The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-08-17
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Lebanon Sunday morning at II o'clock
Dyersburg has handsome new six
teen passenger Studebaker bus to con-
vey passengers to and from the sta
ton.
There is plenty Of dirt and brick
bats at the Methodist churchwhich can
be gotten by anyone desiring same for
the hauling.
Stolen-From my home on Washing
ton street, one child's velocipede. Re
turn to me and be rewarded. Abe M.
Sternberger.
DR.. r. H. Mahon will preach in
Brownsville next Sunday morning for
all congregations of the town at the
Jewish Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rankin are re-
ceiving congratulations this week over
the arrival of daughter. Mother and
child doing well.
Messrs. Robert Owen and Harold
Tamm are at home from Fort Ogle-
thorpe, the camp having disbanded
until August q, when they will return.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. L. Rice of Ripley
and Mr.. Howell Livingston and wife
of Texas were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Carlton Sunday.
For Sale-0ne Dodge Touring Car.
In first class condition, used only a
short time. Cause of sale-going to
war. Apply to Dr. Crowder Chapman,
Brownsville, Tenn.
With the present recklessness being
displayed in Haywood county by speed
fends and daredevil drivers, it be-
gins to look like going to the front
would be safer than staying at home.
Crops throughout Haywood county
continue in most favorable condition.
To date there has been a suficiency of
rain and generally speaking, the cul-
tivation has been good, even better
than usual There are splendid indi-
cations of good yields.
Notice-One red roam horse, six or
seven years old, about 10 hands high,
weight six or seven hundred pounds,
II owner does not make claim and
prove property bef,re August IL, 1918
same will be sold to pay expenses in
cured. John Keathley, Ranger.
Robert Owen has returned from
Fort Oglethorpe, where he has been in
the officers training camp, Robert
entered so late that he was unable to
finish the course Of training, but has
received appointment to the second
camp and will report for duty about
August p.
The Tennessee Division, U. D. G..
has been requested by its president
Mrs. Birdie Owen, to secure the
amount necessary to purchase an ar
my ambulance, presenting this to the
government, with love and an abiding
faith in the wisdom of our great pres
ident and his able compeers.
The annual kinsfolk meeting at Tab
enacle will begin Saturday week. TRs
Hampers viii move out on Friday am
the opening sermon will be preached
Saturday at IL o'clock by DR.. R. II
Mahon. Rev. B. ]. Russell as pastor
has charge of the meeting and de-
lightful week is looked forward to.
A reunion of the Carlton and Liv.
ingston families is being arranged fol
the early part of next week at Leba.
non. 1t is hoped that all the connec.
tions will attend, which means a gath.
ering of from one hundred to two
hundred kinsfolk of these two gooC
old substantial families of Haywood
county.
If there is a teacher in Haywood
county who has not registered hel
certificate at the office of the super.
intendent and signed a contract fol
the present term she should do so al
once before beginning school work
No teacher must consider herself eli
gible for work at any school until thi:
has been done.
, Sheriff Davis was rounding up {
bunch Of negroes from the eleventh
district Wednesday. They were charg
ed with drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. The sheriff says that while
he was busy with the recent canva.
and unable to keep up with them
they got pretty rowdy with indication,
of activity on the part of boot-leggers
, DR.. Joseph Heard, who has beer
: with Mayo Brothers at Rochester
Mimi, has been appointed first lieu
tenant of Medical Corps. A Telegram
telling him that he had been assigned
: active duty and directing him to pro
coed to Washington, D. c., came here
, last Friday and was forwarded to hin
at Rochester.
If you haven't planted your fal
, and winter garden, don't wait too
late to do so. 500 many of US fail tx
} have succession Of vegetables
Planting for a fall and winter garder
should be almost as important mat
ter as planting for spring and sum
, mer garden. Better get busy if yot
, haven't already attended to this.
: John D. Bancroft was at home sew.
eral days this week on furlough. HI
belongs to an Alabama company anC
expects to be called to the front soon
Recently he gained signal promotion
because Of his efficient service sine,
joining the army. He is making gooC
and will doubtless give a fine account
of himself when brought into active
service.
DR.. Crowder Chapman who recently