The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-01
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Hshert Brgwn visited rlatives
in Nashville last week.
Miss Maade jackson. oil Hafna
fsas ihs guest al relatives hefs
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. v. Aauy IL spsadina
ssyetaI days at J,,eksan. The Euss
Of hsr father. N. ], Wsssea.
| Rev. I. c. fallen, has been Cd
1.-THE sick lisi ios several da.gs,
sLreatsned with pneumonia
| Res. and Mss. Wslhas Hart aaal
lbsbY. al McLsnlorssyitle. spe4i sat
arlay and sunday here the guests
Of Rsv. and Mrs. D. P. Hart,
| Miss Mary fxresi..Ba has w.
tuned 10 h*s home at Marirtesbora.
alter a visit hsss with Mise Mary
Wheeler Mausy.
| Mrs. W. Z. Holt, who has been
quite sick for come time. 10 iInpfos.
ing and IN hoped IN he oat agaln
soon.
| Miss Mayms Bryan entertained
several iriends al her home oa Wax
nut Street Wednesday evening with
a Rock party.
| Children oil Dickson are invited
TO attend 4 service TO be held By
Mas Susie Hudson Al W. II. Peter,
ssin's next Sunday at q p. III.
| FOR sALE-0ae thoroughbred
=. &. Rhod. Island Red Rooster,
iAngiord straiu. Price ST &c.
Dickson Greenhouse.
Mrs. H. l., Street, formerly Of
this place. but VINO now resides In
| Nashville, has accepted a position
~ith Mrs Wsinbnrger, ladies spec
| iaI-. on Eighth Avenue.
Nh. and Mrs. W. ]. Ga.ewood aud
children, Il Carlisle, are hers the
sssesss nj ,stseatasases,s fnashes. .~Mrss.
y. y, Gatewcoj. aud other relatives
and friruds,
Esq. 7. Il. Y. Schmit,ou. Of the
10Th District. WAS hsre "Wednesday
attending the funeral q! Mr.. VIII
Mcclure. who died at bic bone
near Colesburg Tuesday.
FOR sALE-Two lots. 50xi60
II. each, in West End" Addi,iop.
Yellow Greek pike; xell.ienced and
good garden spot, Would trade Tor |
lumber - Bernard Saeser. Dickson.
The first evidence Of Spring Was
observed last Monday -- Marshal
John Shelley wss seen going up
Main Street with a garden take on
his shoulder.
FOR SALE OR RENT acre
farm, mile aud hall east VI Dick.
son, win cell feed, farming i'm.
elements. aud stock. n. Har-
ris Dickson, Route 3.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stein. a, their home ia Nashville. |
Sunday, February 2i.h, son. Mrs,
.,t-,s zee. ctosmstsy Mia, Ia,,iss |
Consn,, OF this place.
W, J su9g. IT,, has gone to
Goodrich to work for the Standard
Iron Co. He is a graduate o! the
Hudson Commercial College. and
the position was secured for him by
this institution.
Mr.. VIM. Mcclure. aged 80 years.
died At his home on Nails Creeh
ruesda February 10th. His re.
mains w.te brought 10 Dickson
"Wednesday ard laid TO res, in shr
Union Cemetery.
Chas. EIir,Ig. aud II Il. Hens
ley have consolidated their barber
siiops, tht ft,srasr NOV ing his shop
from ih. souih.iie III The railroad
to the Hensley shop, next door TO
postnihce,
Tie night passenger train oH ti~1
Cen,r,sil!e Branch was put back on
1t. old schedu.e Thursday night.
February 2sih aud il again running
through to Aliens Greek instead Of
stopping a Twomey. 1t 10 scheduled
to leave Dickson al 80 p. IN. and
arrive here at Gil "a. M.
Mrs. ". &. Steele and children.
xbo have been the guests At Mrs.
Steele :. parents, Mr. and Ms, Henry
smith, for several months. LET; sun
Jay Tor their home at Stnnsto~n,
0kls. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Smith. She will also
sIsis hst daughters. Mrs. Hnnyi
hooper AMI Miss l.irnse Smith. b..
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