Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1918-12-05

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Sergeant Willie N. Garrett has been
discharged from the officers training
camp with a recommendation for q
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been in the service about sixteen
mePthsE a9d Yhis clerical ability FWpss pc
such '4alue that he Was kept in CAMPS
IN this country to assist ip1 keeping
official records. He arrived Sunday at
the home of his brother, Esq. w. NJ.
Garrett, of South Carthage and went
to Dixon Springs Monday to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ross and children
of Dixon Springs were visitors in Car
thage Sunday.
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Dixon Springs was a Thanksgiving
/ Mr.. r. H. Yeaman of Defeated was
here this week visiting his son, F..
/ w. Yeaman.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Chism were in
/ Nashville last week visiting relatives
and friends.
Will Maddux McClarin, who is a
student in the medical department of
Vanderbilt, was in Carthage the week
end to see his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r, McClarin.
DR.. G. H. Donoho and daughter,
Miss Geraldine, Miss Lucy Swope and
Mrs. F. B. Cox were in Nashville
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Fl. B. Thackston was visiting
friends in Nashville Sunday.
James cold Brother") Woods has
severed his connection on the Courier
force. For many, many years "Old
Brother" has been the power behind
the presses in various printing offices
in Carthage and was a valuable man
at the wheel. He took pride in his
ability to turn the presses as, perhaps,
no other man could, and his quitting
forced us 10 instill electrical fixtures
And all of our machinery is now OPP
Grated with electricity.
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Carthage Branch, will leave Friday
for Nashville on business. It is likely
chat George will visit relatives at
Louisville, KY, before his return
Misses Flossie Fisher, Georgia
Smith, Ruth Gray and Leila Ellington
were in Nashville Tuesday night to
hear John Mccormick, the celebrated
tenor singer.
Attorney JEFF McCarn of Nashville
was in Carthage on legal business
last Saturday.
Roy Lyon and James Read return.
ed few days ago from the officers
training camp at Camp Taylor, they
4 having been discharged from military
service
Mrs. Johnnie Christian has return.
ed from a several days stay at Lam
|, caster and has resumed her position
at the store of Chambers & Samson.
DIR. C. A. Womack is spending sew
eral days at Cookeville this week in
voicing the stock of drugs recently
purchased there Ray Womack, whC
is filling prescriptions at the Carthage
Drug Co. in DR.. Womack's absence
will go to Cookeville next week to take
} charge of that stock of drugs.
} Mrs. w. B. Pickering fell from g
, door in her residence a few days age
and broke her left arm. While Mrs
Pickering's injuries proved very pain
full she is rapidly recovering.
Henry Thackston has returned tC
his home at Elmwood after receiving
his honorable discharge from the
army at Camp Taylor.
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