The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-03-28


oceries in Il Miss Elsie Kiiday left Friday for
rocery Co. Greeneville S. O. she win Be there
some time before going to France.
She viii be greatly missed BY her
/. . .us Az many friends.
Mrs Henry Whitehead and little
daughter, Lois, returned last Tuesday
he Soldiers to their home in Knoxville, after
ere with old three weeks visit with her mother
Is. Mrs. ]. W. Willis.
the Library Miss Bess Geagley, who has been
noon during attending the Knoxville Business Col
coal famine ege the past six months, having com
pleted her course, has accepted lu-
J moved his cratve position IN that city.
venue to the -
APPLE avenue. Mrs Walter Carter was able to be
removed to her home from the hos
any thing in ptal on Wednesday, Her friends will
i the market be glad to know she is recovering rap
rocery Co. idly from her recent operation.
i and s. D. The Mothers Culture Club met att
i NE Sweet the Red Cross sewing room on Tues
after their day afternoon. A large crowd was
present and much accomplished, The
ladies finished number of garments.
he left last
y expects to Try a cup Of Nabob Coffee for
! family will breakfast Easter morn For sale BY
Borden Grocery Company
-
!. RAIDER Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Wheatley are
ID guests Of now at Limestone, attending the bed
son, and mt. side Of their grandson, Edward
Wheatley, who is quite III with men
nights, Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley have
Sunday for been in Southern Florida for short
uEne business while,
having spent
miy. Mr.. and Mrs Henry r. Brown will
return Friday from Hot Springs,
returned Sun Ark where Mr.. Brown has been TAX
rida, on ac ling treatment for the past few weeks.
her nephew, His friends win be glad to know he is
limestone. much improved.
returned to Mrs. G. L. Harker, who has been
nburg, s. G., the guest of Mrs Russell Fennel for
few days some time, left Thursday for San An
j. Brumley. tonic, Texas, where she will join her
husband at Fort Sam Houston, who is
'ill leave Fri in the hospital corps.
xviIIe, where -
Tvs with her Mrs. A u Patterson will leave Fri
co. Williams day for Columbia, s. c., where she
win visit her nephew, Mr.. Ralph Phin-
- stationed ney, who is in training at Camp Jack
was home On SON. She will be Joined later byl
e past week another nephew, DR.. Robt. H. Phin-
glad 70 see ney. The party will make short
visit to Mrs. R. H. Phinney, Of Savan-
nah, Ca, before Mrs. Patterson re-
/, Of camp turns home.
spent the
a Prof and Mr.. Edward Wheatley, second son
HIGHLAND of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wheatley, Of
Limestone, has been dangerously i'll
the past week Of meningitis. We are
~ who have glad to report his condition as more
,reet are now favorable as we 60 to press, and
homa ~ Mr. friends here Of both the young man
\ Hi0h,and and his most estinable parents hope
for his ultimate recovery.
= outa sar;- FOR RENT:--Ones six room house.
ago, is still close IN Apply VI once 70 r.. FAR
! his friends sySnapp.
Ie is getting
spent Tuesday here shaking hands
Persia, spent with old friends and acquaintance.
visiting his
with old Many man who lives by his witsl
Lawson re- has half starved look.
Y until about
many friends A true man would as sOonf be
knocked down y pitied.
!, SHOES, SHOES! /