Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1916-04-13

to Tuesday night of next week.
Miss Sibbie Selby of Nashville, i,
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mike Moore
Baby Chick Feed for the little chick.
ems at B. FOX, the grocer's.
DR.. w. E. Sypert of Baxter, was ir
Cookeville today on professional bust
ness.
M. H. Ellis sends the Herald to his
daughter, Mrs. E. J. Bean, at Brough.
ton, Ill.
Chas. D. Kinds, drug inspector fol
the state, was here Saturday or an
official trip.
When in town be sure you find the
Pure Food Meat Market and Restaurant
before you eat.
Mrs. M. E. Morgan has returned
from five weeks visit in Nashville
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Farris of Cane
Creek were visitors at the Herald Office
one day this week.
Oscar Morgan is now with B. Fox,
the Grocer, and will be glad to have his
friends trade there.
D. A. Rawley has returned to Cooke
vile and will occupy the Elrod build
ing near the postoffice.
HOD GAIN E~~o,Io-% .e.;-.ll<~-
large enough for hotel or large family.
See or call Mrs. A. Algood.
You will trade with US if you see our
excellent line. 3. FOX. the Grocer
Mrs. ]. A. Maloney and son, Walter
left Sunday morning for Hartsville to
visit the family of Ollie Alloway.
WANTED TO BUY-Fat hogs and
cattle and old smoked hams. Will pay
best prices. Pure Food Meat Market.
Go to the Pure Food Meat Market
and Restaurant when you get hungry,
where you can get all you can eat for
Is cents.
Mrs. Robt. Moscrip and children of
Davidson visited relatives in Cookeville
this week, and returned to their home
this week.
Saturday was a wintry day, quite
bit of snow filling. Since then the
weather has had on Spring clothes and
has been acting real nice.
j. K. jackson and M. v. johnson of
Bloomington Springs, route l, were in
the city Thursday and had their names
added to the Herald list of readers.
A. Writ has moved his candy shop to
the Martin building on the north side
of the square, where you can get pure
made in Coekeville candy at reasonable
prices.
Tom Looper, the barber, has moved
to Chattanooga. Chas. Farr and fami-
ly have moved to Nashville, and J. M.
Smith has occupied the house vacated
by Mr.. Farr. Il
Work is progressing on the Poly
technic dormitories, the basement
stories being completed. Weather
conditions should not further interfere
with the construction.
]. Whitson, Thos. Finley, o. X. |
Holladay, w. L. Whitson, T. d. Ford,
r. L. Farley and j. N. Cox went to |
Nashville Thursday to look after mat
ters concerning Miss Polly"
Rev. R. j. Craig will preach in the
Methodist church Sunday morning az
II o'clock. There will be no services
Sunday night owing to the revival in
at the Baptist church.
The revival meeting at the Baptist
church is progressing nicely. and good
crowds are attending the services, which
are being conducted by Rev. S. W. |
Kendrick, a successful evangelist.
The poultry shipping season opened
with rush this week, and the produce
houses have been very busy places. Sew
eral carloads of live poultry and eggs
have already gone forth this week.
Call the Pure Food Meat Market and
when you want something /
extra in the way of choice meats and
fancy fruits for company. We handle
only the best that can be had. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Mrs, Lille Swarthout died March q
at q sanatarium in North Carolina of
She was the widow Of
Hugh Swarthout, who was for several
years the Cookeville agent for the
Nashville and Knoxville railroad.
T. H. Simmons has become asso-
ciated with T. D. Dunham in the Pure
Food Meat Market, and an up-to-date
restaurant added to the business. They
will handle fruits, cold drinks and con-
fections and continue to carry full
line Of meats.
Capt. w. N. Hughes came up from
Nashville today to examine four appli-
cants for enlistment in the army.
There is now good chance to enter
the army a. the government wants
men. Anyone interested should call
at the postofiice building. where . re-
cruiting officer is on duty. |