The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-01-19
LOCAL NEWS


R. L. Newsom of Eurekaton was in
Brownsville Saturday.
Harvey McMurray of Chestnut
Grove was in Brownsville Wednesday.
Mr.. Dudley Moore of Los Angeles,
Cal. is here the guest of Mr.. John r.
Green and family.
Services Christ Episcopal church,
Sunday, morning and evening, Rev. ].
]. P. Perry, Rector.
For Sale-Black Angus cattle, 3
cows; 8 calves. All registered. j. 7.
Holland, Stanton, Tenn. 3
Be sure and see Ragland's window
of shirts that were $500 and $3.50, re-
duced to 95c for the sale.
Wanted--At highest Cash Price, all
your produce. See us for Flour and
Salt. Brownsville Produce Co. If
Be sure and attend Ragland's Semi
Annual Shirt Sale, Thursday, Friday
tand Saturday, January 1S, 10 and 20.
Money to loan on farm lands in
Haywood and Madison counties. Rate
low. and 10 year time. John 7.
Gray, Jr. 9
Read Robert w. Chambers great
story "The Dark STAR" now in Cos
mopolitan. Give your order to R, F.
Maddox.
We are agents this season for Ar
mour & Co.'s fertilizer Come in and
make your contract for same. Short
& Collins.
Now is your last chance to get the
Cosmopolitan two years for $500.
This offer has been extended to Janua-
ny Il. Telephone 1894. R. F. Maddox.
All Earl & Wilson, Wilson Bros,
and other we'll known makes of shirts
are included in the Semi-Annual
Shirt Sale at Ragland's this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Brown of Mem
phis arrived this week in our city.
Mr.. Brown will have charge of the Ex-
press office here Mr. Higgins having
been moved to GAINESVILLE.
Miss Cora Harris of Memphis, SUI
pervisor of domestic science of Shelby
county, and Miss Lavinia Bonner of
Arlington were guests of Miss Bess
Thomas during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Thomas were in
in Nashville last week. From there
Mr. Thomas went to Knoxville to be
present at meeting of the trustees
of the University of Tennessee, of
which he is a trustee.
We specialize on ignition, Lighting
and starting systems, magnetoes, stor-
age batteries and carburetors. Bring
us your work. We will treat you
right and guarantee our work. C. w.
Pracht & Sons. sstlttts.,,'.
Mr.. j. W. Nichols of the Kahn Tai
loring Co., of Indianapolis, Ind, will
hold a Spring Fashion Display" at
Ragland's Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, January %, % and "a. :,
All of our work will be positively
guaranteed No mTo61ss1 $3.50 --..-i be ae-
cepted until you are satisfied with the
job.ss Give us a trial and we viii do
the,rest. C. W. Pracht & Sons, 13i 81
In this issue will be found special
sale advertisement of the Hotchkiss
& Lyle Co., one of our best patrons
and, by the way, one of the most re-
liable, progressive, successful firms in
our city. 1t will pay you to read care
fully this advertisement.
Miss Eula Culley and Mr.. H. S.
and Mr.. G. Nelson of Chicago, sprung
a most agreeable surprise on the fam
lily of their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Culley, upon their unexpected ar
rival in the city on Tuesday morning
for visit of few days and are hav-
ing a most enjoyable time. Forrest
City (Ark.,) Herald.
The Haywood County Strawberry
Growers Association will hold its an
nual meeting at the court house next
Thursday afternoon, January 25, at
o'clock. All interested in berry grow
ing are urged to be present. This is
the time for election Of officers. Some
representatives of the department of
agriculture will be present, also Off
GERS of the Ozark Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION.
| am still on hand at the same place
and am better prepared than ever to
do your work. When your watch
clock or jewelry needs repairing you
want it done by workman who makes
a guarantee and will stand behind it.
have been serving the people of
Haywood county for the past six years
If you don't know me, ASH your neigh
Dor. Carl Marbury, Matchmaker
Next door to Felsenthal Bros store
at Bryner's old stand
The following officers elected by
Ed Worsham Lodge sos, F. and A. M,
will serve during the year 1917. Jno
T. Gray, Jr., W. NJ; C. D. Jacocks
S. W.; R. H. Lyle, ]. W.; j. A Wilder
treasurer; Jno Clinton, secretary
Rev. B. j. Russell, chaplain; C. W
Taylor, senior deacon; ]. Allen Taylor
junior deacon; A. S. Rose and Law.
renee Tamm, senior and junior stew
ards; H. H. Sonfeld, tyler. Jno. T
Gray, Jr,, win attend the Crane
Lodge that meets in Nashville at II
a. M, Wednesday, January "a; DR.. L
w. Culbreath will attend the Roya
Arch Chapter and Council.
Among the rural farm tenants there
is more changing Of residence thar
has been noted in this county for man!
years. This is probably due in thu
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