Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-05-20

Tom Jamison and DR.. H. D. Nc.
Gill, of Clarksburg. were in Hunt
iDgdon looking after some bust.
ness matters last Monday.
Rev. j. F. Green. pastor of the
Baptist church, will ill his reg
ular appointment here next Sun
day morning and evening
Mrs. O. L. Hickman has re-
turned from a two weeks visit
to McLemoresville, with the family
of her son, Cary Hickman.
Roscoe Holmes, postmaster at
Whitthorne, and Otis Hay mes,
rural carrier out from that Office.
were Huntingdon visitors Monday.
Mrs. Mary. E Merrick, Of
Westport, spent Sunday with her
son, George Merrick. and the
family of her brother, g. w, Par
| ish.
Mrs Joe Murphy and little son,
Joe, Jr,, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j, w. Murphy and will be
here for the graduation of j. Will
Murpy.
Miss Willie Landlord returned
the latter part of last week from
| Ooltewah, where she has been en-
gagged the past year as instructor
of music.
DR.. Virgil Massey went to Nash
vile Sunday to accompany Mrs.
Will Ozier and son of Buena Vista,
Mrs. Ozier going for medical
treatment.
Miss Virgie Hickman, of Nc
Lemoresville, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Dorsey Morgan, and attend
ing the closing exercises of the
school.
Lon Boyd spent Saturday and
Sunday in Nashville with bis
daughter. Sadie, who is in school
there. He was accompanied on the
trip by his son, Clyde.
Born, Wednesday night of last
week twins to Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
McCollum. Mrs. McColum is
very sick and her friends are anx-
ious about her condition.
Mrs. Dorsey Morgan and her
Sunday school class motored out
to the County House Sunday after
noon and carried with them a nice
treat for the inmates of the home,
The citizens will clean off the
graveyard at old Marlboro church
May q, and Rev. g. G. Joyner
will preach sermon at the noon
hour. Everybody interested is in
vited to attend.
Several parties from Mckenzie
and community were here Monday
attending the trial of Messrs.
Sneed, Scates and Coleman, who
have no lack of friends in their
home community.
The Democrat failed to mention
the return of Gorden Wilder and
family to their Huntingdon home
and friends recently. They spent
the winter in Jacksonville, Fla,
and their friends are glad to
welcome them back.
DR.. Stanley Teachout and DR..
Litterer, of Nashville, have been
in Huntington this week to visit
the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Teachout. who has been sick
about two weeks with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Sparks, OF
Macedonia, and Norvel Sparks, of
Mckenzie, spent Tuesday night in
Huntingdon, guests of Mrs. w. N.
Enochs. They came to be present
at the music recital of Miss Halle
Sparks.
Mrs. Robert Belew and daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Mitchell, and
little son, John W., and Mrs. Tom
Below and daughter. Miss Wilma,
are here this week attending the
commencement exercises and visit
ing Mrs. Ada Traywick.
For OALE-Pure Nancy Hall
potato plants, grown from in
spected seed, delivered by parcels
post at 1926 per thousand; SO 90
here. Can ship at once. "A. H.
JONES. Irrelevant, Tenn. 13-tf
The Hico ball team played the
Milan Store boys last Saturday,
the Milan boys winning by score
of 8 to /. The Vale boys also
crossed bats with MiIam's aggrega.
ton and lost the game by1a score
of Z to l. Edwards and Alternately
were battery mates for both games
for the Milan team.