McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1917-07-27
PERSONALS

-. n hdthllbOH, VI .huduofilio, ie
visiting his son, Trustee Hamilton.
Mrs. Ola Bryant, after a visit with
home people, left for Greenfield Tues
day.
Gravelhill'telephone exchange has
been connected with Sun TELEPHONE
line at Selmer.
r d. Grant and family, of Mem
phis, are visiting home people, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Grant.
]. K. Gooch, of Gravelhill, was q
business caller Tuesday, while looking
after other business in the town.
Save money by buying what you
need from US at greatly reduced
price before Aug. lst. Richardson
Gro. Go.
A remittance from NJ. L. Deaton,
of Martin, Tenn, accompanied with a
note saying he will visit his old home
section Of McNairy in a few days.
Miss Flora Steadman has returned
from a months stay at Dyer, where
abe was the guest Of her sister, Mrs
]. 7. Bagby, who accompanied her
home.
DR.. B. F. Darby was here Thurs
day with load Of fne applas which
went like that hot csaF- He bought
the Madam a lot Of ay'fne Onions as
we have ever seen.
Prof. Grover Maxedon, wife and
child came Tuesday to visit his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Maxedon.
TIE Professor is in the draft, and
feels inclined not to put in any, ex-
emption claim.
Terry Alternately returned Saturday
from Atlanta, Ca, where he was a
delegate at the national meeting Of
the Woodmen Of the World. He re-
ports big time, and seeing things he
never knew were in existence before.
G. D. Maness and son Fielding, of
Enville, were here Friday. We are
glad to note that G.. D. is improved
physically within the past month, but
he is badly wrecked nervously, and
does not think be can improve; but
it looks like he should.
Prof. and Mrs. Mullins, Of McKen-
zie, Tenn, spent Saturday and Sun
day in Selmer on their way to visit
relatives in the Ramer section. For
seven years the professor has beer
principal of the Mckenzie High
School, and will so continue the COM
ing year.
Mrs. W. S. BurKs and children, of
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Will Browder, for several
weeks. Mrs. Burks has not beer here
for five years before. though she will
be pleasantly remembered as the old
est daughter of Joe Sanders, and mar
ried about fifteen years ago. We
are glad to note that she is the
pleasant and amiable woman that
characterized her as young lady.
We have tried to be kind and &C
commodatiug to every one Of our GUS
toners for three long years. Now
we truly hope that each one Of you
will show your appreciation by paying
promptly on the LIST Of the month, as
we will be very busy and hope we
won't be worried with our collections.
We want to again thank each and
every one Of you for your liberal
patronage of the past three years
With very best wishes ]. H. Rich
ardson.
DIR. Calvin H. Granger, Of Frank
lin, KY, has arrived in Corinth,' says
the Corinthian, "and will take charge
Of the 0steopathic practice of Dr.. S.
F. Riley. who is under treatment at
his former Kentucky home. DR..
Granger Is not stranger to Missis.
eippi, having spent two winters in the
practice Of his profession in Biloxi
aud Gulfport, where thousands of
northern people go to escape the
rigors of the northern winters. Drs.
Riley and Granger were fellow at
tendants at the Southern School of
0steopathy, of Kentucky. DR.. Grain
ger afterwards received an additional
degree from the Still College of
Osteopathy Of Des Moines. Iowa.
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