Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-08-08

Miss Wilheleaera webb las re-
turned from an extended visit ID ls.-
atives at Nashville. Miss Reba DeGa
of Nashville will arrive in Cartha Sc
Friday to visit Miss Webb. MS
Deans father is a Y M. c. A. sel-
rotary, now somewhere in France.
Miss Willette McMillin of Trvy,
Ala, spent few days in Cartha
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w y
Myer. She left Monday for Spivey
where she will visit her brother, J.
H. McMillin.
Mrs A. H. King and son, Rob
King, of Chestnut Mound and her
/ daughter-in-law, Mrs. Howard King
OF Nashville, were visitors in Car
thage Sunday. Mrs. Howard King
is still here, the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. F'ite Read. Her husband, Dr.
Howard King, recently volunteer
for service in the u. S.. army, ana
! he now has captains commission
and is stationed at Camp GreenIeaf,
Ga.
Misses Mary and Jennie Rhea
Ransom, who have been pleasant
guests of Miss Addie Crouch Read
for the past several days, returned
Monday to their home at Greenville,
Mis-
Mrs. C. ? MeC.arin is recovering
from sight attack Of appendicitis.
Miss Rebekah Ward has as her
guests Misses Matte Lou Barnes
of Cookeville and Myra Doolin Of
Gal.atin. Also Misses Katherine
Wilson and Virginia Hall of Harris
Vile
Mrs Martha Maddux of Gran
vile is here as the guest of her
mother, Mrs. G. r. McClarin She
man, who returned to Granville Sun
day.
Mr. aad Mrs. L. B. Smith Of Diff
ficult PASSED through Carthage Tues
day en- route home from a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs Neal Baird at New
Middleton.
A L. Chism Of Nashville is spend
ing a few days here with his son, Dr..
j. HI. Chism. Mrs j H Chism IS st
Red Boiling Springs.
Misses Jessie Jones and Willie Dean
are visiting in Nashville.
A letter from Fred Pickering, dated
July IL, to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. 3. Pickering, says that he is well.
tred il with the American army ia
France.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. McGnlness re-
7ceived a letter dated July is, frofa
their son, Dewitt McGinness, announ-
chg his safe arrival overseas. Dewitt,
with 1899 others, sailed ca the L.
ylathan, an informed German ship, ara
said to be the biggest vessel on
the waters. They made the trip IN
seven days.
Miss Pearl Jones is spending q few
days at her home at lafayette.
Mrs. Georgia Birdwell ana children
of Livingston were NE kerd 0Ie1
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Beasley.
Ed Petty OF Garbage ii. l Uass.sl
of letter, dated July ID, from hss
son-in-law, Grover Andrews, who has
been overseas four months Grover
states that it is fine country where
he is and that he is in good health.
You fellows who have been getting
the Courier free of charge, come on
with your dollar now. We told you
last week that Uncle Sam has advised
US to quit sending out papers eompl.-
mentary.
Fred Anderson, son Of &. P. Ander-
son of Defeated, returned to Camp
last Friday after spending
a few days with his parents. Fred
IS a favorite with the officers with
whom he is associated, he having been
at THIS Camp since enlistment last
fall
County Health Officer w. F.
Boze of Peck City was in Carthage
last week, ard stated that a case Ct
small po1 had fully developed ca
Nrs Viii Napier At Tangiewoed.
Nnile the case IS Eos serious, M.
Boze mas Mrs. Napier qaaTaEtineo,
and every effort is being made .
prevent its spread Outside Of TINS.
Mr.. Boze states that 70 other conta-
glous disease is IA the county that &.
knows Of
5. H. Haley Of Punch was IN Ca
thage last week, and stated that h
had received word from his So
Henry Haley. that he had left Can.2
Jackson and would probably leava
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