The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-04

Miss Agnes Rosenblatt left ths
first of the week for Houston, Tex,
where she will visit friends for shor
time. Miss Rosenblatt will also visit
other points in the west before hel
return.
\ Miss Hilda McCray is attending
the Epworth League convention in
! Sevierville this week. On her return
she will be the guest Of Mrs. O. +
Anderson, at the st. James Hotel,
in Knoxville
Rev. Watts, who has been conduct
4 ing a successful Seventh Day Adven'
fist meeting in a tent, near the Feder
al building, left yesterday for Ashe-
vile. He. expects to return tc
I Greeneville some time in September
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Brown will
I entertain the latter part Of the pres
ent week with an informal house par
! ty at Greystone, in compliment tt
I Judge and Mrs. Dana Harmon ant
their guests, Mrs. Fells and Mrs. Arm
strong.
While this newspaper has not been
given permission to make further
statements, we do have the right to
state that Greeneville is to have
another big business at an early date
--one that win probably mean much
to the town and community.
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DR.. and Mrs. H. M. Taylor enter
tanned with an informal dinner Tues.
day evening, in honor Of Mrs. Willit
Lawrence Marks, of Poughkeepsie,
N. T., who has been the guest of he
parents, Hon. and Mrs. l.. L. Law.
renee, of Tusculum, for short time
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Mr.. Fox d. Stephens, of Macon
Ca, has been the guest of Greeneville
relatives for the past few days. Foy
retains his same jovial disposition and
it does our people good to see him re
tain word of good cheer for his old
acquaintance and friends.
Mr.. j. D. Hartman, from the Mos
helm vicinity--one of the best known
citizens Of that section, has been un
dergoing treatment at the new Doc
tors Hospital, on Summer street, for
several days Friends of Mr.. Hart
man will be glad to know that his con
dition is greatly improved.
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1t is to be hoped that the election
will pass off quietly tomorrow. There
is no indication of trouble in any sec
ticn, if ave have been correctly in
formed People generally are getting
more liberal in their views and are
willing to accord the other fellow tho
same consideration they would ask
for Themselves.
Governor A. H. Roberts spoke to
fair-sized audience in the circuit
court room of the new court house
yesterday afternoon. He was intro
duced by Hon. l.. H. Trim and fol-
more than one hour reviewed his rec
ord as governor for The past two
years. Quite a number of his enthu
siastic supporters from different sec
tions of the county were hear to hear
him.
The Daily Sun will receive the re-
turns from Greene county for the va
rious districts, at the editorial rooms
Of the office. 1t is also hoped to re-
ceive the results from the twelvd
counties of the First Congressional
district. This information will be
gladly furnished our readers if they
will call the office over either tele
phone. The office will be open unit
at least 10 p. M, and should the race
prove close we will keep open house"
until something definite is received.
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The H. 7. Hackney Co., we'll known
grocerymen, operating o
chain of possibly thirty or more
stores, have taken charge of the
Smith & Rosenblatt wholesale gro
Gerry company of this city, taking
complete charge today. Our readers
will observe an official notice in
another column of the Daily Sun to
day. This new company will doubt
less attract much new business ia
and Greene county
They are also succeeding one of the
most popular and well known firms o.
this section.
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This section was visited by good
rain Sunday afternoon--one that wa.
badly needed. The corn crop is sale
TO be looking exceedingly fire, as is
also vegetables of most all kinds.
There seems to be some slight com.
plant alb ut the tobacco crop in GER
tain sections. Planters are complain
ng that the crop is not growing off
even and that much replanting is hav
ng to be done even at this late date
It is noy reasonably assured that thu
crop Throughout this section, how
ever, will be the largest ever known
and with the right kind of a season
he quality will insure satisfactory
prices. The price being paid on the
North and South Carolina markets il
said to be equally as good as last sea
son, and this fact should encourage
our people.