Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-05-26
ANDREW HOBBS
AuctioHeer
Makes SSfeAnywhere
Lebanon, Tenn. Phone 23O

Mr.. Ford Owner, l will insure you
against~broken arms from cranking
motor, anywhere, anytime, daY<~or
night, for the life term of tire motor.
The cost is so snash you can't afford
to be without broken arm protection.
1t will cost you only s.. Better see
me before it is too late. up. S. WILL
L1AMS, Carthage, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Nixon of Pey-
toms Greek were in Carthage Tuesday,
the Oath, and spent the day with Mr..
Nixcn's grandson, Leslie West. This
was the occasion of Mr.. Nixon's 18th
anniversary, and he has many friends
who wish him many happy returns of
the day.
Go to w. J>WalIer & Co.'s big store
at Chestnut Moand for special prices
on clothing and shoes 1T
Jasper Knight of Club Springs has
been spending several days in Car
thage this week taking advantage of
the opportunity of having his eyes
treated by DR.. Eldridge, government
specialist, who is in charge of the
trachoma hospital here.
DIR. 3. d. Austin of Greenwood,
Miss, has been spending several days
here with relatives and friends.
Attorneys w. v. Lee, L. A. Lyon
and ]. n. Fisher of the local bar, were
in Huntsville attending to legal bust
ness Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Frances Fisher left Monday
for visit to her aunt, Mrs. T. H.
Maloney, in Nashville.
We have-a $4,000 stock of general
merchandise which we are offering to
the public-at bargain prices. See US
before<buying elsewhere. w. ]. Wal
Ter & Co., Chestnut Mound. IT.
Mr.. and Mrs j. N Fisher and Miss
es Virginia and Willie Belle Fisher
went to Lebanon today to attend the
wedding of Mrs Mary Eliza Goodwin,
whose marriage to- Mr.. J. w. Sim
mons of Nashville occurred this af-
ternoon at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. B. Stiles.
Mrs. Goodwin is favorably known in
Carthage, having visited relatives
here number of times
D. A. Mcdonald and w. ]. Waller,
members of the general mer-
chandfSe firm of w. J. Waller & Co.
at Chestput Mound, were in Carthage
Tuesday and announced they had
completed the1S- invoice which showed
a $4,000 ystockAaf general merchan-
disc, and(that they were prepared to
offer this large amount Of seasonable
goods and wares to the public at bar
gain prices. 1t.
Frank Williams, druggist at Hick-
man, and little daughter, Eliza
beth, were in Carthage today
At civil service examination re-
Gently held in Lebanon, in which nine
people took the examination for rail-
way clerkship. our good friends, Stan
ton and Jay Gore, sons of NJ. M. Gore
and former Smith Countians, were the
only ones to pass.
Mrs. and Mrs Benton Lowe and
sons of Defeated were in Carthage
Friday
Miss Mary Read has been spending
a few days at Springfield as the guest
of Miss Mary Woodland
Misses Julia Williams and Margaret
Daniels spent Monday in Nashville
Miss Geraldine Ford has returned to
her home in Gallatin after visiting her
grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. M. N
Ford.
Mrs. J. N. Gam and Miss Rhoda
Malone were in Nashville first of the
week.
Miss Wilhelmina Webb, who is at
tending Ward-Belmont at Nashville,
spent the weekend at home.
H. NJ. Hale has returned from a
stay of several days in Nashville.
William Hull is spending several
days in Carthage
MONEY TOLOAN
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