Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1920-03-25

guest of her daughter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Cox.
Mrs. Miller has recently returned from
visit to her other daughter, Mrs. L.
NJ. Bryan at GreenvilIe, S. C.
Miss Erylene Massey of Dixon
Springs has entered college at Gala
tin
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Green of Gala
tin and Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Harris of
Nashville spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. James Massey of Dixon
Springs.
The Carthage Marble Works has ac-
cepted an order for handsome piece
of monument work for FL. HI. Kyle of
| Celina. The shaft, made of white Geor-
/ gia Marble, is Is feet and 2 inches
high and weighs II 900 pounds. Price
1850.
! If you like Kate Douglass Wiggin,
| be sure to see 1.-THE Old Peabody Pew"
| The Carthage Courier is in receipt
| of a communication from Oscar Ollie
hay, a former Smith County boy, but
now residing in Oklahoma. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dil1ehay are living at Oklahoma
City, where Mr.. Dillehay has re-enter-
| ed the fire insurance, being connected
with special agency work for the Home
Insurance Co. in that state.
i Marvin Ford and family of Gallatin
were guests Sunday Of relatives in
Carthage.
| Miss Addie Crouch Read, who is at
tending Ward-Belnont at Nashville,
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Read.
VIII Ford High, Haskell Stone, Cor
dell Rigsby and Odell Craighead left
recently for Detroit, Michigan.
Ben S. Read of Denver, Colorado
-. i
account Of the death of his brother,
James S. Read.
Albert Meador of Donoho has been
spending several days in Carthage
with his son, John Meador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Witt of La
fayette were recent guests of Mr.. and
: Mrs. james Russell.
Miss Chester Huffines, who is teach
ing a successful school at Jonesboro,
spent the weekend with her parents,
The school at Turkey Greek has re-
: opened under the management of Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Huffines.
Mrs. John Chapman is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G B. Thackston, of
Smyrna.
Miss ANNA Hampton Robbins OF
: Nashville was the weekend guest of
2 her aunt, Mrs. Floyd Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Smith and little
sen Of Stonewa1 were the Sunday
guests OF Mrs. Callie Smith.
I. J. Samson, proprietor of the Sam
7 son Tobacco Works at Glasgow, has
returned home after spending a day OF
two with his brother, Titus Samson.
Winnie and Win T. Samson of Ian
e caster have been visiting relatives II
r Carthage.
r The Carthage Courier is in receipi
= Of a 1a{-o D L G. 6
Murfreesboro, Tenn, who says he
I wants the paper sent to him so thai
he can keep in touch with the people
in his old home county. Mr.. Sadler was
born and raised in the Chestnut Mounc
: community. He moved to Rutherford
County about four years ago and i:
5 now living on the Manchester pike
three miles from Murfreesboro Hi:
! many friends vii be glad to learn tha-
: he is doing well.
a Hugh Lias Huffines of Lower Bill
: Town, u. S. A, better known as tn,
s 'sSlicker Snake" and editor of tn,
e ''Bill Town Whizzer," is sojourning il
Carthage with his brother, E. L. HUFF
fines.
l. Don't forget to see 'FThe Old Pea
body Pew"
Rev. T. Riley Davis, pastor of tn,
Baptist church, is in WATERFOWL thi
week attending a convention of tn,
e church workers.
k James Key of MonoviIle, one of tina
r sections Oldest and most highly re
=, spected citizens, was q visitor in Car
g thage Wednesday and spent the da.
). with his son, T. H. Key, and family
d "Uncle Jirn," as he is adniringly call
ed, is in his 84th year, and is stron,
mentally and physically.
Judge S. M. Young of Dixon Springs
~ while on his way to Nashville few
days ago, was takenly suddenly, and
; at the time, with what was thought Il
s be a serious illness. After a rest a
e Gallatin, he continued the trip t
i Nashville and went to the ST. Thoma
8 Hospital for examination and treat
ment. However, he has sufficiently re
: covered to return home, and man,
friends throughout the county an
: elsewhere will be interested to know
that he is still improving.
S James Samson and daughters, Mis-
< Drucia Samson and Mrs. Charli
e Woods, of Alexandria were in Car
1. thage Sunday to visit Mr.. Titus Sam
: son. DR.. J. L. Fisher OF Lancaster AM
DR.. S. C. Samson of Rock City wer
a also here recently to visit Mr.. Samson
E. AdoIphus Samson of Lancaster wa
r here a few days to attend the bedsid
e. of his father, Titus Samson. who Ela
d been real sick for several days. HI
Y. friends, however, will be pleased t
E learn that Mr.. Samson's condition /
IS steadily improving.
Mrs. Roscoe McGinness and childrel
% are visiting her parents at Livingston
J. Ed Sutton, member of the merchan
disc firm of Copas, Sutton & Hackett
was in Carthage last week. Mr.. Sut
ton says his little son has about re
covered an attack of pneumonia.
j. w. Bradley, a former citizen 0
Smith County, but who has been max
Y ing his home at Cookeville for the pas
several months, has accepted the posi-
ton as manager of the Hickman I'm