The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-09-14

j Mira. A. !. Byrn left Monday k0rI
!. ! North Caroliaa ID join hsE mother,
Ars. Florence Cuwan. wllo il spend
ing some time there with relatives
and friends.
I 1T. and j. C. Lille, alter few
days visit with the iosmsr 4 brother.
: Joseph Lyle. and wife. ON Dickson
Route J, left Saturday fcT their
lhome at White Plains. Ky.
VI We are in receipt Oh carH iron,l
4 Mrs. h. w. Wyman. who il visiting
RELATIVES 10 Minneapolis, Mimi, ini
(which she states she ID we'll and !.
greatly enjoying herself.
The remains Of The three. months
odd child oil MIR. and Mr. n W.
!, Hatcher were brought here Satur.
day from McEwen and buried In
Union Cemetery.
Il JED Smith and Did Petty have
returned from Admission. Ala, where
they went i lew days ago, together
d with several Others. to do carpenter
y work tor the government.
WANTED--Man past 30 with
y horse and buggy to sell Stock Con-
e dition Powder in Dickson County.
9 Salary $40 per month. Address =
Industrial Bldg, indianapolis, Ind
d Miss George Usury, after a sew
" eraI weeks visit here with Mr.. and
II Mrs. r. 4. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Ray. returned to her home
lat Union City Thursday.
N P. b. Thorton. who resides near
IN Lyle Station. sent tn this office this
week several ears oi corn grown by
him, This corn is very hne aud
n averages 10 inches in length.
II. w. q. V. Schmittou. wife and
daughter, Serena, and Mr. and Mrs,
Verlie Deason passed thru here Sat
= urday in their automobile enrouss
tyd 1sshsSsa M III > jas1sss Esasessas sssai
= Beilview. :
Il Mrs. En- Slit. was taken to Nash
w Vile Monday, where she had can
" cer removed from her breast, A
Hast account she was doing nicely
She was accompanied by her hus
70. band.
le' Rev. II. M. Bryant, pastor OF tn
nj First Presbyterian Church at Spring
on field, enrou,e to Slayden to condeic
:, "a tent meeting, spent Monday nigh
lhe in Dickson With Kew. W. W. Bax
=. y, ter and family.
|issi Gov, Tom c. Rye has sppointe
nd Mayor II. Ii, Grigsby, w. Ii. Nc
lrd, injury and DR.. Hartwfll Weaver a
delegates TO the Southern CONNIE;
- cisI Congress, which meets in Ne'
York City October Is. III and Il.
We are pleased to be in positio
] TO sell you outing. ginRham, dome'
]. tic and staples. such ~ heavy sh'r
ling. cheaper than anybody. W
:. don't feel glad that goods are hig
! and will do our best to help kee
, them down albrook Dry GOOD
} Company.
} Herman Hooper, who went iro'
Z there 10. Toledo. Ohio. several d.,
] ago to work in the painting depar
lnent Of the Toledo Ship Ruildin
! t.o, writes his mother, Mrs. A.. 4
} Hooper. that he il making goo
= and has already been promoted
4 the enameling department with
4 increase in pay.
, This Office IL in receipt OF a ye1
J fine watermelon grown by J. i.ll
i oi Dickson Route 3. The. Ollie
2 force, az we'll M ye editor,' exten
) To MI. Lille their thanks. Thom'
= liertsion, ri near Tennessee CIT
: also favored us, recently. with.
: nice melon. Thongs never taiIF
: show his generosity and go~ VI
: Towards MS in a practical ws3.
? Reid Thompson, Of th9 Thorn
. Real Estate Agency. slefe mar,
) Ion his many friends ksra and wei
3 to Evansville, Ind, where he VI
married 10 Misc Dr,nnie Ceomes
= Sepstmbsr let. ,@'He and his bri'
= arrived here tlae first II the wei
: and will ma few days move
= their farm, near Dickson. Her
: wishing Them much happ'oe=. q
. prosperity,
= Cute a crowd was At the dep
: Sunday evening to bid HUI
q IWynrs. Ward Neblet. and Gil
ln,ne,n ,,oj. hive before going