Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1920-01-29

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John Alien, of Sumner county,
is visiting his brother, Dan AL
len.
G. NJ. Flynn and son, A. L.
Flynn. returned Tuesday from a
business trip to Nashville.
Trade and traffic has been dull
in Gainesboro for the past few
days owing to high water.
w. C. Reed, of Rs, who has
been suffering with flu for the
past three weeks, was in town
Tuesday.
Miss Lalla Mai Quarles has re-
turned from a weeks visit to her
sister, Miss Miriam. and aunt.
Mrs. Ada Tinsley, at Columbus,
Miss.
w, +. Sadler is attending the
annual session of the Masonic
Grand Lodge at Nashville this
week. He is representing the
locol lodge.
MIR. and Mrs. Bird Lee Quar-
les have returned from Column
bus. Miss. Ma. QuarleS has re-
sumed his former position with
Quarles & McCawley Co.
George Dudney, Sr., has sold
his town property where he now
lives, to ]. W. Draper. and will
give possession in a short time.
He will return to his farm in
Free State.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. + w
Mabry, of Mangum, Okla, Sat-
urdav, Jan. "a, at II a. m, a sou.
His name is Earl Harris Mabry.
The news came to H. M. Halle
by telegram.
Jas. r Spuriock, Of R.3, call
ed at the Sentinel office first of
last week and renewed his sub.
scripuon for another year. Mr..
Spurlock is 81 years of age, but
is enjoying reasonably good
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Darwin, of
Cookeville, who was called to
Gainesboro last week on account
of the illness and death of the
latter's grandfather, j. NJ. John.
son, who died Thursday, have re-
turned home,
B. L. Quarles and Miss Mona
Sadler, members Of the firm of
Quarles & McCawley Co., left
Saturday for Nashville and St.
Louis. where they will buy a big
bill of spring merchandise. They
were accompanied by Miss Bon.
ME Sadler, of North Springs,
who will buy for her father, H.
l.. Sadler.
G. C. Hufflnes, of Bagdad, was
in Gainesboro during the week
end. Mr.. Huffines is represent
ing Phillips-Trawick Co., of
Nashville in this upper country.
He has been on the road only a
few months, but the service he
is rendering his house puts him
in rank with the older knights
of the Grip" Gene is O. K. as
is the groceries he sells.
P. ]. Anderson has returned
from Celina where he had been
transacting legal business for
several days.
w. H. Dudney of Gallatin, R-3
was the guest of relatives here
several days this week. Mr..
Dudney recently returned from
a prospecting trip to Brownsville
Texas, where he is contempla-
ting buying fine farm.
C. C. Gore, who has been at
tended the law department of
Cumberland University at Leb.
anon, returned Tuesday, having
completed the regular law course
On account of being i'll he was
prevented from taking the state
bar examination until June.
DR.. R. C. Cav returned Tues.
day from Chicago, where he has
been doing post graduate work
in general surgery and clinical
medicines for the past few
months. DR.. Cav had extern
sive hospital experience and
work in both internal medicine
general surgery at Nashville
city hospital last year before
taking his post graduate work.
He will resume practice here.
We are glad to report L. w.
Wootcn well known carpenter.
rapidly recovering from an ill.,
ness which has kept him confin-
ed for the past two years. Mr..
Wooten says he is gaining
strength every day and hopes to
be able to resume his profession