Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-09-16

The Tennessee State Fair occur
next week in Nashville and man
people in this section are plannin
10 visit the great show.
The Republican campaign commit
tee has opened headquarters W
stairs in the Arcade building.
DR.. R. H. Mills of Baxter was I
Cookeville visitor yesterday.
WANTED-A good middle-aged
woman to do Homework.
-Advt. MRS. B. FOX
i The fellow who wanted it to rail
ought to be satisfied by now. 1t hal
rained almost every day in Cooke
vile for five weeks.
The regular September term o.
Criminal Court will begin next Tues
day, Sept. 81. There are three muir
der cases set for trial, besides the
usual number of minor cases.
Ladies! See our new fall Hats
Suits and Dresses before buying
Advt. WATSON BROS.
w. R. Bradford of Baxter has
bought the Geo. Halle home on Oak
street, paying $4,000.
The freight service on the Tennes-
see Central railroad rs punk and al
sc very much bum. It takes from
three days to a week to get freight
from Nashville, and recently the ed
itor had an item shipped from Leba-
non that got to CookevilIe In exact
ly nine days. That is going some.
There is no excuse for such a poor
service and the people along the line
are entitled to better treatment.
Dress Bingham SOC, 35c, 40c.--Adv.
Y WATSON BROS.
er of streets and police at the regu-
lar annual election on the fourth
Sunday in October. Mayor A. G.
Maxwell now holds this ce and
we understand will not be a candi-
date. Mr.. A. P. Barnes has been
subbested as a candidate and the
Herald believes he would be the
right man for the place. We would
be glad to know how our citizens
generally feel about it.
The Mill-Hensley Grocery Co., new
building is rapidly nearing compile
tion, the concrete floor now being
laid.
See our new fall Suits for the
boys and men before buying
A WATSON BROS.
]. M. Pearson of Defeated was
among our callers Saturday. He
had been visiting N. J. Pearson on
Route 1.
R. j. Terry of Clay county was in
this vicinity last week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
WANTED-50O half gallon cans
filled with apples. See or call Miss
Hanger, Girls Dormitory, T. P. IL
Advt. ct.
A. l.. Smellage OF near Lebanon
was in Cookeville a rev hours yes
terday and dropped in for chat with
the editor man. He stated that he
was going to sell his farm and buy a
smaller one.
]. G. Mccormick of A1good was IN
town yesterday long enough to come
around and renew his subscription to
the Herald for another year.
FOR SALE-6-Horse portable steam
engine; % 38 grain separator, in
good condition. N. J. HOWARD, JOE
Cookeville, Route 5.
.Advt e.
Coles Hot Blast Heaters make a |
big reduction in your coal bill-see
their advertisement and guarantee.
Mrs. Alice Herod of Whitleyville is |
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. D. Ford.
EOn 0fAAE@fV kACuC ldIm huOWu |
as the Foss Chaplin place, one mile
east of Double Springs. J. w. Chul-
cutt, Cookeville. -Advt. At.
Mrs. Walter Fowler and son Thorn
rs have returned to their home at
Quinton, Okla, after visit Of sew
sral weeks with relatives here and
IN Jackson county. Mrs. e. F. Neal
accompanied them to Nashville.
Mrs. w. B. Boyd has returned to
Milligan College.
WANTED-500 half gallon cans
1lled with opples. See or call Miss
Alice Hanger, Girls Dormitory, T. P.
ct.
]. H. Ray, of Murfreesboro, has re-
urned home after visiting relatives
n this city.
Mrs. B. s. Minor is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Annie Fowlkes, at
N. G.
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