Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-01-10
M'KENLlE HAPPENINGS
some interesting Items From Our
Neighborlng CITY

saFs ~ Meadows is confined
g Der bed with rheumatism.
Clyde Smith made business
"trip to Fulton, Ky. last Saturday.
Ed Nalpole, Of jackson. spent
two days with homefolk last week
Mr.. and Mrs. E +. BACKYARD
g Oklahoma, are visiting the Nc
Kenzies.
Clifford Phillips. OF Nashville.
spent Sunday and Monday with
homefolk.
George Blanks. OF Irrelevant,
transacted business in our little
city Monday.
David Parnell has six cases of
10 At his home. SO far none seem
TO be critical cases.
David Below, progressive
farmer Of Atwood. was business
caller here Monday.
Mrs. L. Il. Phillips spent several
days this week with the Quinn
family in Mayfeld, KY.
Miss Iva Owen, who is teaching
in the city schools. has been sick
with the flu the past week.
M. W, Younkin. secretary Of
the Johnson Porter Clay Co., spent
Monday ID Paris on business
Mrs. w. Il. RegenaId visited
several days this week with the
Weisiger family in Memphis
Mrs. Robins returned this week
from Tupelo, Miss, after pleas
ant visit with Mr.. Robins relatives.
w. 0. johnson, prominent real
estate dealer, has been conGned to
his home several days with the flu.
Miss Thelma Thorne, who is em-
ployed il the postoffice, has been
sick with tonsilitis for several
days.
Resin Perry, who recently moved
here from the Twenty-tbird dis
trict, has five cases of flu at his
home.
Sam 7. Sparks shipped a car of
hogs and a car of cattle Saturday,
r D. GUN also shipped a car Of
stock.
Miss Hester Bird, OF Como. has
been visiting the families OF T. L.
Thomas and Wheat Smith this
week.
Mesdames Ed Parnell and Hor
ace Ray spent several days this
week with relatives in BIythes-
vile, Ark.
Fount Scates sold his farm, west
of town. this week to Err. Nc
Bride, Of Gleason. Consideration
$50 per acre.
G. B. Childers has purchased
the place known as the Charlie
Parks home from G. r. Young
and John X. Witt.
Robert Herne, who has a posi-
ton 10 the Nashville postoffie, |
spent several days with his father, |
west Of town, this week.
Mrs. M. d. Fletcher and daugh-
ter returned this week, after a
weeks visit with Miss Willie
Fletcher Adams in Mississippi.
Miss Emma Grooms, of near
Christmasville, came home Tues
day from the powder plant, where
she has had a splendid position.
Rev. A. d. Maddox, who has
the Dresden circuit, was in Nc
Ken3ieAthis week Bro Maddox
still lives at Big Sandy, as he pre-
fers that place to Dresden.
Fl. q. Leech, of Atwood, was in
our town two days this week look
ing for a home here. He is
brother Of Clifford Leach, of the
firm Of Leech, Everett & Co.
Miss Ruby Smith, of Atwood,
spent two days here last week on
her return to Nashville, where she
holds position in a bank. Miss
Smith finished in Bethel College
last year.
The family Of w. t. Sparks are
N present ia a critical condition.
b Idle and bis wife are confined to
their bed with flu, and one of the
smaller children was taken sick
Friday.
Or. Harris Collier and wife spent
.everal days this week in Paducahh
XIV, with Rev. Peter Fields, Mrs,
Golfers father. who is in bad
health.
Charlie Wrinkle arrived home
n New Years day, be being the
irst boy to reach home from over
;eas OF the volunteers from our
own. Charlie says he is glad to
ret home. He has gained about
35 pounds.