Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-13

g Winchester has ordered for Sat
, urday full supply of pork, spare
ribs, liver, brains, lamb and til,
hest ham in the world. Call him
Telephone 84. 22.1
Misses Pearl and Lille Garrett
Messrs. Clarence Winston and MAJ
Heath, Of Mckenzie. spent Sun.
day with Misses Mattye Blake anc
: Virdia Woods near McLemores-
vile.
Miss Mamie Payne spent the
week endin jackson, visiting Mrs.
| Howard Eason. She was accom-
penied home by Miss Lola Wilder,
who had spent the week there.
Order your roast from Winches-
ter Saturday for Sunday. He has
lots of nice ones-beef, pork and
lamb. He will hold it until Sun
day morning. if you so desire.
LOST OR STRAYED-F Friday of
last week a red heifer calf, weight
about 200 pounds. ANY informa-
ton concerning same will be ap-
preciated BY Hayward Hiiliard.
Prof. E. H. Edwards, who has
been principal of the Trezevant
High School for nine years, has
accepted the principalship of the
school at Henry and will move his
family to that place.
Mrs. j. B. Sanders and daugh-
ter, Jean. are visiting Mrs. Sanders
son, in Pittsburgh, Pa, and will
also visit her brother, A. NJ
Braid, in Ohio before returning
home.
If your appetite is gone and you
have that dark brown taste of a
morning, try some Iowa Pride"
ham, and the odor Of is cooking
gives YOU an appetite. Call tele-
phone "a. % 1t
Will j. NOEL motored over from
Lexington Saturday evening and
was accompanied home Sunday by
his family, who had been spend
ing several days with the family
Of w. L. NOEL.
There will be preaching service
at the county farm. Al miles from
Huntingdon, Sunday. June Is. t
1920 a. M, by Ii. ). Albin; also
at Liberty All church at $3.50 p m.
same day. Everybody invited to
these services.
Mrs. G. A. Teacbout is visiting
her daughter. Miss Annie Louise,
who is attending school at Hadder-
field, N. j. She will also visit
New York. Philadelphia and other
points Def e returning home.
Miss Jennie Lee Evans, Of
Milan, visited the family of |
Writ Evans the first of the week.
She was en- route home from Hol-
low Rock, where she participated
in the Browne Chambers marriage.
When it comes to raising tur-
keys, Mrs. E. N, Quiilen, of Hol-
low Rock Junction, is pronounced
success. She set turkey on II
eggs in the spring, which came off
with IA little turkeys. Evidently
the turkey was onto the job, too,
and contributed to the setting.
Camden Chronicle.
Mrs. j. V. Freeman has just re-
Gently returned from a visit to
relatives at Batesville and Nesbitt,
Miss. While at BatesviIle, she at
teHded the commencement exer-
cises of the high school from which
her nephew, Dick Price, was
graduated. - Brownsville States
Graphic.
FARM FOR SALE-115 acres, all
level, 100 acres fine level land in
cultiyation; can't be beat; nice D.
room dwelling, large barn, good
we'll and orchard; located 4 miles
from Huntingdon on Mckenzie
road. Price $500, good terms.
Fred Tate, Real Estate, Hunting
don and Irrelevant. 22-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Smith left
Wednesday for Gleason, where
Mr.. Smith has accepted position
with F. A. Lovelace. They came
here about a year ago from Nc
kenzie. and Mr.. Smith was with
the Dodson. Carter Co. until the
recent sale of that store to w. M.
Huddleston. They are clever
people and their many friends here
wish them we'll in their new home. /.