Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

L. S Davis OF K was mere oatuf-
day.
JW Pickett of Madison, was in town
recently.
m fitzpatrick was in to see US
Monday.
W. H. Dudney went to GalIatia
Wednesday.
Fred Tardy. Jr., is visiting relatives
near WhitleyVille.
DR.. r C Cav spent the latter part of
the week in Nashville.
Mrs.'A. d. Byrne, has returned from
an extended visit in Granville
John Cox Of Montery visited relatives
in Gibson hollow last week
Miss Ferol Rogers of Whites Bend,
spent the week end with friends here.
W. {. Heady, of Spencer, was the
guest of relatives here last week.
l.. B. Anderson of Hamilton, Miss ,
is here winding up some real estate
matters.
Sam Carver of Haydeuburg RI, was
in Wednesday and added his name to
our mailing list.
Charles Brown and little son Samuel,
of Granville transacted business in
Gainesboro Tuesday.
Miss Estele Wade Of Rough Point
has returned home after pleasant
stay with relativea here.
Edwin Reeves who has been attend
ing F. &. c. Military school at Tulla-
homa, returned home Saturday.
Jim Brown. of Haydenburg RI,
paid US visit Wednesday Visits
like unto Jfm's, are very pleasing and
refreshing, always.
Jeff Lofts of CookeviIle, was here
Tuesday, enroute home from Tinsley 8
Bottom, where he visited Mr.. and
Mrs Hardy Cook.
FOR SALE: Ford touring car, 1918
model, good casirg; good condition;
practically new. Luke Dennis, Gain
osborO, Tenn.
Miss Doris Halle has returned from
Nashville where she has been in school.
She is visiting her aunt, Mrs W G.
Terry on route 2
Miss Lala Mai Quarles, assistant
book keeper at the bank, is back on
the job after AN absence of five days
on account illness.
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Cookevile, and daughter, Miss Mai
Anderson, are the guests of r. A.
Montgomery and wife.
Mark McDearman. who has been at.
tending school at Gallatin, returned
home Tuesday. Mark is enjoying
much better health than usual,
Henderson Young and wife of Okla.
homa. are visiting Mr.. Young's father,
John L. Young. This is their first trip
in seven years.
Mrs. J. A Montgomery of Nashville
is visiting here Mr. Montgomery
came up several days ago on account
ill health. thinking the change might
do him good.
Drs. @. f. Reeves and H. P. Lofts.
attended the Jwennty-fifth annual
meeting of the Upper Cumberland
Medical Society at Cookeville. Tues.
day. They report the meeting very
successful one.
Josh Chapman, of Roaring river,
who has been serving his country in
the Aviation Corps in France returned
home last week. Mr.. Chapman was
drafted into service from California in
1917. His friends are glad to have
him with them again.
H. Grady Gore, one of our local at
torneys left Wednesday for Gallatin,
where he will institute proceedings to
contest will of John Harper, deceased.
Mr.. Harper was a wealthy farmer of
Sumner county, who disinherited his
children by his first wife, willing a
large estate to his last wife and chill.
dren Mr. Gore represents the first
children.
A. NJ. Pate, who has been serving
his country slaughtering Huns" in
France, returned home Monday. He
was in the BIRD division, which played
an important part in BRING about the
signing of the armistice last Novem
Der. Prior to his enlistment, he repre-
scented the Oriental Oil Co., of Dallas,
Texas, and expects to be with the
company again. after taking a real
good rest.
F. M. Anderson has returned from
Nashville. where he sold 2lS fat hogs.
They weighed 40. $50 pounds and brou.
ght 1880.
A team II mules belonging to d. s.
Davis. Rs, was drowned in Cumber.
land river at tie mouth of Roaring riv-
er Saturday evening. Mr.. Davis was
crossing the river with a load of corn.
and when in mid stream the mules
back the loaded wagon overheard, pull.
ing them into the water. drowning in
a few minutes. Mr.. Anderson, who
owns the ferrybOat paid Mr.. Davis
$40 for the loose Of mules and corn