McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-08-17
PERSONALS

mio' olNol Jodhco Ghu llGILS uduSH-
tiers left Wednesday to visit relatives
in Corinth.
W. A. Owen, of Covington, was
here Wednesday in his aspiration for
Judge of the court Of appeals. He
made US pleasant call.
Mrs. Job Hester and children, Of
SnutL Pittsburg. Tenn. are visiting
in the home of her father, Mr. Joe
Williams, on College street.
Misses Josie Marie Hagy and Josie
Kerr Perkins and hurry Houston of
Guys and Clyde Perkins had q pleas
ant trip to the Shiloh Park Sunday.
Wagon buyers like square deal.
They want honest values, so when
you buy an Greensboro you take no
chance. Selmer Hardware Co.
J. G. Mullins called Tuesday while
in town, and outside of a pleasant
social visit left two years subscrip-
ton with our rather depleted treas
ury.
Don't forget that we carry the
largest and best stock Of Hay Forks,
Spades, Shovels, Baling Wire, les
Cream Freezers, etc. Selmer Hard
ware Co.
Louis Adams and family left Thurs
day for Florence, Ala, where the
wife and children will spend a couple
of weeks. Mr.. Adams will return
Monday.
A renewal Remittance from Mrs
Alice Varnall at Jackson, shows she
kindly remembers her old McNairy
friends and keeps posted on the com
ings and goings.
Mrs. ]. 7. Bagby, of Dyer, Tenn,
with her little sons, Steadman and
Charles, returned home Sunday after
a months visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Steadman.
Erwin and Nelson Thompson, Of
Blytheville, Ark, who have been Wis
iting relatives at Stantonville, re-
turned to Selrner Wednesday to be
the guests of Clyde Perkins day or
two before leaving for home.
Mr.. J. H. Richardson and family
motored to Whiteville and back SUM-
day. Mrs. 7. J. Richardson, mother
Of Mr.. Richardson, returned with
them to spend several days as their
guest.
Rev. R. A. Bevins and wife, located
at Bellefonte, Ark, came Tuesday to
visit home people. We are glad to
know that Rev. Bevins is meeting with
marked success in his present field of
Christian labor.
Mrs. John Hamm, of Corinth, came
Tuesday and family supper where
FIVE daughters Of Mrs. Wilson at the
Wilson hotel enjoyed with the
boarders a royal repast and social
occasion.
Thomas Shea, formerly of McNairy
but for years a citizen of pocahontas,
died at his home last Friday. He
was about rs years of age, was q
magistrate of this county for years,
and we'll known to all the old citizens.
Louis Adams has completed we'll
$50 feet at his residence, and the
same parties have begun one at the
college. Good freestone water is OBJ
tanned at about four hundred feet in
this section. the water coming to
about thirty feet of the top
Master Andrew Hamilton, after
two week jaunt pleasantly spent in
Memphis, returned Saturday. His
cousin, Mrs. Alice Kennedy, returned
with him to spend a while with her
mother, Mrs. Lou Anderson, and aunt,
Mrs. Moselle Hamilton.
Miss Docia Wilson, after pleas
ant visit of two months at Chatta-
nooga, returned Saturday. Her SIS
ter. Mrs. E. N. Jenkins, came with
her to spend while with home peo-
pie. Mrs. Jenkins and her husband
have lived in Chattanooga three years
and are pleasantly situated there.
C. E. Marshall, on Stantonvllie
road. brought to our Office a specimen
stalk of his soy beans 1t is the best
h..,cbod ue ever saw. Mr.. Marshall