The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-07-13

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imother. Oh Burns, spent the wsek,
end the guest ,,i lArs Calvin Mar
tin and family.
4 Mrs. Ruie Martin. Of Hickman
County. H,ent 4 ieW DAYS here the
guest 81 her daughter. Mrs. Calvin
Martin.
| Mrs. n. l. Williamson and chill
dren, ri Nsshyille. are bare the
| guest of Mrs. Wiliiamsons mother,
| Mrs, Jennie Hopkins.
Mrs, R. X. southerland and chill.
dfen have returned to their bone
in Birmingham. Ala. alter visit
here With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. b. Williams.
Mrs. j. 8. Lamb, who has beeu
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
L. III, Stone, on Barton's Creek
passed through here Tuesday en-
route TO her home in Nashville.
Bell adams. Of Adams Cross
Roads, was here Tuesday and had
some circulars printed for his big
annual picnic. which will be held
this year on August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simon and
little daughter and Miss Lille
Simon attended the Ice cream sup.
per at Columbus Adeoek's. Gil Grab
Creek, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Barley went
to Bon Aqua Springs Tuesday,
where they will stay several weeks.
Mr.. Barley has been iii poor health
for some time. aud il 10 hoped that
he will soon recover.
Marshal John Shelley il on duty
again. after several days illness.
His many friends are pleased to see
him out again and il liz hoped that
he will soon recover his former good
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard t,racey, VI
near Lexington, Ky, after n few
days visit with relatives and friends,
went to Little Tot Wednesday to
visit lew days before returning
home.
Mrs. W. Il. Culum, two children
Wilton and Myrwin-Mrs. Roy
Cutium. Mrs. S. C., Hicks. Mrs. G.|
W, Cullum and daughter, Thelma,
aud Lester Donaldson spent Wed.
nesday at Ruskin.
Hugh 7. Wynns and Ward Neb.
lett went to Nashville Monday and
signed up in the Headquarters com
pany Of the Second Tennessee Regi-
ment. They will report Tor duty
about August 9th.
Mrs J. 7, kimhrell and children, |
OF Birmingham, Ala. passed thru
Dickson Monday enroute to Char.
lotte to spend the summer with
Mrs. kimbrell's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. A. q. Castleman, and other
relatives and friends.
We are in receipt Of a letter from
Abe Hogin. written irem Reno. Ne
yada, where be is buying mules and
horses for the army, Though con,
tract received by Haze. Darnell Mule
Company OF Memphis. Mr.. Hogin
states that he bought $50 mules and
horses the first three days he was
at Reno
Why do you continue to suffer
from indigestion when you have a !
sure remedy in your own town tina:
never fails to cure or greatly bene.
ht3 Nnayone. nature 4 own remedy, !
cures diseases OF the stomach quick. |
", and we sell it under a strict |
money..bsck guarantee. --Clemore
Pharmacr.
ESTRAYED OR STOLEN Ten.
year.old. sun.hurned black Norman
horse, from Cumberland Furnace
about June %. Is Of large build
big limbs, head and feet. win ~.
preciate and pay for Information
leading to recovery. Phone Ianleer
3o.a, or write T. Il. Russell. Tenncs-
see City, Tenn, 1T. /. 7.l3l
We have on exhibit IN our Office
some wheat and oats grown by Dr
W. s. Scott. o! North Dickson.
The oats are far above the average
grown in this section this y,ar The !
wheat il excellent and goes to preveI
tina, Spring wheat can be grown
here. as this wheat was sowu IN
April Of this year.
Misses Marguerite and Virginia
Boyte entertained ct their home