Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-06-27

FARM FOR SALE-30 acres, two
miles from Huntingdon; 20 acres
level land cultivated; Broom dwell
ling. Price, $1,000, good terms.
Fred Tate, Real Estate, Hunting
don and Irrelevant. "a q
Engineer Emmet Sneed and wife
moved Wednesday to Memphis.
This news is a source Of much
regret toour people who hold this
popular couple in the highest
esteem. - ,exington Republican.
Vernon 3ouds, Jas. Mccall,
Hobcrt Massey and Carl Enochs
went to Mckenzie Tuesday and
played with the Mckenzie ball
team against Dresden, and McKen-
zie won the game, the score being
IL to |.
Ed. j. A. Traugh. the Advent
list preacher. and family have
moved to farm near Huntingdon.
He rendered great service to our
people as nurse during the in
fluenza epidemic last fall and
winter. Lexington Republican.
Miss Zelma Simpson returned
last Thursday from attending her
grandmother Simpsons funeral at
Pulaski. Mrs. Simpson had lived
to the age of 81 years. Miss
Zelma also visited in Lynnville
before returning home.
Miss Maynard Traywick came
over from Yuma. where she is
teaching music, and spent the
week end. She bad as her guest,
Miss Addie Roberts, of Lexington.
Mrs. Traywick went with Miss
Maynard to Yuma and is visiting
relatives there.
Mrs. H j Peoples returned the
latter part Of last week from
Cleveland, O., where she visited
her five sons, two Of whom. Larry
and AID, had just returned from
France. Mrs. Peoples was ac-
companied home by Mrs. Linden
Peoples and little son.
Mrs. w. M. HuddlestoD came
in from Paris last Thursday and
joined her husband here. They are
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs. John
w Barrow Mrs. HuddIeston is
behind the counter in their store,
recently purchased from Dodson-
Carter Go. The Democrat well
comes this family into our town.
Mrs. W. q. Spellings and little
Rena May, Of AIlume, |
Okla; Mrs. jamie Cawthon, Of |
Hugo. Okla. and A. g. SpeIIings.
IF Memphis. returned to their
homes last Sunday, after
visiting the family of G. G. Spell
ings.
We are requested to announce
Soldier and Community Day at
Mt Zion church the fifth Sunday,
June 20. Dinner on the ground. |
Public, especially soldiers, are well
.ome. Speakers: Capt. Gordon
Browning, DR.. Roy Douglass,
oorf. 9. H. Moody, and Mrs. E.
4ove Hawkins Mebape.
Seborn J. Chambers. rural mail
arrier out on route No 3, has
to the department., his
to take effect July 1.
ar. Chambers mas been in the mail
eryice for about sixteen Yeas and
as made a good carrier. He says
e quits the service with kindest
ceiling for all connected with the
ervice and especially for the
atrons on his route, who have at
Il times been so kind and cou.-
eous to him.
Among those from out of town :
tho attended w. L. Fowler's !
uneral we're Chas. d. Crider. of
ackson; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
cath, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
'rooks, and james Leach, of At
God; Mrs, Lizzie McCollum and
aughter, Miss Stella WayneiI
lartin and family. Mrs. /. S. |
Ioore, Will Browning, Mrs. Joel /
Thompson and Embree Pickens, II
Milan; Clifford and Claude
each, of Mckenzie; Mat Chance
nd family, and Robert Chance
IN family. of McLemoresviIIe.
+uy Fowler, of Akron, Ohio, did
OF reach here until after the bur- ]
j, getting in Monday morning.