Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1920-10-28
Social Courtesies Of CookeVille
NEWS ITEM S

Mr.. and Mrs. James Stamps, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Stamps, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Morgan of Cookeville, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Lofts
-Gainesboro Sentinel.
w. E. Jared of Hopewell visited in
Cookeville and algood this week.
A. A. Staley of Washington, d. c.
is spending several days with his
mother, Mrs NJ. A. Staley. Fred is
an auditor in the Internal Revenue
Department.
| President P. R. Broyles of Baxter
Seminary was in the city Monday
and stated that work is being pushed
on the new Boys Hall in order that
it will be ready for occupancy after
Christmas.
Miss Cora Cooper is spending the
week with her brother, Andrew, in
Nashville.
/ Mrs. Rutledge Smith has returned
from a few days stay in Nashville.
Mrs. c.. A Douglass OF Algood,
after several weeks stay in Florida,
is now in Washington, D. C.
Miss Mabel Holiday is quite i'll
of pneumonia.
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from a brief illness.
The four children of Mrs. Minnie
Crawford Barbour, who have been
ill of scarlet fever, are well and able
to be out again.
Bro. Gum of Sparta was in Cooke
vile Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Sutton of Sparta was the
guest of Mrs. J. T. Anderson and Mrs.
J. N. Cox, this week.
Jim Anderson and ]. N Cox are in
Fentress county. Mr.. Anderson will
move his family to Fen1ress county
in the near future. to be with him
while he is on the road construction
work for that county.
The friends of Governor Benton
McMillin, now Minister to Brazil,
and who has for several years been
Minister to Peru, will be interested
to know that he is soos to be in
Nashville, with his wife, as guests of
Mrs. Dappie McMillin.
Ellen Frances Jared OF Nashville
has been the guest Of her grand
mother, Mrs. Sam Jared.
Ivan Dubois spent the week end
with his parents is Bufralo Valley.
Eve Story, of Detroit, is visiting
in Cookesi,ie.
Will Ldnsden was in Cookeville a
few days recently.
Mrs. Claude Darwin has been quite
iii for several days.
Miss Swayne, of Nashville, trained
nurse, has charge of Miss Mabel
Holiday, who is i'll of pneumonia.
Mrs. C. H. Hickman OF Algood en-
tertained at dinner on Saturday,
complimentary to Mrs. Cora C.. Lucas
of South Carolina. Mrs. w. A. How
ard and Mrs. c. C. Epperson were
guests.
Mrs. ]. T. Moore, OF Algood, gave
a moving picture party on Thursday
evening, complimentary to her guest,
Mrs. Evans, of Liberty, Tenn.
e. M. Dubois. of Buffalo Valley.
was in Cookeville recently.
J. T. Anderson was called to Gal
latin on Monday by the news of the
sudden death of his nephew, Ed An
derson, who was found dead in his |
factory on Monday morning. The
deceased was a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bird Anderson, of Gallatin.
Os Wednesday, Nov. 10, at my !
home on Martins Creek, in the 18th
District, will sell to tne highest
bidder, my personal property, con-
sisting of live stock, crop, household
furniture, tools, etc.
.(Advt.) T. B. PRESLEY.
Unless the democratic women of
Putnam county go to the polls on
next Tuesday, Putsam county, for
The first time in its history, will re-
turn a republican majority in.
presidential election. Surely the
daughters and grand-daughters of
he Cosfederate soldiers of Putnam
county will not desert the memories
md traditions of the South on next
Tuesday. The democratic woman
who does not vote in sext Tuesdays
election is, in effect, casting half
vote for the republican ticket. They
nay rest, assured that practically all