The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-09-28
LOCAL

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For Sale or Trade-0ne d~ouble-seat-
ed, rubber tired trap, in good condition
Apply to Mann Wills.
For the latest styles in children's
hair cutting 60 to the Beauty Parlors
over Turner's store Open Oct. LIST.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters make a
big reduction in your coal bill. See
their advertisement and guarantee.
Twenty-seven more of our boys will
leave October Ord. Give your contrib
ution to supply them with Bibles to
Miss Laura Bradford,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Davis have re-
ceived a cable from William Davis
saying he had arrived in France. Will
liam is with the ambulance corps.
Mrs. Matte Kinney Anderson has
as guests in her home on Lafayette
street, Miss Lightle and Mrs. Price Of
Murfreesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Brockway were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Thomas
Sunday and Monday, returning to Chi
cage Monday night.
Mr.. George Hood and Miss Lena
Dixon were married last Thursday af-
ternoon by Rev. Macon C. Wick at the
Baptist parsonage in the presence Of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Colhoun, Of
New Orleans, have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Maclin at
Stanton for the past two weeks. They
will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. Julia Powell, who returned sew
eral weeks ago from Memphis, is with
Mrs. Julia Walker and Mrs. Lena Ell
can. Mrs. Powell has been quite sick
since her return, but is improving.
Mrs. w. P. Adams accompanied Miss
es Alma Adams and Thelma Freeman
to Memphis Tuesday, where they
spent several hours enroute to Bristol
where they will enter Sullins College.
J. W. E. Moore, ST., one of the lead
ing lawyers of our city, is confined at
his home on Lafayette street, serious
ly i'll. He has many friends here who
will wish for him a speedy recovery.
Miss Bessie Mai Edmonds, who is
teaching the Wilmot school, and Miss
bessie Webb, one Of her pupils, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Edmonds on jefferson
street.
A meeting of the young folks OF the
Methodist church will be held at the
residece of Miss Will Allen Byrn this
Friday, evening at 7 o'clock to effect
a permanent organization OF a young
Folks Union. 80,
Herman Currie and Walter Smith
have been certified to the local and
district bonis for military service
and are selected. The former has
moved to Elkhart, Inds while the adj
dress of the latter is now Chicago, Ill
| have just returned from a trip to
Chicago where | studied the latest
STYLES in hair dressing, shampooing etc
hence | shall be better equipped than
ever when l reopen my Beauty Par
lors in Brownsville on October lst'
Mrs. j. w. Gullett.
We understand that all the cotton
gins in Haywood county will gin for
6Oc per hundred and wrap for Sl.5O,
making a 500 pound bale cotton cost
$3.50. The advance on wood, labor
bagging and ties forced the ginners
to charge more this year. 40
Following are the members OF the
grand jury chosen for this term OF
court; DR.. A. Battle, foreman; W. H.
Maxwell, w. F. Gilbert, w. H. Cara
way, j. D. Coburn, Bob Smith, ?. b
Stafford, H. O. Hendren, John Stools,
E. T. Hart, Richard Thornton, j. A.
Laney, R. N. Maxwell.
State Sunday school workers, W. "
Hudgins and V. B. Filson, will begin
an institute at the Brownsville Baptist
church Sunday, September 30, and
continue to October 9rd. Those out OF
the city expecting to attend notify
Supt. B. A. Powell or M. c Wick. The
public is cordially invited.
shall return to Brownsville and re-
open my Beauty Parlors over Turner's
store on Oct. LIST. 1917. / shall be bet
ter equipped than ever for this work
and cordially invite the ladies Of Brow.
nsville and Haywood county to WISH
nv parlors when in need Of hair ores
ing, shampooing, manicuring, ete
Mrs. J. w. Gullett.
After about two weeks illness MISS
Aurelia Currie died Saturday
night at her home two miles east Of
town. She was 81 years OF age anc
was a member of the Presbyterian
church. The funeral services were
conducted Sunday afternoon by Rev
C. V. Crabb, and interment took place
at lakewood cemetery. She is survived
bv one sister, Mrs. Emma Bomar, anc
two nephews, Will and Pat Bell.
Mrs. j. C. Poston, wife of j. c. Pos
ton, who lives about three and a hall
miles from Maury City, Crockett coun'
ty. died here at the home of her son
DR.. W. D. Poston, September ~, 1917
aged SO years and seven months. Flu
neral services were held at the family
burying ground at Alamo, Monday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. B. )
Russell. Mrs. Poston vas here on
visit to her son when stricken will
fatal illness. She was a daughter O
Col. D. A. Num- Of this city. She wa