Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-12-15
GRANVILLE.

wsek. a 10 pourd BOY.
. Bethel Lamon, of Cookeville, spent
Monday night with L. P...Sutton,
1 Mr.. Askew is erecting a new resi-.
! dence here which, when completed,
Z will be one of the most.Enp to.date re-
sidences in our city.
Miss Mamie Fox, who is attending
the T. P. l. at Cookeville, spent the
week END with home folks.
john Dewese, of Canada, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. ]. P. Burton.
Nh. ard Mrs. Leslie Hargis, of Mar
tins creek, were shopping here this
! week.
! Dave Huff, formerly of this place,
but who has madeihis home in Cooke
! vile, for the past year, has moved
here. and will make this his home.
We extend to him hearty welcome.
Ephram Daniel and Fleet EBurton,
took trip to Nameless Sunday.
Cedar Watts, says ''if mistakes were
haystacks, his horses would have gone
to market long ago."
G. R. Minton, OF Nashville. who has
been here several days buying up scrap
iron, has returned.
j. R. Braswell, of Murfreesb pro, re
presenting Belknap. Hardware Co., was
here this week.
F. A. Kelly and son John Frank,
formerly of Granville, but now of
Gallatin, were here the latter part of
the week.
J. c. Greer, who represents Gray.
Dudley Hardware Co, of Nashville,
Yves here few days ago.
DR.. Byrne, and brother. Will of
Gainesboro, spent Wednesday evening
with B. F. Cooper and family.
Miss Esther Ne ely Yves in Nashville
last week.
Charlie Williamson, who is attending
school . Carthage, spent Saturday
night with L, P. Sutton.
Webb Smith, of Lebanon, is here
for few days on business.
Carl Huff and Bethel Lamar, of
Cookeville; was here the latter part Of
the week on business.
Rev. Robinson, of Elmwood, filled
his regular appointment at the M. E. |
Church Summary.
Mr.. and Mrs. sW. D. Vaughn, of
Gentry, were the weekend guests of
the latters parents. Mr.. %.and Mrs. A. |
M. Duke.
James Brown and wife, of Martins
creek, attended preaching at this place
Sunday.
Davis Huff, of Cookeville. after
transacting business here for several
days hiss returned.
Mrs. DR.. Lee, of. Oklahoma, a for.
mer resident of Flynn's Lick, ives in
town with her sister:'Mrs. Scion Stan.
ton, of Martins creek. Saturday.
Miss Clara Watts. sWillow Lane.
was doing some shopping here last
week.
Mrs. Sallie Terry, who has beer Wis.
ting relatives and friends 7 in Cooke
vile for the past two weeks; has re-
turned.
Burch Dowell. of CookevilIe, spent
the weekend with his brother R. H.
Dowell
Miss Ada Pharris, of Liberty, attend
ed Sunday School at this place last
Sur day,
Miss Matte Mai King, who under.
went an operation recently for appen-
dicitis at an infrmary in Nashville is
convalescing, and will return in short
time to her home near Granville.
Forest Green, who has had charge of
the star route between here and Cor.
louisville, the past five Emonth4 has
made lots of friends and is liked by
everybody.
Mrs. H. B. Smith:entertained with
ak o'clock dinner on last Friday eve.
ming. Her guests were Prof. and Mrs.
Gray. Miss Ova Boyd. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c. Jackson, and Miss Hannah Hargis.
They reported an enjoyable evening.
Miss Bonnie. Gene ,,Gailbreath enter
tanned Saturday. evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Laura Sparkmar, of
near Meagsville. Among those pres
ent were Misses Mary Nell Terrell,
Matte Williamson, Anna Ruth Hargis.
Alean Mpers,.. Sallie B. Jones, Laura
Sparkman. and Mrs. Leslie Hargis;
Messrs. Leslie Hargis, Hugh Phsrris.
Webb Smith, Bethel Lamar, Charlie
Williamson, Luthur Sutton, Carl Huff,
Tilman Taylor, Ernest Grisham, Char.
ley Cooper. Jessie Huff. Raymond and
Arthur Willoughby, Frank Robinson,
Guy Maddux, John Watts, and Horace
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Excellent music was rendered during
the evening by Miss Jones, an enjoy.