The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-08-24

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Mentaasis.~--A sacrs& ccarew vas
given here. Tha iaryest attsnaAnss ot
liar season. Was pressat--ssx hGnarca
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clarksvilse l.aa arrangements Tor
the Moatxeansy toansy fAif to hs held
a, Dansar's cave On Aeg. - "a ~
and rs have heea completed.
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Knoxville --Anna Rally, aged IL
we're drowned In the Anlsson river
near Mascot, n 10 supposed that hey
we're laa6e peweFls<t by cnsnrs,
M.liiagton ~Aiiaingtans dream :. al
last rnsiiaed In the completion u what
able educators prsnes:nee ~ perhaps
the finest raral high school In America.
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Paris, John Richardson prominent
farmer OF the Manly vile section. wac
elected president of the farmers tnsts
,ate when that organization was reos
ganired
Chattanooga &C, $. Elkins, hnemsH
for the Cumberland Telephone Com
paay. was fatally iaiurcd when In do
sceni.ng pole he came In contact
with live wire,
Newhern. Charles r, Lane. a
prominent citizen Of Dyer county. was
appointed postmaster al Begota, In the
obion river district. to succeed Y III.
Bleasoe resigned
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Lexington - John Reed, aged &c, II
dead from s,roke Of paralysis At his
home aear Shady Van He was dem
ocrat. n Methodist, lifelong farmsi
aud an uprisAt citizen.
Mt. Pleasant Rev. r. II ] Jarvis,
farmer pastor Of Wanamaker's church.
Philadelphia, now OF Grand Rapids,
Mich. conducted two weeks revival
In the Methodist church. Of which his
brother. Rev. H. NJ Jarvis. 10 pastor.
Coyington, w. o. Menesee. scholas
tic enumerasor OF Upton county. has
just finished taking the scholastic pop
ulstlon OF District No /. and raports
the population AS follows White male
students, SsT white female s,uden,s,
$40
Lexington. Prof J, o Brown, sm
perntendeut OF the Lexington schools.
has announced Joint opening OF tho
Hedaar*sn ss-s|,dhts hhsgh sssslooi AHst,t6r1
'GlIy athAils aa TUESDAY. sept 1. al
which time It Ia expected there win bs
an enrolment OF above 900
Jackson John l.. Lancaster, a ma
tive OF Jackson and nos president o!
the Texas & Pacific Railroad Co.
with headquarters at New Orleans,
paid a visit 20 his relatives and form,
or neiKhbors In Jackson and enter.
tanned a number of relatives q, dinn-t
In his private car
Athens DIR J. A. Phillips. who has
been pastor OF the First Baptist church
Ia Athens since early In the year. has
been forced to give up his work on
account Of failing health, AT n recent
meeting OF the officials HIS resigna
ton was accepted and DR., Phillips
went 10 his home at Hutledge,
jackson II O, Harrel, postofFicc
clerk. who has been In training at the
officers camp at Fort Roots, Little
Rock. has been appointed sergeant In
division No IL, Harrel was dismissed
from, the camp with q number OF 9th
ers several weeks ago and had given
up hopes OF getting an appointment
Knoxville An extraordinary ses-
sion OF the legislature will be called
to consider tho prevailing prices OF
coal aud food In Knoxville and Ten
nessee and the best way t, reduce the
high prices, II Gov Tom G., Rye acts
upon a suggestion made IN report
when mass meeting was held VI tho
market hall In this city.
Selmer. AT a recent meeting AZ tho
town board OF education J. A. Hous-
ton, Louis Adams and J. II. Alexander.
the faculty for the Selmer high school
for the term OF 1878, was announced
completed The personnel Of the fac
ulty includes ". N, Xix OF Lering.
ton. Tenn principal VIM Grady
Hamm Misses Vista Brady OF Knox.
Wills, Florence English. irene Ingram.
Cornelia Crook and Kathleen Wood.
Miss Wood lis the musical director.
Lexington ~ Or. J Y Freeman Of
this place who IL serving his las.
year az presiding elder OF the Le1ing
ton district 81 the " f church. South,
the FLOWING lIs, OF quar-.
terly meetings; Wildersyille Mission,
Rock Springs. Aug 1913, Beech bln1
Circuit. Big Springs. Aug. 25.26;
Evansville Circuit. PowelFs Chapel,
Sept Ia Lexington Circuit, Nebo.
sept SO; Lexington Station, Sept. ..
selner Circuit. New Hope. Sept ~
lt Bethel and Selmer. Bethel, SepA
iG.l7. Enyille Mission. Salem. SEPT
1929, SCOTS Hill Circuit E5eneyer.