Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-12-18

Frank Gailbreath is confined
to his room this week with flu.
John McMiIlin, of Celina, was
in Gainesboro Friday en- route to
Nashville.
Zeb Young, of Castalian
Springs. spent several days here
last week.
Miss Blanche Darwin, of R.4,
was the recent guest of her Sis
ter, Mrs. J. M. Draper.
Jim Quarles has returned to
his home in Cookeville. after
spending several days here.
Misses Nora Spivey and Kate
Shoulders, of Stone. were shop
ping In Gainesboro Monday.
Andrew Foston, who has been
III the west for the past 2 years.
has returned TO his home on Ri
Miss Willie Roberts, of Whites
BEND, has returned from Gar
image, where she visited rela-
tives.
See us for Christmas candies.
fruits and cake markings. M. P.
Bailey 4 Son, Gainesboro, Tenn.
Miss Matte Meadows, of Cell
ma, returned home Sunday, after
a weeks visit with Miss Lille
Brown Gist.
The Jackson County High
School will close FRIDAY for the
holidays. The winter term will
begin January 4.
Hussie Gailbreath, of R-4. who
recently returned from overseas,
left Monday for Nashville, where
ne goes to re.enlist in the mar
ines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sutton
and little daughter, Marcus
Eliza beth, of Detroit, Mich, are
visiting Mrs. Sutton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A Dudney.
G. M. Flynn and son, John
Andrew Flynn and Mr.. Bybee,
of RE-, were in town Tuesday
en- route to Athens, Ala. where
they will probably purchase a
farm.
|. B, Pate, of Dallas, Texas,
came in Saturday to spend the
holidays with home folks. Mr..
Pate travels for Robertson & Co.
of that city, and reports business
very good.
There will be a Christmas tree
at the Methodist church Dec. "a.
in the afternoon. and one at the
Christian church Christmas day
at 1880 p. m. Everybody is cor.
daily invited.
W. II. Dudney, one of the
drillers for the Jackson Oil 3
Gas Co., came in Friday and
spent several days here. MIR.
Dudney reports the oil business
fine and drilling on well No. 2,
going right on. with the expecta.
ton of bringing in oil in 10 days.
A big assortment Of oranges.
apples, grape fruit, nuts and
fancy candies. just arrived.
Also lots of toys for the kiddies,
and nice gifts for the older peo.
pie. Shop early and avoid being
disappointed. = Gainesboro Dry
Goods Co.
There will be no Sentinel pub.
lished Christmas week. This is
in keeping with our usual Gus.
tom, and is done in order to give
US ample time 10 prepare our.
selves for several big dinners 10
which we have already been in
vited. So here's wishing YOU
one and all a Happy Christmas.
Remember Monday, Dec. 20.
is jewelry day at McDearman.
Stafford Co., store. A repre-
sentative Of Endenburg e. Fox.
of Cincinnati, will have a com.
plete stock of the finest of Jew.
elery on display at this store for
one day only. 1t will be worth
your time to see this grand dis.
play of glittering gold, cut glass
etc, whether you buy or not.
Remember the date and come.
We have just received a note
from Mrs. Mary LOFTS, of RE-,
with two dollars, instructing us
to send the paper one year to her
doughter, Mrs. Austin Terry and
son. Fowler LOFTS. both of Coal
inga. California. for a Christmas
present. We are sure Mrs. LOT.
tbs could not have pleased her
children more than to send them
their old home county paper.
We couldn't have suggested a
more valuable present for the
money.
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