The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-11-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

moved this week into their beautiful
new home on Washington street.
Money to Loan on improved real es-
tate at 6 per cent. See A. R. Tay-
lor. tt
Our friend G. H. Harper of Tibbs
presented us with a basket of fine
hickory nuts Thursday. Won't they
con in all right this winter while the
editor is Hooverizing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pracht expect
to move soon to the house formerly
occupied by MI. Clarence Berson on
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Berson will move
into their home which has been occu-
pied by Mr.. Pracht for the past two
years.
Mr.. ]. R. Kinney and family, who
have been living on La Fayette street,
have moved into Mrs. j. A.. Crowder's
residence.
From information gathered from
all sections of Haywood county it now
appears that the cotton yield this year
will be about 40 per cent of an average
crop.
The iron bridge ordered by the
county court for the drainage canal
over Forked Deer river on the Browns
ville-Bells road is almost completed.
1t is expected that it will be ready for
traffic by the end of this week.
In another column will be found
publication of land sale in the eighth
civil district of this county, under the
direction of ]. W. Atkins, Clerk and
Master, Dyersburg, Tenn. You may
be interested. Read it.
Haywood county has the biggest
and best corn yield this year that has
ever been raised in the county. Corn,
too, is bringing a splendid price and
this will, in a measure, help out the
farmer who has made a failure with
cotton.
The work house gang has complet.
the the Bear Creek levee in district
No. |, and has moved back to the coun-
tv farm f-aur-nailes east of town fol
the winter. About five weeks was
spent in building the Bear Creek levee
A good Jersey COW will be valuable
to you the coming year. l have siz
grade Jersey heifers by registered
bulls and safe with calf by registered
bulls and will sell to right parties fol
half cash and balance next fall. Pri
ces reasonable. Mann Wills. As
Strayed-From my place at Dur.
hamville, Tenn, one gray Jersey COW
with dark streaks on side of head. $1C
reward for return Of COW to me a
Durhamville, Tenn. E. R. Anthony.51
Avoid chilly rooms in the morning
by using Coles Hot Blast Heaters
They prevent colds and sickness.
The last quarterly meeting of thu
Brownsville station, Methodist church
will be held at the church Monday
night, November 9Th. At this tim,
final reports will be made and thu
work of the conference year closed
The meeting will be presided over b,
Presiding Elder Johnston.
Haywood county has had regular
hog killing" weather this week
Tuesday and Wednesday there was ic,
and o%vercoats were necessary to one,
comfort. With the present price o.
corn, this weather came just right 70,
those whose hogs were ready TO,
slaughter.
At an early date the work housI
force will be engaged in regravelint
Hatchie levee. This will be good new.
to many people as this levee road il
badly in need of repair. With HATCH,
levee and Bear creek levee in gooc
condition, the South Hatchie peopl
will have little trouble in reachin.
Briwnsville.
The work Of charging and improv
ing the Methodist church is progress
ing nicely now and Contractor Taylo
expects to have the building ready TO
use within about three weeks. The i'm
provements will cost about $4,000 ant
when completed thisc hurch will be on,
of the most commodious and one O
the best appointed buildings in tn,
Memphis conference.
Diversification has proven the sal
walton of Haywood county this year
The States Graphic is proud of tn
part taken by it last spring in urginl
all farmers to plant an abundance o
food crops, Those who needed tn
warning are now congratulating them
selves and will "get by" all right thi
winter.
Fishing at Open Lake has been poo
all of this season until within the pas
few days. They are now said to b
biting all right and many Brownsville
people go there daily. Several fami
lies from this city are camping there
The Haywood county school boar,
will hold its regular monthly meeting
in Brownsville next Monday. Tn,
board has had a good deal of troubl
keeping all county schools supplieI
with teachers this fall, as there hav
been an unusually large number o
designations since the term began
Teachers are reported scarce all owe
the state.