Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12


Place your orders now with the
Enterprise for strawberry tickets.
2-3t
Neal Freeman Has Accident
He accidentally wrote man fire
and tornado insurance policy last
week. See him about yours 51-4t
Operation for Appendicitis
Miss Mona Lloyd, accompanied by
her father, Mr. J. W. Lloyd, and DR..
Basil Mayo, went to Nashville on
Tuesday for an operation for appen-
dicitis
Red Cross Money
Mr.. Joe Holbrook
Dear Sir:-The NJ. E. Church,
South, at Hickory Grove gave me
$5.37 and will add dollar, making
$685.. This is to go to the Red
Cross. L. Miller.
Call for Photographers
Secretary Suddath tells us that
the local Exemption Board is in re-
ceipt of a call for volunteer photog-
raphers for army duty, and states
that if there be any in Weakley coun-
ty who wish to volunteer for this
service transportation will be fur
nished to the training camp by APP
plication to the local board.
Lodge Flourishing
Deputy Sheriff Rig Davis informs
us that the Hyndsver W. 0. W. lodge
is fairly flourishing, that II new
applications were filed and acted
upon at last Tuesday nights meet
ing. The Dresden degree staff,
John Taylor, captain, has been in
vited to visit the Hyndsver lodge and
confer the degree, which it will do
at an early date.
Rooster at Auction
Mr.. Arthur Waggener, near Mt
Pelia, will sell his household and
Kitchen furniture, stock, etc, at auc.
ton Saturday, and has donated a fine
rooster, which will be sold at auc.
ton for the benefit of the Red
Cross. Mr.. Tom Todd will cry the
sale and says he expects to make
this rooster bring as much as F. c
e Ezell's fine R. l. Reds have been sell
r ing for
+ Dock Rawls Married
q Mr.. Dock Rawls, of Ruthvllle
reached Martin one day this Weel
f with his bride, to whom he was mar
n ried in Oklahoma last week. Mrs
e Rawls was the widow of the lat
: Willie Rawls, nephew of her presen
husband. Her maiden name wa
Brann. They are spending thei
v honeymoon in Martin, where MI
IL Raws expects to purchase a home
s Their legion of friends extend con
is gratulations.
u Bonds Case Saturday
The case Of the young man Bond
brought here Tuesday from Mem
u phis to answer an indictment charg
. ing the transportation of whlske
D through this county, is set for hearln
q on Saturday. His bail was place
# at 81, 500, in default of which he wa
ID sent to Jail. This has been a prett
busy week in circuit court, nunibe
of misdemeanor cases being dispose
v of. The grand jury adjourned las
~ Saturday over to Wednesday. Sew
eral divorce cases will be trie
lie next week.
= Death Of Young Man
+ Rack Gillian. about "A years c
il age, died Monday at the hore OF NJ
brother, Tom Gillian, near Merida
10 church, after a short illness of pneu
: monia. Mack was an industrious
~ honorable young man, loved by a
n who knew him. He wa3 a menlbe
q of Meridian church, where the RI
mains were laid to rest Tuesday,
large number of sorrowinG relative
and friends being present to pay
n last tribute of respect to this spler
~ did young man.
% To My Friends
= Having gone to war and left m
business in care of my mother,
- order that l may have a bushes
: when I return from the service
" ask my friends to stand by me b
~ giving me a liberal amount of the
" trade. wish to say to all partl'
who owe me, please pay, up as ia
DIS as possible. My obligations mu
lis be met, and it is more nncessal
ne now, that cannot be thel
er Again ask my friends to help n
- there in my business while am
our country's service.-C. L. Wood
os Liberty Bonds
Nhildran Crv