The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-10-27

Extra Service-Rev. B. j. Russell
will preach at Z p. m. Saturday and
Sunday at Bethel.
Wanted-30 or 40 grade Jersey and
Holstein Heifers. Apply to J. S. KEEL
ley, Cooperative Stores. tt
Up to noon Wednesday the Browns
vile cotton receipts by wagon amount
ed to $3.50 bales, against ATS for the
same period last yea
The Rev. Geo. W. Wilson, pastor of
the Methodist church at Somerville,
Tenn, died at st. l0seph's Hospital,
Memphis, Wednesday morning, Octo-
Der rs. Remains shipped to Martin for
burial
We are prepared to make amorti-
cation loans on real estate in this coun-
nv. you pay one-twentieth year and
the end of tv enty years your loan
is paid up. Reasonable rates and no
delay. Kinney & Wills. If
The Review Club story telling hour
will be held Saturday. November 4th,
at The Library at o'clock. The story
win be told by Miss Annie Laura Will
Hams. All children between the ages
of and Id are cordially invited to be
| present.
Home Coming Day win be celebrate
ed at Providence church, Madison
county, on the fifth Sunday, Oct. 18th.
Services in the morning will be con-
Quoted by the pastor and others. In
the afternoon by Rev. R. A. Clark of
First Methodist church, Jackson, and
Col. R. S. Fletcher of Jackson. Every
body invited.
The residence of R. A. White, locat-
ed on East Main street was entirely
destroyed by fire on last Friday night.
1t is thought the fire was due to de-
fective fue. Small insurance was car
ried on the building. Mr.. White is
mail carrier for rural route No. Z.
He has many frieds who sympathize
with him over his misfortune.
Prof. w. M. McLaurine will speak
at Trinity next Sunday morning at
il a. m. Rev. A. G. Bell will preach
at Lebanon at 3 o'clock, p. M, and
Rev Ira Davis at Marvin at IL
o'clock a. m. Sunday. There will be
an all day service with dinner on the
ground at Zion Sunday, preaching by
Rev. B. j. Russell. Saturday night
and Sunday night he will preach at
Bethel, Stockton bottom.
The store of Dezern & Musgrave, To-
Gated five miles east of Brownsville on
the state highway, was broken into
Tuesday night. Wednesday morning
blood hounds were secured and imme-
diately took up a trail which led d.
rectly to the home of Herbert Hives
and Manard Thomas. They were ar
rested and will be tried today. Only
few articles were missed from the
store.
Congressman Finis j. Garrett will
address the voters Of District No. /,
Haywood county, at Eurekaton, on
Tuesday night, October 81, in the in
terest of the democratic ticket, both
state and national. Mr.. Garrett is
one of the strongest campaigners in
Tennessee and as this is his only APP
pearance in Haywood county during
this campaign, it goes without saying
that he will be greeted by crowded
house.
The Haywood County High School
football team met the strong team
from Bethel College on the local grid
iron last Friday afternoon, The local
team showed great improvement in ev-
cry department of the game and clear
~ out played Bethel from start to fin
ish, winning by the score of 10 to 0.
Our boys showed team work and put
UP an article Of interference which has
been lacking in other games of the
season. Every man was in the game
with his whole heart from start to fin
lish. The West Tennessee Normal
team is booked for a game here this
afternoon and from the showing
made by our boys Friday, a splendid
game may be expected, for Normal
always puts up a stiff fight.
Chaneery court opened here Mon
day with Judge Collins McKinneypres-
ent and presiding. Judge Mckinney is
recognized as one of the strongest
judges in the state and is being boost
ed by his friends, who are legion, for
place on the supreme bench. He is
prime fayorite in Brownsville and
enjoys great popularity throughout
this circuit.