The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1921-09-09
INTERESTING NEWS
OF WEEK, PURYEAR
Youth Ii Badly Injured I'm Baseball
Game; Other Paragraphs
by Reporter.
(By Mrs r. w Barton.

(By Mrs r.. w Barton)
Drewey McSwain. son of Mrs.
Erin McSwain, was struck by
bat on the arra Saturday after
noon, fracturiug the bone, while
the Puryear And Redtop teams
were playing ball. He was very
sick for aFfew hours. He was
carried toIhis home where medi-
cal aid vas given at once. He
Is doing nicely now.
Mrs. CxD. Lee and children spent
last week with relatives in Paris
Rev. w F. Harris was in Paris
ThursdaS.-H. S. Dumas spent Thurs
day in Parts.-Porter Lee, candidate
for Register, was in Paris Thursday.
Mrs. w. S. Weatherly and Mrs.
v. r. Crawford were in Paris Thurs
day shopping.-We have complete
family. Crawford Gatlin Company -
Miss Mary Schroeder has returned
from a visit in Murray. She was
accompanied by Miss Dorothy Wilcox
who win spend several days.-Rev.
John Taylor and family returned to
their home in Henderson, Tenn,
after several days visit with rela
tives here.--Mrs. Stanley Hendricks
has returned to her home in Ball
Knob, Ark, after months stay
with reiatives.--Come see our tall
line of millinery for styles and
values Crawferd-Gatlin Company
T.. C. Nix and daughter, Miss Eunice,
were in Paris Friday.-H. o. Smith
and son, owen, and G. c. Willoughby
spent Friday N Paris.-Miss Court
ney Dunn haB8 returned to her home
in Missouri otter weeks visit with
her uncle, Leslie Newton.-Porter
Gillian left August both for Orlando,
Fla, to follow the carpenters trade
Miss Myrtle Wilkinson of Nash
Vile spent the weekend with friends
and relatives.-Bates Vickrey has re-
turned from Nashville after few
days stay.-See our line of fall styles
in felts, duvetyns, beavers, velvets,
also sport hats in new coloring and
combinations; will interest you.
Crawford Gatlin Company.-Mrs.G Geo.
McSwain spent Saturday in Paris
Miss Mildred Patterson of Paris Wis
tied Miss Boyd Crawford a few days
this week.--Mr and Mrs. J. d. Nor
ris visited relatives in Paris Satur-
day.-G t. Browner and family of
Paducah are the guests of l. Free
man and family this week.-O. A.
Harker, Jr., r. w. Barton and Leslie
Paschall were In Paris Saturday on
business-R. A. Wilkinson and fam
lily and Leslie Newton spent Sunday
at Henry Station.-Mr. and Mrs. 7.
C. Nix left Sunday for st. Louis to
buy fall merchandise for T. C. Nix &
Co.-Miss Erin Cole of Memphis
Tenn is the guest of her father,
w. w. Cole.--Leonard Wilkinson has
bought the r. L. Douglass stock of
groceries on East Side.-Miss Ange-
line Upchurch, a Puryear high school
teacher, spent the weekend with
home folks near Paris.-See our line
of dresses in tricotine, serges all
wool jerseys, sslipovers; also MILDLY
suits. Crawford -Gatlin Company
Miss Ruth Rainey spent the week
end with hbme folks in Cottage
Grove.--M. n. ,Brizendine of Wingo,
KY, was here the weekend. He
was accompanied home by his wife,
who has been visiting relatives for
the past two weeks.--Mr. and Mrs.
Will Turner and children and Miss
Dollie Crutchfield of Paris visited
Miss Verna Littleton Sunday. l..
Willeford and daughter Miss Hunts,
were in Paris Monday on business -
W. r. Tyler was in Paris Tuesday,
If you want the latest styles in
sport skirts, sweaters and blouses
see Crawford Gatlin Company.-Mr
and Mrs. Leslie Paschall were In
Paris Tuesday on business. Mrs
Beulah Wilkinson was carried to
Nashville Wednesday for an opera
ton. She was accompanied by hel
sister, Miss Nell House, and husband
Dave Wilkinson.-R. A, Wilkinson
and family and Mrs. June Martin
spent Tuesday at SULPHUR WE'LL
M G. Crawford and family and Mrs
Matte Littleton were among the
number to attend the fair Wednes
day.-Crawford- Gatlin8 Company il
showing the prettiesp line of tailor
made suits in tricdune, serges, ant
values too; also COATS in the newes
styles and colors.