W. NJ. Harp last
week. She was on her way to Nash
Vile.
Messrs. John Byers of Alabama, and
Haskell Byers, of Chattanooga, were
here this week to attend the funeral of
thier mother, Mrs. Della Byers.
Virgil Daniels has been working at !
Carthage for the past few weeks.
Mrs Hershall Poteet and little son,
James Howard, are here from Knox
Vile this week, the guest of relatives.
Among the weddings of recent date
W. that Of Mr.. Fred Moore and Miss
Sophia Poteet which was solemized
Thursday, evening. Feb Hat the horne
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Poteet. Rev. Fcant Smith, ~
tor of the Presbyterian Church per-
forming the ceremony in the pres
ence of a few friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Moore were given a
wedding dinner Friday by the brides
re No Wh of f,.;n lc
were invited Both Mr. and Mrs.
Moore are well known young people of
Algood, Mr.. Moore being proprietor Of
the Algood Drug Co, and one of our
most enterprising business men
Mrs. Moore is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Sam Poteet one Of Algoods most
charming young ladies, and has taught
in the public schools of Putnam
County and enjoys a large circle of
The newly welded couple
went to housekeeping at onre in the
property In North Algood.
Mrs. Della Byers, whose residence
was near jeremiah, died Monday at
one O'Clock. after a lingering illness
and was buried at Paron Tuesday at
200 p. m. Mrs Byers was good !
and fond mother, and was well
Known in her neighborhooi as a wo- ,
nan of sterling qualities The fun
al services were held by Revs. 81 8
ron Ensor, of Rome. Tenn, and =. :
B. Cox of Algood,
Rev, Simon Ensor preached at /,
Paron Wednesday at 10 O'Clock, Mr.,
Ensor was pastor at Paron for four :
gears some years ago, and has large 8
circle OF friends In this section.
There will be preaching at Paron the r
ourth Sunday morning at 10:45
,'clock by the pastor and at 2;30 P. 6
VI he will preach at Robinson's school =
'ouse, near Mr. Chat FreemaD's re-
lence,
q. J. Hay, Of Browns Cross Roads,