Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1919-02-21

DR.. j, w. Mccall has returned
from couple of months stay in
New Orlean.
Mrs. S. Z Rogers is visiting
her sister, Miss Mary Box, at the
johnson Hotel.
Those il need Of boot and shoe
and rubber boot repairing, also
harness, may have their work
neatly and PROMPTLY done BY call
ing on B. j. Bervard, Jr., in rear
of w. E. Lees store.
Mrs. Elmedia billiard suffered
a very painful accident last Tues
day evening in the dislocation OF
her shoulder. She was out in the
yard looking after her evening
chores when in some way she fell
causing the dislocstiOn.
Nathan Wall and Lois Darnall
have returned to their homes in
the Clarkburg community from
oversee service for Uncle Sam.
They came in the latter part of
last week and were glad to get
home again.
H. F. Alden. j E. Fowler,
Frank Campbell, Hamp and Tur-
ney Travis, Will and Roe Todd
and Amos GalIamore, prominent
citizens of the Hinkledale COM
munity. were here Tuesday looking
after matters connected with the
T. M. Travis estate.
A few cotton growers met at
the court house last Saturday
afternoon to discuss the cotton
planting situation. There we're
not enough present to take any
permanent action, but 1t was hoped
that the growers IN this county
would cut their acreage at least
40 per cent, and that all farmers
would Loyalty stand together in the
interest of the county.
Capt. and Mrs. r. H. Carter
arrived here this week from Camp
Dodge, Iowa, for a visit with home
folk. Capt. Carter is under orders
to report to Hoboken, N. J,,
where he will be in transport SER
vice as personnel adjutant, be-
tween the United States and France.
Mrs. Carter will remain here for
the present with her mother, Mrs.
James II. Mccall.
Conway jenkins has returned
home from Camp Pike, where he
had been for service for several
months, doing service for Uncle
Sam. Conway has been sick and
10 the hospital for while, but is
now on the way to complete re-
He received an honorable
discharge and is glad to be at home |
again. His people and friends are
also pleased to have him with them
again.
Louis Carnal, whose home is in |
The Clarkburg community, but
who has been iu France for some
time, is back on this side OF the
big pond. His people had a mes. |
sage from him a few days ago
announcing this fact. For while
Mr.. Carnals people we're very anx-
Gus about him. They heard from
lin about two, weeks ago for the
irst time since sometime before
he armistic was signed, and they
feared that he had been the victim
If some misfortune.
J. E. Scates, who has been con-
lected with the Morgan & Hester
,tave factory north of town for
some time, has resigned his posi-
ion and will go to Batesville
Miss. He will leave for Batesyille
With his family the latter part Of
his week. Mr.. Scates has accepted
position with the Chickasaw
Jooperage Company at a splendid
ialary. This is good family and
We wish them happiness and sue
,ess in sheir new home.
The Huntingdon committee of
he fatherless children of France
society enjoyed receptionW ednes-
lay evening of last week at the
lome Of the efficient county chair
nan, Mrs. Neill Wright, ID honor
II Mrs. G. A. Waterfeld, of
Brownsville, who is chairman of
he Brownsville branch. which in
,ludes 10 West Tennessee counties.
Huntingdon has adopted 81 orp-
lans. A number of guests we're
at Mrs Wright's reception
md greatly enjoyed meeting Mrs.
Naterfield, who formerly lived
lere and has. a host of friends
among our people. There we're