Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1917-03-09

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GREETED that his stay could not be
more extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul W. Lambert
and Mrs. Bosley. of Tonica, ILL.,,
arrived last Friday morning for
an extended visit with j. G. Lam
bert and family.
H. E. Butler moved his family
to jackson last week. Mr.. Butler
has a lucrative position in jackson
and will reside there in the future.
This is a clever family of people,
good neighbors and we regret to
give them up, but wish them well
| in their new home.
Lawyer j. II. Presson, of Hollow
Rock, attended circuit court here
last week, being attorney in a num-
Der of cases. He is a young man
with marked ability and is popular
with a large circle of friends in the
eastern part of Carroll county.
Lexington Republican.
j. R. Mckinney has sold bis
farm in the Forks of the Creek to
William NJ. Erwin, of Warren,
Ind. The consideration was 81
500, and the transfer was made
last Monday. The deal was made
through Jenkins & Sons. Mr..
Mckinney had already moved to
the Milan community.
The w. G. I. U. met Wednes-
day of last week with Mrs. Willie
johnson and appropriately OBJ
served Lillian M. w. Stevens
birthday as Union Signal Day.
The meeting was led by Mrs. w.
w. Murray, local and county sup
erintendent of Union Signal. The
meeting next Wednesday will be
with Mrs. John B. Dill.
A 5-months-old infant son of
Billie Adams, of the Ninth dis
trict, died last Saturday, after a
short illness with pneumonia. The
burial occurred Sunday at Shiloh,
after funeral services, conducted
| by Rev. Geo. L. johnson. The
bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of a large circle of friends.
Mr.. Crane, of the extension
work of the department of agri-
culture of the University of Ten
nessee, was here last Monday and
delivered a lecture at the auditor
ium of the |. I. S. He spoke on
the subject of poultry, and his
talk was very much enjoyed. He
went from here to Irrelevant, where
he spoke on the same subject.
Miss Vivian Hawkins accompanied
him to Irrelevant.
Mrs. Lee NOwlln, OF near Mar
tin, was called on Saturday to the
bedside of her mother, Mrs. New
bill, at Irrelevant, the aged lady
being reported very low. Mrs.
NewbilI died Tuesday morning and
was laid TO rest at Irrelevant on
Wednesday afternoon, services by
her pastor, Rev. Adams. Mrs.
| NewbilI was quite we'll know and
highly esteemed in this county. =
Dresden Enterprise.
g. r. Dair, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
has been in Mckenzie the past two
weeks buying sweet potatoes from
the growers of this community.
| We are informed that ten cars have
been purchased by this gentleman
and the price paid averaged from
1920 to Sl.40 per bushel. Nc
Kenzie is rapidly forging to the
front as one of the best sweet pc.
tato markets in the south, having
an association that handles a large
number of cars each year. Nc
Kenzie Banner.
Prof. j. O. Brown, of the Hen.
derson County High school, has
recently been honored with an APP.
pointment BY Prof. j. W. Bristor
of the West Tennessee Normal a
Memphis. as an instructor in the
summer school. Prof. Brown was
given this position last summer
and his instructions were 81
thorough and efficient that his ser
vices have been sought for another
session. He is easily one of thu
foremost educators in the state and
Lexington people are proud of the
honors he is receiving. Lexington
Republican.
Mrs. r. A. cSider
The following special from Jack