McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-12-16

| Mr.. and Mrs. Logan Smith anC
children, Estelle and Flake, oil
McNairy, were in Selmer Thurs.
day. The former came to have
dental work done.
Mrs. Tully Hamilton and little
children. Minnie Frances and
Tully Jackson, after a month s
visit to the formers parents,
Prof. and Mrs. Y. A. Jackson,
of Knoxville, returned home Sun
day.
Headquarters for fruits and
candies and nuts. Smith & Jop.
ling. Selmer.
]. F. Fortune and wife and
children, Miss Sadie and Austin,
of the 3rd district, were IN Sell
mer shopping Wednesday, and
paid the Independent a pleasant
call.
See the children present The
Fairies Conspiracy, Thursday,
December, %.
Miss Verneal Burns, stenog-
rapher in the office of Judge H.
P. Wood, will spend the holidays
with homefolks at Marmaduke,
Ark.
We underbuy and we under.
sell. Smith & Jopling, Selmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wess Emmons
of near Selmer were in to see us
Saturday, renewing their sub.
scription, and ordering the paper
sent to their son at Niche.
FOR SALE--A first class sec.
ond hand wagon, size 2 ga.
FRANK LOCKE.
Selmer, Tenn.
Don't fail to see Hale and June
Caprice In ''Oh, Boy" A six-reel
Pathe special feature, Friday
night of this week at the Star
Theatre. Admission 15c.
Mrs. D. M. Baker is danger
ously i'll at her home near Selmer,
and it is feared that her illness
will prove fatal.
This solves your Christmas
problem. A box of Nunnally's
will be welcomed and enjoyed as
a real Christmas treat. For sale
at E. S. Hendrix Soda Fountain!
The grammar school presents
an operetta, The Fairies Con-
spiracy, at Auditorium Deem
Der, %.
Miss Luna Gooch. the lovely
young daughter of H. c. Gooch,
will spend the holidays with
homefolhs in Selmer. For the
past year she has been attending
the University at Oxford, Miss.
Read the program of the oper-
eta to be given at high school
auditorium in Selmer, December,
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w. M. and G.. F. and Mrs.
Fannie Littlejohn. of near GRAY.
chill, were in Selmer Thursday
and paid this Office a pleasant
call Will. as he is better known,
has been sick for some time, and
his many friends will be glad to
know he is improving. He is one
lof the county's best teachers.
j Mrs. G. C. Marshal of Purdy
land daughter, Mrs. j. R. Kinard
of Galveston, Texas. were shop
ping in Selmer Wednesday. Mrs.
Marshall is highly educated, as
is also her daughter, and are cul
|tured and refined to a marked
degree.
| MIR. and Mrs. Harlan Hamil
ton, former residents of Selmer
now living at Corinth, announce
the arrival of a 8 IL pound baby
girl in their home. which hal
been christened LESSEE Hugh.
| For dolls, be sure. to see us
Smith & Jopling. Selmer.
/ w. ]. Darby of near Ramer,
was in Selmer Monday. He made
us a present of some Of the lar
gest turnips we have seen this
year, which were grown by hin
on his farm.
| Come to us for White Dove
and Woodcock flour. Every sacl
guaranteed. Smith & Jopling
Selmer.
Bring your furs to Smith 4
Jopling. Selmer.
| Will Croskery. the efficient
clerk at the depot, was a pleas
amt caller at this Office Thursday
| No better clerk on M. & 0. thai
ISg't Bill Croskery.
i C. M. Laughlin, the M. & O
agent, has purchased the hand
some residence of C. M. Barr, op
posite the depot, and has move,