The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-02-26

Il. Z. CraNlOTu lcil lot hHOANlilCs last
Sunday, and returned Tuesday.
J.F. Anderson, of Knoxville, spent sey-
eral days with his family, this week.
John Lyon, of Copperhill, attended Sci
vices at the courthouse, last Sunday.
Glenn, the son of Mrs. E. S. Wallace, is
suffering with bad case of measles.
Rev. Thomas was ill, last Sunday, and
could not fill his regular appointment.
Services at the M. E. church at Isabella,
at 3 o'clock P. m. Sunday, by Rev. e. +.
Thomas
Jim Miller, of Valley River, N. c., was
called here last week, by the sickness of his
brother, Joe.
Helen Worth, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Swanson, is i'll with al al
tack of measles.
John Auburn has purchased handsome
Ford car from M. HOyt Campbell and he
drives it like veteran.
Miss Alice Anderson had charge of the
the First National Bank, Tuesday, during
the absence of Cashier E. c. Crawford.
By having some neat letter heads printed,
Postmaster Addington puts himself in the
ranks with our up-to-date business men.
Leila, the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Center, who has been i'll of bronchial
pneumonia, is much improved at this time.
There has been more sickness during
the past three weeks than for months pre-
vious. The doctors are working overtime.
Miss Alice Anderson has resigned her
position with an Etowah bank and accepted
one with the First National Bank at Cop
perhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Carver are the par
ents of fine baby girl, who came to them
last Friday. They have named the baby
Jesse Louise.
Boys with their ball and bats give evil
dence that spring is fast approaching-but
we pin our faith to the first appearance
of the robin.
R. L. Davis is carrying Jobs comforter
around with him. 1t is located on his
right hand and incapacitated him for work
for few days.
Rev. E. A. Shugart will preach at the M.
E. church next Sunday at IL O'Clock p. m,
Communion services will be held after
the regular services.
While many are having ground for spring
gardens broke up, we do not believe it
wise policy for any ofthem to stick seed IN
the grounds for some weeks.
Mr.. H. L. Scott entertained his Sunday
school class of young men at his home,
Monday evening The evening was spent
in games followed by delicious refresh
ments.
John Locher is so interested in the
European war that he is not satisfied
whether he ought to 60 over and help the
Fern; rs out or stay here and look after
his baby
The Postofice, the Ducktown Banking
Co. and the First Ma ior a! Bank were the
patriotic people in Ducktown, last Monday,
they celebrating Washington's birthday by
closing up.
Last Saturday while working on the
seventh level of the Burra Burla mine,
Laurence CLANCY was struck on the LETT
foot by piece Of falling balk ground and
is laid up for repairs.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
church will conduct pastry sale, at Miss
Harbison's store, Saturday Feb. 81 There
will be lots of good things to eat, pies cakes
and ice cream and candy.
The Miners Social at the Y. M. c. A.,
last Monday night, was we'll attended the
boys are to be congratulated upon the
character of the entertainments they are
putting before the public.
The evangelistic committee of the Meth
odst church, held a prayer service IN the
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