Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1919-02-06

DR.. Abe King of Chestnut Mound
was in Carthage first of the week
Miss Roby Scruggs of Nashville,
accompanied by Mis- Edna Felts, has
returned to her home after a short
visit to her sister, Mrs. Kirk Savage
w. d. Lynch and his brother of
Stonewall were in Carthage this week
appearing as witnesses in a lawsuit
Mr.. Lynch has recently moved from
the Maggart neighborhood to the
Stonewall vicinity.
Friends of Mrs. John Wade will be
glad to learn that she is recovering
severe attack of influenza and pneu-
inonia. Fer about two weeks, Mrs.
Wade was seriously i'll and her re-
covery was in doubt.
Frank Yeaman was called to Diff
cult last Tuesday to attend the bed
side of his father, 'Uncle Bob" Yea
man, who was stricken with paralysis.
Reports from "Uncle Bob" this morn
ing are that he is in a serious condi-
ton and but little hope is entertained
for his recovery.
Mrs. w. E. Myer is spending this
week in Nashville.
Mrs. E. S. Hart was in Nashville
first of the week.
Benson Wooten of Nashville was in
Carthage first of the week represent
ing the Missouri State Life Insurance
Co.
Gus Lock of Goodlettsville was in
Carthage first of the week to see his
sister, Aunt" Polly Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stafford and lit
tie son of Huntsville spent Sunday in
Carthage with relatives.
E. T. Morris, Jr., of Monoville was
in Carthage today looking after
business interests. Mr.. Morris has
advertised a sale of his live stock to
take place at Monoville Saturday, Feb
ruary Is, 1919 The stock will be
sold at public auction and on twelve
months time.
Stanton S. Smith of Defeated was
in Carthage today.
The Colonial Theater, after being
closed for the past week or so on ac-
count of the flu epidemic, will re
open Saturday night with a strong
picture play, "Ghost of Yesterday"
R. D. Sircy and w. S. Sloan of the
14th district of Jackson county, are
in Carthage today looking after to-
bacco interests on the loose leaf floor.
Mrs. Perry Hughes of South Car
thage is spending several days with
her daughter, Mrs.James Eaton, of
Scottsville, KY.
George Hughes fell last Saturday
and seriously and painfully cut his
left hand on a drawing knife. The
doctor sewed the wound and "ComTno-
dore" is getting along very nicely.
G. F. NJ. Russell and Lee Kemp of
Difficult were in Carthage Monday
looking after the interests of the heirs
of Floyd and Lizzie Satterield. Mr..
Russell was appointed guardian for
said heirs and qualified while here
before Judge David Hodges in the
County Court. Myers & Gardenhire
fixed Mr.. Russell's bond.
Tilford and Jesse Gregory of r. /,
Pleasant Shade, were in Carthage
Tuesday.
Jared Ford, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Hackett of near
Monoville for the past few weeks,
has gone to Lebanon to re-enter
school.
Ben Drake returned Sunday night
from Burksville, KY, on the Str.
Fall. Ben has been at Burksville for
the past several weeks in the employ
of J. P Baker & Son. !. He left We'd
nesday morning for Gallatin, where
he will continue with Messrs. Baker
& Son in the tobacco business.
T. E. Armistead and family have
been confined to their home with in
fuenza.
Victor Holland of Willette, a travel
ing salesman for Arbuckles Bros. COT