The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Eslssl
Hudson Wednesday. July 18th. q
daughter.
u. w. fieldsr tnfosns# us thai hs
has received noaise oi the sale AZ
rival of bic son. Dan. la England.
He 10 q member oi ths li4th Field
Artillery sud from recent newspapss
report. h.ss leit Eassaad iaT Etanee
Mrs. Kills Finger and children
returned 10 ibeir home at Ripley
Mica. Tuesday, after an extended
visit Ia her father, w. r. Rogers
and family. They were aceompsai
ed home by Misa Leila Rogers.
Mrs. Lester Rogers. after = twa
seeks visit here with her noshes,
Mrs. Dora N. HsnsIes. and other
relatives and friends. returned 10
Atlanta. ia. last Saturday. where
her husband il in army training
Mrs. j. G. Coz and daughter,
alter a lev days visit here with her
parents, Mr.. aud Ms. X. J. Work.
aud other relatives and friends.
have returned 10 THAR home 10
Springfield, Mo,
Miss Nellie l.. Stacy, Of Dallas.
Texas, accompanied by hsr sis,sr.
Mrs. J. A Brown, OF White BluH,
spent Monday here with friends.
Miss Stacy Is a trained 'nufs. and
will leave IN short sime for the
battletielda Ia Europe.
Masters Roy Harold GeIberman
aud William Matthews gave a
magic lstern show at the home u
N, Grtbstman Monday night. Tie
admission OF b. pr Z for Sc was
charged, and the entiFe proceeds,
which amounted TO 81 10 was turn.
ed, asss. 10 ..hyaRsd se,ss.
Miss Edith Badge, Chairman oi
the Girls Auxiliary. American Red
Cross, asks all auxiliary members
TO attend the ma-s-mee.ing in inter.
est o! the Belgian Relief Fund,
Thursday evening, July Is. OAK.
mon. auditorium. 500 y. IN.
Miss Della Doftch Of Nashville. will
speak on conditions in Belgium.
Miss Lena Work, daughter oi
Mr.. aud Mr.. X. j. Work, OF this
place, died in Nashville Monday
aud her renaias wers brought he:s
tuesday morning aud inferred 10
the Union Cemetery. She was Isl
wears old and had been 10 the hos.
pital tor the insane Tor the pas,
twelve years.
Clayton Smith has been appoint
I'd 10 The important position NJ
Train Rule Examiner ios the N. c. |
h ST. L. Ry,. with headquarters inj
Nashville. lie succeeded K, I'll
who has been appoia,sd
assistant general manager. Mr..
smith has, Il. 4 number u years
been Train dispatcher on The Centre.
Vile Branch. and Is well and sni.
lcien.iy qualified ior bis ncw posi-.
ion.
Oscar r.dweil seu, to Nashville
az, sunday to see hl- brother IN
aw, Pete Eorh:it, who was hurt ia
.he railroad wreck near Nashville
asst week. lie is at 81, Thomas
aospital and j. reported 10 be get,
Ing along ~ we'll a. could b.
expected under the csrcumsta noes
He got both legs injured and his
'kuli fractured. /, - trw ii,nusht
hat he will be able 10 come hame1
u about i've xseka
The Lutheran Missionary Snc,etv
hid srf issI tresstag meeting, Mhti I
lay afternoon, At the church, All |
n the usual opening hymn, and
scripture, Mr~, N d. McC~ary led
u prayer The members we're ask
ii TO bring a short reading. either
pestslh'ng Ia missions of patriotism
The following beautiful clippings
we're read Somew here in France.
From haspi,st 10 Heaven. Mis-
mons, when the Thermometer As
,-nds fhe Prayer of the Bell.
Columalss lhiens." and Gus
FLAG The attendance Was so,si
'nd much interest msnilestfa
The Angus, meeting u!il be hrId
Eth, a, the church.
" II A3cNs has resigned biz
position a. electrician aud supv.sn.
endent II the city water and hight,
'.ant, and has gone tn l.y lee IT,
xork fot shc ,yec. A. Fuller Go
xhc arr installing the government,
'lcaol plan, at that place. nurins
he pas, sew yesfs tha, Mr.. Ad~xs