Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-06-21

Seed potatoes for late planting
Jas johnson. If
Miss Mamie Payne is risitin
Mrs. Win I. Perry in Nashville
W. NJ. Carson, Of Mckenzie
spent the first ofthe week 10 Hunt
ingdon.
Hotel Olive served iced tea /,
the soldiers Monday night for tht
Red Cross.
Miss Viola Kennedy, Of Nash.
vile, is the guest of Miss Bertha
Edwards.
Lyndell Patterson, son Of d. H.
Patterson, of Rutherford. visited
the family Of j. I. Patterson this
week.
Mrs. Walter Mebane. of Buena
Vista, spent few days here this
week with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Murphy.
M. Lusky received a telegram
Tuesday night from his son Grit
titb stating that he would leave at
once for France. His sister Mrs.
Birdie Nussbaum, of Georgia, left
Immediately for New York.
LII, Pettus sold bis place this
week to r. E. Patterson of Union
City. III health was the main rea-
son why Mr.. Pettus disposed of
this fine piece of property. The
sale was made through Fred Tate
Samuel E, Stowe, young draft
man who left with the last bunch
of soldier boys for Camp Pike, re-
turned home last Saturday night. |
he was honorahly discharged be.
cause of physical disabilities.
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send check. Globe Democrat
daily and semi weekly goes up on
July |. No June honey. Cut bee
trees, transfer and rob August and
September. IS. E Tucker.
Mrs. w. r, Gilbert, of McKen.
zle, came in with her husband last
week, who was here on the equal.
ization board and county school
board, and spent a couple of days
with relatives and friends.
Sam G. Williams came in last
week from his home in Florida TO
spend a week or so with relatives
and friends. He reports those who
have recently gone from Hunting
Ion to Florida as doing we'll and y
ire we'll satisfied.
Mrs. Milton Mann, a most ex- !
,ellent lady of the Atwood com
nunity, died last Saturday and the
burial occurred Sunday at Pleas
INT Green, after appropriate burial f
The deceased had a host :
II friends who regret her death. !
Mrs j. H. Mccall returned last :
sunday from Camp Pike, Ark, :
where she went to attend the mar
'iage Of her daughter, Miss Louise :
to Lieut. B. D. McLamp- a
'ell. Lieut.. and Mrs. McCamp o
'elll are now at Camp Dix, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. RUSSELL Simpson, '
.fter short visit with Mr.. Simp- n
on's mother, Mrs. w. t. Simp-
on, left last Friday for Norfolk, !
Ia. Fussell's many friends here e
re pleased to learn he is succeed
ng in the business in which he is
ow engaged. \
DR.. D. L. King attended the
fly. first annual meeting of the
'ennessee Dental Association at
Nashville this week. The meeting 70
egan Monday and continued f
trough Wednesday. The meet. II
lg was well attended and the SEES 81
on was an interesting and profit M
BILE one to the members. Vi
Elders Denton and Joe Neither pi
nd, of Clarksburg, were in Hun. bl
ngdon Tuesday. Elder Denton q
i'll succeed Elder CIaud Hall as co
rincipal of the Clarksburg High u
chool and Elder Netherland will
ontinue his work with the school.
le are not informed as to what
lder Halls plans are. J.
George Rummage, a successful no
uck grower, of Irrelevant, bad i
/ acre in beans this season with :"
'tton planted between the bean IA
TVS. He realized over $500 off flo