Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-11-24
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City has been settled and the ne
have returned to work.
Steps are being taken by the Rotary
club in Nashville TO have the blowini
of auto horns prohibited when caI
are passing churches on Sundays,
] W. Fisher, Of Newport psoulaeu
Methodist layman, has iast ciycg NJ
additional $4,000 TO the University o.
Chattanooga
4 75O-foot section Of cable belong
/ ing to the Western Union Telegraph
company In Chattanooga was GA
away and taken by thieves.
The Jefferson county corn show vii
be held November % in cambridge. u
c. Hemm, county agent will have
charge of the show
The Athens board of trade is max
ing preparations to give banquet OF
December 3. The affair will be giver
in the interest Of educational work o
Athens and McMinn counties.
The fourth annual convention OF
Tennessee Bott'ers' association, which
met at Nashville, has decided that The
next meeting would be held in Chat
| tanooga
DR.. ]. r. Dobyns, former presidan
of the Southwestern Presbyterian uni
versity at Clarksville, has been elected
to the presidency Of StaEeWall Jack
son institute at Abingdon, ana vii
take up his new duties January /.
Yeggmen who looted the establish
ment of the Garnet Carter company a,
Chattanooga, securing $4,000 worth o.
jeweIry and other yaluaJles, overlook
ed $4,000 which was locked in the
safe
Although she is only 20 years old
aIrs. Kate Roberts, Of Russellyiile, wal
married to her sixth husband az Con
way, when she was united in marriage
10 Joe Luper, also of EusaellyilleA
Members OF the Blue Wing Hunting
club, after a 10 days stay at Reelfooi
lake, returned 10 Clarksyille and We
ported one of the finest hunts in the
history Of the club. They killed S5s.
ducks.
The Trust Company section of the
American Bankers Association al
their recent meeting in Kansas City
! honored ]. NJ Fink, OF Jonesb0ro
with Office of one Of the Vice Presi
dents for Tennessee.
Fourteen little tots in the primar,
department Of the First Baptist
church Sunday school Of Knoxville
have organized an orchestra. The
children range in age from about tc
II years. Although young, they are
all talented little musicians.
Arthur Balm, dealer In staves al
Camden. was found guilty 10 the fed
eral court at Nashville Of aiding and
abetting former Cashier w. II. Iloosel
in wrecking the First National bank OF
Wartrace. Pending q motion for
new trial sentence was not passed
The campaign TO raise $4,000 ioi
hospital buildings on the East Ten
nessee sani.ariUm farm III probably
be during National Tuberculosis week
December to 10, stetes Dr. i T..
Collie, President OF the 'auitariumS
Board OF Directors
A handsome new home Of tne Loyal
Order OF Moose say be erected in
Knoxville. d. A. Mcclellan, national
director and deputy supreme dictator
for the southern states OF the Loyal
Order Of Moose, who is in Knoxville
states that the proposed building
would cost not less than $4,000.
That coal operators are distributing
coal pro rata on their contracts, and
not breaking those contracts, as init
mated at a hearing before the Inter
state Commerce Commission In louis.
vile, KY, Is the opinion OF Cot James
r. Woodbridge, President or The South
ern Appalachian Cosl Operators Asso.
citation.
Federal officers discovered a fifty.
gallon Illicit liquor still at Halls bend,
on the Tennessee river, scar Lenoir
City. They saw smoke rising froL
the place, which proved to be the still.
which was In full operation Il was
full of mash" ready to turn out about
fifty gallons OF beer and four or Eve
gallons of "singlings."
The annual convention Of the Fire
MarShals' Association Of North Amer
lea met in Nashville last week. The
convention brought together several
hundred firefghters from nearly all
the important cities Of the United
States and Canada, who considered the
latest developments in tirefghting
methods and the prevention Of fires.
Mrs. Charles Field, a school teach.
er. at Lenow, a few miles from Mem
phis. ran to get ON a passenger train
she had been riding on for twenty.
Eve years in order to get to her
school station. She caught her foot
in a frog switch. fell on the track
and the engine wheel Gu. her head
of She was so years old
The Tennessee Railroad commission
has issued an order declaring thai tn,
stock yards used in Nashville for -
years is the only depot for live stock
business in that city, and that the
Union Stock Yards company, WHIT
owns the old yards but now operates
new yards in the northern part Of the
city, must accept for shipment mu.ei
and horses at the old yards.
The Greeneyille tobacco marke.