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The state herald., 1920-07-20

regular meeting held on the 7th day
OF July 1920, at which meeting there
we're present Commissioners L. p.
Foster, F. d. Hotaling and Albin
s. johnson, notice of such meeting
and an opportunity to be present
having been given to the assessor
OF said county, and Assessor John
B. Nelson being present, and Where
as, the said County Commissioners
have carefully considered the APP
plication Of George. A, Lockwood
for rebate of taxes, and nre fully
advised in relation thereto. Now be
it resolved that said petition be
granted.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at one O'Clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members of the Board be-
ing present.
Claim of Claude d. Walrod,
sal. Co. Att. 2nd qtr. 1O5.0O
IiaNtm Sanitorium, med. aid 1920
On motion the following election
Judges were duly appointed for the
several precincts as follows:
North l. c. jung, Stella Shockey
and Clara Finch, South l. Edward
Foster, Geo. 0. Hall and X. F. Mar
TIM East 2 Guy Bereman, Mrs. G..
L.'Coleman and w. f. Correll: West
2. NJ. c. Kelly, l.. II. Kepler and II.
Sutherland: No. 3 Roy Goddard O..
w. Lohn and W. C Heller: No. 4. R.
E. Shearer, c. j. Johnson and o. Il.
Johnson: No. 5. F. Il Van Glider. j.
b. Wright and Mrs. William Crow
ner: No. 6. John T.. B. Warren, Ed
Owens and II. X. Stroud.
On motion the following Counting
Judges were duly appointed for the
precincts as follows: East 2. Chas.
W. Sederburg, W. II. Show and S. s.
Worley: West 2. Chas. r. Sears, C..
W. Gehringer and Gertie Mahar: No.
4. Ben Anderson, Chas. Gale and
w. +. Miles.
On motion the voting place of pre-
cinct No. 3 was changed to school
house at Paoli, Colo. and voting
place Of precinct No. 5 TO the High
land Center school house.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at nine o'clock n. IN. July S 30.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. present l.. p. Foster, ,,lbin S.
johnson and the Clerk.
Board proceeded 10 check fees OF
the sheriff's Office for he six mouths
ending June 80, 1870.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at one O'Clock u. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present l.. p Foster, Albin 5.
johnson and the Clerk. Board con-
tinued checking the fees of the
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men,, MI .,sm ,rs nt the Bonr'l he
ing prcs'.:,
Board continued checking the Co.
Treasurer's fees for the six months
ending June 80, 1920.
Board continued checking County
Treasrrer's fees and found the
earnings of the Office for the SIX
months ending June 80, 1920 to be
$4574.G6 and the expenses t. BE-
f1354.62.
Board proceeded to cancel Co.
warrants paid during the first six
months Of 1920.
Board completed cancelinc County
warrants paid first six months 1920
which were paid on the various funds
as follows; Road fund $22ls9 20;
Ordinary County fund Sl5639.59:
Poor fund sl53357: Fair Ground
fund $5223.4o.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at nine o'clock Il. N, July 13.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
monA all members OF The Board 'be-
inc present.
4 ard proeeeded 10 cancel bond
coupons.
On motion Roarl adjourned to
meet at one p. M.
Board met pursuant To Adjourn
ment. all members of the Board and
Clerl' present
Board con..rT'l caneellmg hnnl
COUPONS.
Board compls',r! rarcciling bond
coupons p.i'! during the SIX months
ending June 80. 1870.
Borad proceeded TO check County
Treasurer's annual report.
Board completed checking County
Treasurer's annual report and find
cash on hand June 80, 1920 to be
$6730.S5 of which almost the en-
ire amount being in the school dis
.rict funds.
Ga m,s',a t.sti nj. "l.:nr,! to
meci -. nm" - M
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present Foster, Ilotaling,
Johnson and Clerk.
Board proceeded to audit fees of
Co. Judge for six months ending
June 80. 1920.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet ut one p. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members of the Board and
Clerk being present
Board completed checking fees
of Co. Judge and found the fees
earned for six months ending June
80, 1920 to be al06l IS and of tina;
amount $763.S5 was collected.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at nine a. m. August >, 1920.
G. l.. Coleman. Co. Clerk.
The state herald., 1920-07-20
LAMAR MAN LOSES ARM IN
WELL MACHINE

Mr.. Charles Maranvillc of Lamar,
Nebraska had the misfortune to
catch his right hand in the cogs Of
q well machine which he was operat-
ing, The fingers We're mashed and
both bones below the elbow crushed;
also both bones above the elbow were
broken. The accident occurred two
weeks ago. Gangrene set in and he
was taken to Imperial last Friday,
where his arm was amW;tutcd at the
, elbow.
Mr.. Marenville is a man past fifty
years Of nge Tho Modern Woodmen
are curing for their afflicted brother.
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countv sheriff.

county SnerlH.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at n;ne o'clock n. N. July o. 20.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mont, present L. P. Foster, AlbinS S.
Johnson and the Clerk.
Board continued checking the fees
of the county sheriff.
Board completed checking the fees
of the county sherifi's Office and
found the fees earned for the six
months ending June 30, 1920 to be
$1044.A0.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet ri one O'Clock D. m
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present L. p. Foster, .Albin S.
johnson and the CLERK.
Claim of c. NJ. Guernser
wls. on GO. rd. allowed for $1s1,50
Board proceeded to audit fees of
the District Clerk for six months
ending june 80, 1920.
Board completed auditing District
Clerks fees for six months ending
June 80. 1920 and found that the
fees for this period to be $33G.35
and the amount turned into the
County Treasurer to be $336.46, the
above amounts is exclusive of fee,
in State eases which were not charg-
ed or collected from the County.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet at nine O'Clock Il, N. July 10,
1920. :
Board met pursuant 10 adionrn-
ment, present L. p. Foster A. S.
Johnson and the Clerk.
Board proceeded to AUDI. fees IF
the Co. Clerk for the six months
ending June 80, 1920.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present l.. P. Foster, 4. S.
Johnson and the Clerk.
Board continued auditin. Comfy
Clerks fees Cor the six months end
ing .iIne 30. 1920 and found the
earnings of the office FOR this period
to be s3267.3O and the expense of
the office for said time to be $l73i.-
9S. which includes $1,000 for extra
clerk hire in month of April, 1870,
which is allowed. Board also finds
that all excess fees have been turn
ed into the County Treasurer.
On motion Board adjourned TO
meet at 9 o'clock a. M, July 12.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present L. p Foster, +. D..
Hotaling, A. S. Johnson and the
Clerk.
Board proceeded t. au,lit the fees
Of the Co. Treasurer for the six
months eniilg .!ms 70. 1920
On molion bolrl ADJOURNED TO
meet at one O'Clock. p. M.
Boart '."'t pursuant ln a'laorrn
The state herald., 1920-07-20
Monday Was the First Easy "Wash Day. In Many Homes

The many women who came to our store Saturday
and took advantage OF the special sale on the
Maytag Aiulti-Alotor Washer did their washing
this wetk as easily US with electricity. Perhaps
some OF your neighbors were among these for
unate women.
The Maytag Multi Motor Washer is the first and
only washer to give homes not equipped with elee-
tricity al the eonyenielces of the electric washer
lt Is the only washer with a powerful, compact.
tpilt-in gasoline motor.a This highly perfected
motor which is started without hand -cranking.
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enables you to move the washer from place to
place and do your washing where it is most con
ycaient
The Maytag does the heaviest washing with ease
aud does it with remarkably fine results.
To appreciate the Importance of this special sale
and what revolution the Maytag Multi Motor
principle is for homes not wired for electricity, il
is necessary to see it work So we invite YOU to
read the following sale offer and then come to our
store and see the
The state herald., 1920-07-20

The many women who came to our store Saturday
and took advantage of the special sale offer ON
the Maytag Wood-Tub Electric Washer this week
are doing their washing rs easily ps they did the
dishes. Perhaps some of your neghbors were
among these fortunate women.
The Maytag is famous from coast to coast as
washer which is built TO give dependable service
year after year. When YOU buy nm electric washer
You want one that is more than good to look at
Won want one that has no delicate parts to get ont
The state herald., 1920-07-20

OF order and one that will never fail to work
perfectly
The Maytag does the heaviest washing with ease
and does it with remarkably fine results.
To appreciate the importance of this special sale
offer and what convenience the Maytag Wood
Tub Electric Washer is for the housewife. it is
necessary to see it work. So we invite YOU to
read the following sale offer and then come to our
store and see the
The state herald., 1920-07-20
He Wants The Job

\ woman whose stocking was her
bank lost I'll her savings when her
garter broke. That comes of bank
ing in an institution not under the
supervision of bank examiner
Craig (Colo.) Empire.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

Board met pursuant to adjourn
meht, present L. p. Foster, chairman
and Commissioners + ID Hotaling
and Albin johnson and the Clerk.
Minutes of proceedings was read
and approved.
On motion the following claims
were allowed:
G. l.. Coleman, per Diem.
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J. B. Nelson, sal. June -. 133.;
J. NJ. Beck, juror Dist. Court 2.t
VIM. Mutchie, juror Dist. CT 13.(
H. A. Trego, juror Dist CT l2.t
c. Powell, juror Dist CT. =. 15.t
W.G,Helland, sal, Dist. elk. 141.(
Holyokc Enterprise, printing 90.
G. A. Mowry. sup. Fair or. 1.t
?. C, Tel, Go. ....... Sc
NJ. N. Edminsten, labor 80. 5S.i
Out West Prt'g. Stat'y Go. 34l.1
H. L. Berkeley, Asst. Assessor 3O.C
4. S. Johnson, sal 2nd DIR 1850
4. p Hotaling, sal. 2nd qtr. 1850
L. 2. Foster, sal, 2ni qtr. 1850
w. 4, Miles, road supplies, 4s.7
+. II. Wettstein, work OLD. 1l.C
G. T. Lukins, wk Q. L. D. 725
D. | Sears, wli. on roads 1920
II. VI. Siicott, wk. Co. rd. !. PSI
II. w. Wehrs, wk. on ri, 30
Rlson Calkins, wk. on rds. 1910
VIM. Dearmond, wk. rds. 1640
On motion Board alioumst t
meet at ! o'clock p, m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members of Board an
Clerk present. On motion the fiji
lowing claims were allowed.
C. r.. Peter, SAL, mlge. etc. 1928
Celeste r. Donnelly, Asst.
Assessor ............. 3O,7
+. C. Donaldsonf I'd. repairs 81
+. n. Mcfarland, lbr., mil. 1852
Farmers Cooperative Co. 100
r. +. Shearer, lbr. and mt. 2s.5
r. h. Shearer, wk, on rd. 1920,
l.. a. Barnett wk. I'd. claimed
S2l.00, allowed ........ 1871!
J. DeLong, dragging rds. 200,
W. +. Miles, gas, oil rds. =. 1862
Joe Price, grading rds. . SO.0'
Wm. Mutchie, wk, on rds, .. 200,
R. Orth, wk. ON rds. ...... 675'
f. Erickson, wk, on I'd. %. 500
\. Vessel. wk. rd. ...... 1900
a. Critchlow, wk. rds. claimed
a200.25, allowed ........ 1868
]. +. DrabinS wk. on rds
claimed $214.50, allowed 1851;
c. Z. Critchlow, wk. rds. =. 267.0t
Max Reiche, lab. and mtl 1876
Fred SCHNEIDER, wk. rds. =. 22.0(
N. f. Lukins, wk. rds. claimed
Sl1.40. allowed ........ 1855
VIM. Bauer, dragging st. rd. 7.5t
Ed Foster dragging Co. rd. 3S.0C
+. IL. Rehfeld. wk. 60. rd. =. 36.OC
Bert Seymour, wk. st. I'd. p. 34.3t
Ralph +. Barbour, wk. 60. rd. 20.0(
Roy p. Owens, wk. 60. rd 1906
julius Schmidt. wk. co, rd l36.O(
andrew Griggs. wk. co. rd. 54.5C
has. Z. Scott, wk. co. rd =. 14.74
Die Hanson. wk. 60. rd. .... 12.5(
4. $. Biddle. wk. co. rd. .. 500
Malt, Il. Leben, wk. 60. rd. 64.0t
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r. S. Sichley, wk. st. rd. ;. 5000
Ben Brinkema, wk 60. rd !. 1880
g. +. Krick, wk. GO. rd. :. 6.64
Chas. Siefkes, wk. co. rd. 500
J. f. Benjamin, wk. ct. I'd. 9a.25
/ ". j. Jones, wk. ST. rd. ;. 1440.00
0. D. Nagle, wk. 60. rd. ;. 2O,OO
H. Jung, wk. go. rd. .... S.2S
J.. W. Aird, wk. 60. rd. :. 1900
i. W Landreth, wk co. rd. 125.O0
L. \. .iuginbangh, wk st. rd 1890
I Chas. Worley, wk co. rd. 57.22
". j. Jones, wk. co. rd. :. 10000
G. Liking, mtl,, wk. ST. 60. rd. 1850
H. Kepler, wk. ST., GO. rd. 100.62
! c. 4. Mowry, rd mtl. ..... 800
Forrest Dearmond, wk. rd. l6l.00
T, G. Coehel, wk, st. rd. :. 10000
Felix Mutchie, wk. rds. .... 39.69
Ralph Mutchie, wk 60. rd. 4AOO
Geo. Stewart, wk. 60. rd 1900
I. c. Gehringer, wk. 60. rd. $500
John McDorman, wk. rds. =. 92OO
Felix AIutche, wk. 60. I'd. :. 40.OO
James Larson. wk. 60. rd. >. o75
A. }. Schneider, wk. co. rd. 500
4 ]. Il. Coyne, wk. go. rd.. 6.25
Chas. Hilyard, wk. co. I'd. >. 5000
I g.. Drabng, wk. rds. ..... 1890
Mutual Oil Co.. gas for rds. 319.OO
W. II. Benson. wk. co. ri. 10S.75
l.. II. Kepler, wk. rds. 113.12
Geo. Eldridse, wk. rds. .... 1S1.00
r. o. McDorman wkrds.. :. 1880 |
G. W. Furrow, wk. rds. -. 156.00 1
\. I. O'Connor, wk. st. rd. "a 1000 !
l.. Larson, wk. rd. claimed
$1,000, disallowed.
Donal HIT, wk. rds. ..... l11OO
II. A. Trego, wk. rds. -. 1S9,3S
W. &. Holland, postage -. 1000 |
L. Larson, wk. rds. 49,. 1885 /
Monthly reports of District Clerk,
Co. Treas. Co. Sheriff and Co. Judge
were ordered placed ON file.
On motion board adjourned to
meet at nine o'clock a. m, July Z, 30.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment all members of board and
Clerk present. The following claims
were allowed:
Ed. W. James, opening ct.... $500
II. p. Wilson & Co. grdr rprs 26.73
State of Colorado, list of GER
tificates of purchase. 80. $50
Wm. +. Werner, wk ETY. rds. 77.25 |
Ethan Hays, wk cty rds. 80. $50
J. +. Whittier, bdg prisoner. 1850 |
Hardesty Mfg Co, culverts. . 1s4.Ol
Sunstrand Adding Mchne Co..
adding machine 1850
l.. NJ. McVicker, wk ST & Co.
r"aus' ;'.........'. fu.uo
Resolution of County Commissioners
Whereas, The County Commission
crs of Phillips County. State of Col
orado at duly and lawfully called |
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
NO.
Bayless- Brown

A beautiful home wedding was
solemized sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Brown on Washington street,
when their daughter, Miss Nellie
was married to Mr.. Marsh Bay.
less in the presence df a few
friends the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. w. w. Heflin,
pastor Of the Holmes st. Method
ist church in a very impressive
manner. The BRIDE is a very
beautiful and accomplished
young lady and has been very
popular among the younger set
since she came here about year
ago with her parents from Tracy
city, Tenn, and she has a host of
friends in this city.
The groom holds responsible
position IN L. FL. HarTison's dry
goods store and is one OF our
city's best respected young men.
The above item appeared Mon
day on the society page of the
Huntsville Daily Times and will
be of interest to the many friends
of the bride in this city where
she had lived all her life until
about year ago when she NOV
ed from here to Alabama with
| parents, Mr. and mrs. j. b.
| Brown, Mrs, Grundy. joins her
| snssany friends here in wishing her
and, her husband much happiness
through life,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
4 B-Northcutt, et a,

George 7. Kelly, ct ais
III the chancery court at Alta
mont Tennessee.
In this cause, it duely appear
ing to the undersigned Clerk and
Master from the allegations in
complainants bill which are
sworn to, that George T. Kelly,
one of the defendants i'm said
bill, is a Non resident of the
state of Tennessee, and resi-
dent of Chicago, in the state Of
Illinois, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served up
on him; it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Mrs.
Grundy, a weekly newspaper
published at Tracy City, Grundy
County, Tenn. giving notice to
the said nonresident, Geo. T.
Kelly, to appear before the un-
dersigned, at his office ia the
Courthouse in Altamont Tenn.
on, or before the first Monday in
June next, the same being Rule
day of said Court, and make de-
Tense to Complaints bill, other
wise the allegaitins in the bill
will be taken as confessed as to
him, and the cause proceed, Elk.
parte; The said Deft. Kelly is
further notified, that he and his
agents and servants are enjoined
from trespasing on the lads de-
scribed in the bill in this cause.
or from cutting, removing, or
selling any timbers therefrom, or
from receiving any monies from
crossties, saw logs and any other
timbers cut from said land.
This MAY, 18th, 1920.
John scruggs, Q. e.. M.
L. V. Woodlee, sol. for complts.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
wee ting Of TN Law and
Order League.

Mr.. Mont Glover, president Of
the Summerfeld League presl-
ded over the meeting and ex-
pressed his appreciation of the
large and representative audi
ences. DIR. Lillian w. johnson,
the secretary and treasurer spoke
of the need of cooperation and
that is the women and young
girls had been the chief suffer
ers from the lawlessness at Sum-
merfield that committee of five
men be appointed who should
take up the cases of petty per-
secution as we'll as the more seri-
GUS disorders and who should
uphold the deputy sheriff in the
enforcement of law and order.
Secretary
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Democratic Conven.
toned Called.

All Democratic voters Of.
Grundy County are hereby call
ed to meet at the Oonrt House
in Tracy City ON May 22nd 1920
at one o'clock, r. M. for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to
the State Convention called for
June 9Th, 1920 at Nashville for
the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the National Democratic
Convention, and to choose Elec-
tors for the Democratic National
Ticket.
There will also be selected a
new County Executive Commit
tee, and such other business will
be transacted as may properly
come before the Convention.
Women are eligible as Dele
gates to the Nashville Conven-
ton, as we'll as to the National
Convention, and they are there
fore expected to participate in
the convention hereby called.
1hos. j. King
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20

To the Hon. q r. Layne,
Chairman 81 the County CoS--ts
and all the AssocIase Justices,
for Grlndy County Tenn.
n /, hereby tender to you, my
resignation as Clerk Of your
Honorable body, and lit is not
without some feeling Of regret,
that | 90 from yaus midst, but
/ have full assurance that | will
be with you ON eacA Court day
in a new capacity, and with
this assurance, ash, and insist,
that my resignation be accepted
to take effect on tie 9th day Of
July, the same being the First
Monday in July, "a. d, 1920.
And Idesire that your honorable
Court elect my successor on that
date, so he can qualify, make
bond and be indicted into Office
on that day.
With kindest wishes to the
full membership If this Court
and to my successor, whosoever
y i III. E y. + y f. ~.
he may be, AS Clerk Of the
County CourtI resign my Office
without any prejudice or feel
ing against any member Of the
Court, or any cltizen Of this
Grand old County
Sincerel
r. G Shelton.
Original Filed ~ \ ! ll l{0 N
ssa4;,,5 w s1r ~
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Garner Hill, Gladstone, N. J.
Sell Rat-Snap. He Says.

Garner Hill, Gladstone, IN. D.,
Sell Rat-Snap, He Says.
81 sell and use RAT-SNAP.
Like to look any man in the
face and tell it's the best. It's
It's good.' People like RAT
SNAP because it "does" kill
rats. Petrifies carcass --ieaves
no smell. Comes in cakes
mixing to do. Oats or dogs
won't touch it. Three sizes,
25c, SOC, S1.00. Sold and guaran-
teed by Doris & Cheek and the
New York Stores Tracy City
Tenn.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Coalmont News

Mr.. Jno. Sehorne left Monday
for Knoxville.
Rev. and Mrs. N. B. Brown
were here Sunday.
Miss Stella Lewis returned
home from Sewanee Monday.
Mr.. Charlie Sehorne is here
from Akron Ohio.
Mr.. Joe Hampton, Of Knox
vile, is conducting singing for
as methodist church during the
series of meeting conducted by
Rev. S. A. Hopper.
Miss Susie Mai Warren and
Lurenia Hopper returned home
last week from Ala. where they
have been teaching school for
several months.
Mrs. Pearl Joe Hatcher and
son Louis Jr. is here from Birm-
ingham Ala, visiting her
parents Rev. and Mrs. S. A.
Hopper.
Mr.. Curry Creighton was here
Wednesday night from Palmer.
Mr.. j. o. Parson, set sail
Saturday for Asia, ''got in touch
with Africa and returned hoE.e
Sunday night safe and sound.
Miss Etheleen Brown returned
home N ednesday xAp l>sspital,
All. Pearl Nunley i home
from Huntsville, Ala, as she
was called to the bed side OF her
little son Frank Jr. who is very
sick.
Mr.. Dewey Organ was in Tracy
Monday.
Mr.. S. FL. Myers was in Tates-
VILE Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Ross and daughter,
Miss Mamie were In Tracy one
day. last week.
Born to Nr. and Mrs. Jim
Sissom o fine boy.
Miss Louella Bouldin is visit
ing homefolks at Tatesville this
week.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20

Advertisements must have
merits or they will not be
accepted. Mrs. Grundy has
a large and increasing cir
culation.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Tires and Tubes

Tires and Tubes
When in need of tires and tubes
do not fail to examine our
Michelin. The best for less. We
also stock Fisk Cord, Fisk Red
Top and Grant.
Stephens Garage
Phone day 1874, night 225
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Destroyed By Fire

Fire broke out last Monday
morning at the home of Geo.
Morgan in Buffalo and before
the arrival of assistance the
home was con3umed with all its
contents. This is pretty hard
on Geo. as he had only lately
gone to- housekeeping. Mr..
Morgan has our sympathy.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Some New
Automobiles

@. r Stevens the local Ohevo
let dea er has sold and delivered
touring cars to hefollowing peo-
pie:
T. q. sndsr Qoslmant
' ]. RI Fin .:ssy s.;
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Tracy City 10
SeWance 3

Tracy City defeated Sewanee
locals in a fast game of ball last
Sunday afternoon by score of
10 to 3.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
Providence

The farmers of our community
have been very busy for the past
week planting corn, how:ng ect.
J w. Partin and daughter,
Agnes, have returned from Ala.
where they have been teaching
since Christmas.
Miss Essie Henley has been
visiting in Manchester for few
days.
Miss Mayme Henley has re.
turned from Sherwood, where
she has been teaching for several
months.
J. B. Henley and Vincent
Clark were in Tracy City on bust
ness last Friday.
Mrs. Idle Grooms, OF Pelham
visited her daughter, Mrs. j. 9
Laxzon here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. j, T. Sanders is quite II
at this writing.
x
Mrs. "A. FL. sanders is VISITING
her son, r. E. sanders, of Pei.
ham, at this writing.
w. nv Garner, who has con.
tract Of building stone bridge
near Manchester, has begur
work on SAID bridge.
Luther Gillian has gone x
Tatesville, where IA M eeursl
1 ofk the staxs lIII ~
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20

Miss Erlra White, II Pelham,
has been visiting relatives and
friends here for several days.
Martin CLARK, wife and son
were over in their new "Ford''
one day last week.
j. y. Henley (Jr.) was in Coal
mont ON business Friday.
A large crowd of young people
assembled at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. C. Henley last saturday
night where they were delight
fully entertained by the ex-
cellent music furnished by the
Messrs. Allen and clarence
Echols and Miss Margie Levan.
The price of the seed being SO
low, our farmers are busy NOV
ing their custom clover for hay,
instead of having it thrashed for
seed.
Lhe Sunday School at this
place are planning an all-day-
rally here sunday May Both.
Everybody come.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20

Be sure the name Michelen
appears on every tire and tube
you buy and avoid disappoint-
ment.
Stevens sells them.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1920-05-20
NOTICE!

How old is your account? All accounts
are due the LIST of every month: We
are not imposition to extend credit for
a long period of time. We are glad to
extend credit when you pay promptly.
beginning June 1st all accounts 80 days
past due will be given to our attorney
for collection.
Stevens Garage