Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-09-07

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Prof. G. II. PressOn will sing at
Landlords school house Saturday
afternoon. All singers are invited
to come and bring their song books.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Priest re-
turned the latter part of last week
from ten days stay in the mar
/ kets at Louisville, Cincinnati and
Chicago buying their fall stock OF
good.
Miss Emma Taylor, of the West
port community, is said to be IN
very bad health with something
like nervous prostration. Her peo-
pie are very anxious about her.
FARM FOR SALE-54 acres 23
miles from town, on public road
and mail route; 80 acres cultivated;
nice broom dwelling, painted white.
Price $4,000. Fred Tate, Hunting
don, Tenn.
B. G. Pruett, Of Tiller, Ark,
arrived here Tuesday evening. He
and his wife, who had been on few
weeks visit to her mother, Mrs.
John Morgan, motored home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. ]. D. Crawford returned
Monday from a few days visit
With the family Of j. A. Thomp-
son in Milan, and attended the
marriage Of the son, Ben Thomp-
son. Mr.. Crawford spent Sunday
there.
Miss Virgie Darlington, after
spending a few weeks with Der
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Car
rington, returned Tuesday to her
home in Gracemont, Okla. She
was accompanied home by her sis
ter, Miss Aquilla Darlington.
q. G. Spellings, who owns lot
adjoining Fred Benefits in East
End, has commenced the erection
ton of building on the lot. He
has been placing lumber on the
grounds for some time. The car
penters' work was commenced this
week. He will put up six room
house.
Joe Thompson and son and Will
Fash we're hauling a load of sand
across a bridge last week near Mr..
Thompson's home when the bridge
gave way precipitating the team,
wagon of sand and men to the bot
tom of a fifteen foot ditch. For
tunately no one was hurt, and no
damage done.
Warren S. Gardner, who is at
tending school at Chattanooga, is
visiting the family of his parents,
IMr. and Mrs. D. A.. Gardner, of
IMcLemoresville. Together with
his sister. Miss Zetta Gardner,
he was here yesterday with his
sister, Miss Lillian Gardner.
Invitations have been received
hnrn IN the nnarriaOn of Miss Zetta
jenkins, in Georgetown, Ind.
Miss jenkins is the daughter of
Charlie Jenkins, who formerly
lived in Huntingdon. She mar
ries a Georgetown man, the pastor
of the Methodist church.
Rev. w. d. Pickins and John
T. Peeler left yesterday morning
for Tiptonville, to be gone few
days. They will attend some meet
ings of the Masonic order while
they are gone, Mr.. Peeler paying
the lodges an official visit as Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of the
state. They made the trip in a car.
NOEL P. Vawter and Victor La
mar Hawkins were the FIRST two
names called into the service from
this county under the draft law.
They left Wednesday afternoon
for camp near Atlanta, Ga. Or
ion Mitchell and John Lotion Mar
shall, of Mckenzie. were the next
two.
Ralph Dannettell, contracting
agent of the Sparks Shows, was in
town Saturday making arrange
ments for the appearance of the
show in Huntingdon, Tuesday,
September Is. : Sparks Show is
among the best on the road and is
known as absolutely clean from
gambling or any other unworthy
feature.
! Ralph Dannettell, contracting
agent of the Sparks Shows, was in
Etown Saturday making arrange
ments for the appearance of the
show in Huntingdon. Tuesday.
September 25. Sparks Show is
among the best on the road and is
known as absolutely clean from