McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-09-28
PERSONALS

Mr, ana MIS-. u. L OautTell, VI
Kenton, were here Sunday.
Miss Bulah Locke attended the Tri-
State Fair this week.
Mrs. W. E. Mcleod, of Pebble Hill,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Locke visited
Miss Bette Ingraham, near Finger,
Sunday.
Miss Essie Maxedon, of near Bethel
Springs, was the guest of Miss Annie
Re Bell few days last week.
Misses Lula Alexander, Annie Re
Bell, Pauline and Francis Hagy left
Monday to enter the West Tennessee
Normal.
DR.. J. F. Darnall and family, Mrs
Geo. Steele and Miss Maud Howell
were in town recently, en- route to
visit Mr.. 7. M. Darnall in Corinth.
Mrs. Lou Anderson returned from
Memphis Wednesday night, after
spending few days on business in
that city.
Terry Alternately is in Memphis
attending the meeting of the County
Chairmen of the Food Preparedness
movement of West Tennessee.
w. C. Moore is in the Anderson
Dry Goods Store, and will be pleased
to serve his old friends and customers
in this new business connection.
The MANY friends of Arvie Wooten
are glad to see him able to be out.
He was down 8 weeks with typhoid
fever, and for many days his life hung
on the brittle thread.
LOST-Lady's Cameo Fling with
small diamond center, on the streets
Of Selmer last Sunday evening,
Finder please return to j. Fl. Rich
ardsOn for reward,
Don't sorget to settle your account
on the first of the month, as we are
going to use the McCaskey system,
and have no books after that time.
Richardson & Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Steadman re-
ceived news Tuesday that their first
granddaughter had just arrived at
the home of their daughter, Mrs
Irene Bayne, of Pikeville, Tenn.
We have already sold about so
barrels Of that car lead Of salt. If
you want any, better get it now.
We sell the very best for So 3d.
Richardson & Robinson.
Mr.. E. L. Boyd. Of Jackson, has
been assigned as M. & 0. Agent at
Selmer, filling the place Of c. NJ.
Barr, who went in the Sunday contin-
gent to the army camp.
Bring us your cotton and cotton
seed. and buy what you need in flour,
salt, shoes, groceries and feedstuff-
We have 1t all for a price that will
please you. Richardson & Robin
son.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Marshall will be pleased to learn
Of the arrival at their home in the
Old Prospect community, of a baby
girl. Mother and child are doing
we'll.
Mrs. Gussie K. Goodloe, Grand
Lecturer 0. E. S., visited Dixie Chap
ter SATURDAY. night. Refreshments
were served after the chapter closed.
Mrs. Joethel Roper, Of Jackson, Grand
Organist, was in attendance.
L0ST-About three weeks ago,
one red hound with white spots on
neck; very large fox hound. A lib.
eral reward paid for delivery or in
formation. G. H. Wilson, Adams
vile, Tenn. Il
HIS. Phillips, of Baldwin, Miss.
was here Saturday. He is proprietor
Of the Selmer Lumber Co., managed
by w. H., Hamilton, and expressed
entire satisfaction at the trade this
fall, which, by the way, is large.
.LOST-fast Sunday at Patriotic
Meeting l left in auto where spesk-
ers stood, a White Ivory handle,
carved with eagle, umbrella. The
finder will please return to
]. w. PURyIANCE
Mrs. j. H. Scott fell on her back