Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1915-04-15
ALGOOD

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Oscar Clark was in Monterey Tues.
day.
Id. Pedigo was in Spara last Sun
day.
Judge Goodpasture. Of Livingston,
was here Monday.
Fred Moore was in Nashville Tues
day on business.
w. B. Ray and family, Of Monterey.
were here Tuesday.
D. NJ. Speck ond family were here
from Monterey Tuesday.
Rev. Benton Phillips, of near Mt.
Unon, was here recently.
Mrs.J. T. Moore was in Nashville
this week visiting friends.
Rev. G. d. Byrne, Of Monterey, was
q visitor in Algood Tuesday.
Moses Cruze was down from Liv-
ingston recently visiting friends.
Miss Vera Pedigo is visiting friends
and relatives n Sparta this week.
Mrs. G. H. Hickman was in Nash
Vile this week visiting and shopping.
w. H. Winningham, Of Livingston,
was in Algood Tuesday on business.
MissMargaret Hickman was in Nash
vile this week, the guest Of friends.
Mr.. Graham. continues ill. He has
been quite sick for the past six weeks.
A.Wiggins returned recently from
Carthage, where he has been working.
Little Robert Bilbrey was the
guests Of Livingston friends recently.
Yo1,v, no Wis ho. m rvod tnkn tho roc<
dence ecently vacated by Pat Stikes.
Messers. Gracey and Tyler were up
from Cookeville Monday on business.
DR.. J. T. Moore was in Nashville
this week attending the State Medical
Association meeting.
There will be preaching at the
Methoidist chrrch Sunday morning
and evening by the pastor.
Mrs. Sallie Speck and Mrs. Sissie
Reece were visiting relatives in Liv-
ingston this week.
Frank Turner was called to Water
town recently to attend the funeral Of
his grandmother
Miss Ada Willeford, Of near Paran,
has been the guest Of Algood friends
for re past two weeks.
Mrs Pennington, of Dry Valley, was
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Byrd
Lawson Clark and Mrs. Oscar Clark
are visiting friends at Morrison and
McMinnville this week.
Hudgens, this week.
Clarence Holman has sold his in
terest in the livery stable to Hubert
Cornwell.
DR.. o. Kirby, Of Pleasant Ridge,
was in Algood for short while Tues
day on his way home from Sparta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bluford Stockton, Of
near Warren's Store, were the guests
over Sunday Of Algood relatives.
Messers Ais Brock and William or
ficer, of Sparta, we're the guests OF
friends near AlgCc,I ova.a az
A Mr.. Virgins and two little daugh-
ters,, OF Oklahoma. were the guests
last week Of d. A. Virgins and family
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Swallows were
the guests last Sunday Of Mr.. Swal-
lows parents, near Dodsonis Chapel
VIM. Hull, Of Carthage, father of
Congressman Cordell Hull, was the
guest Of Mr.. 4. A. Lohorn and family
Tuesday, rs;v stggs-f
Boatman, Deck & Co., have moved
their lime rock crushing machine to
near Mr.. Dalton's, two miles west Of
Algpod. s .s4a t an. 0f
Mr., Shoemaks. Of Cookeville, was
here recently and delighted the aud
fences at the revival with his fine
singing. Ae
Mosdames r. c. Boatman and ]. P.
Terry were the guests Of friends and
relatives on Spring Greek above Jere-
:. iah last week B ,9s3.
Rev. s. NJ. Keathley.e pastor of. the
M, e. Church, South, at Monterey,
was In Algood Tuesday He had been
In Livingston to conduct the funeral
Of Mrs. Tom Copeland.
Misses Rebecca and Elizabeth Speck
went to Nashville Wednesday, where
they will enter st. Thomas Hospital
to take training for trained nurses.
A large number attended the bap-
tixing at Cookeville Monday afternoon
when the pastor of the Methodist
church baptized eleven persons in the
pool at the Christian church.
Rev. Cate and wife, Of Cookeville,
wore in Algood Monday on their way
to Livingston, where Rev. Cate will
conduct revival meeting for the next
two weeks at the Baptist church. :.
II. 2. Speyer Is confined to 'his home
from the results sof injuries received
several months ako in wreck on the
TIC. Ry. Mr.. SYeyer was recently in
Nashville for reltment and he Is i'm
proving slowly. asi n.Oo3 3ec
The pastor Of the Methodist church
VIII preach at the residence Of Mr..
James Davis, one mile south ,ce Aleood
Sunday afternoon, April 49,. for the
bsneAt Of Mrs. Davis. who is an in
valid and cannot attend church.,rns
Our citisens are very enthusiastic
over the State Polytecnic Institute to
be established at Cookeville. and q
large number wore present 1t the
meeting at Cookeyille last week when
the vote was taken for the institute.
Messrs. Williams and aPearce. OF
Spring City, Tenn. instituted Wood
men Of the World lodge here McEday
night, The following officers were
inatnll0d. r. r C>urcnr .-ouu..slor