The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-25


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Ionis Issrso.
Horllas ] Cpwsn. u5o has ~
confned lii his led with i seyor'
ILLNESS TIL sesei.al days. WI are giss
10 rspaFti IL On The Wa " rscosssy
Mira. Claston \. g,a,Itleman ana
son, Stanley. and Mrs Maggie Chs
tlemaun and son. Homer. A Char
lotie. visited relatives here lasl
Friday.
| Miss Susie Hudson, who hai
been here the past two Eesks. IRE
1 turned 10 Nashville to visit her
mother for couple Of weeks, after
which che will return to Dickson TO
spend the remainder al the summer.
You are missing treat when
you fail to see those superb Mutu-
al features now being shown at
the Alamo
Don't fail to attend the baseball
game between Dicksoa and the
Star Bloomer Girls here Saturday.
The home team will have TO have
your earnest support to win, as the
Ladies have a a swift team. Go outi
Family wastings. rough dried.
from 50c TO 75c; all Hat pieces
ironed free. Dickson Laundry Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G J. Richardson, OF
Burns, were here Tuesday on bust.
ness, Mrs. Richardson called In TO
see us while here and made the
editor smile by paying her sub
scription for another six months.
Now we would like TO smile some
more; 40 won't some OF you dear
delinquents come forward and pay
up?
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Brown and
children, of Houston, Texas, are
here the guests OF Mr.. Brown 8
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Brown.
Mr., Brown is salesmsnager for the
American Tobacco Co.. at that
place, and they are here on va
cation. He is not certain whether
they will return TO Houston or not,
AS be rs trying to get transferred TO
this territory.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Johnson.
assisted by their granddaughter,
Miss Irene Shelley. entertained sun
day at their beautiful home just
north of Dickson. with most de-
licious dinner The following guests
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. T, B.
Sanders, Mr., aud Mrs. V. y. Sanders
OF Mt Lebanon. Mr., and Mrs. Ii. J,
Sanders, OF Dickson.
Send your laundry by Parcel
Post; we pay charges one way on 25c
aud up. Collars. &c; shirts, loo.
Dickson Laundry Co.
Tom Smith has sold a hali.inter-
est in his barber shop to B. II
Wilson. OF Nashville, and they have
moved their shop from the Mays
Hotel to the building recently va
Gated by the Ciemore Pharmacy.
They have installed a tub and
shower bath room. and have other
wise re-modeled the building.
making il an up-to.date tonsorial
parlor, Big Sandy will still be
on hand, saying next"
DR.. 0. II. Williams, Of this place
was this week appointed by Gov.
I c. Rye as one OF the members to
serve on the State Board Of Optom,
etry. Under law passed by the
last legislature. the Board will ex-
anime those who make application
to practice Optometrv and issue
certificates to those qualified. The
law does not apply to merchants or
jewelers. who sell glasses. DR..
Williams was appointed for a period
IT two years.
Chiei-oi-Police John Shelley. has
added additional fame to his repu
tation az a horticulturist by produc.
ing a mammoth white radish from
his splendid garden. The raa:sh
is known as the Japanese giant
variety, and the specimen exhibited
by Uncle Jchn,' last Monday
measured ia inches long. TX
in circumference, ard weighed AZ
lbs. We were forced to aoknow-
ledge tina, II was some radish.
II wouldn't surprise us greatly II
our genial city marshal does not
some day. il lie determines to 10 80,
cross 4 milkweed and an eggplant
80 as to produce a custard pie ready
10 consume. AT any rate. he never
fails to bring out some new specI.
men from his garden each year. IL