Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-05-06

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Mrs. @. H. Moody, who ha.
been with her mother, Mrs. & M
Norman, who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks, leftWednes
day for her home at jacksonville
Mrs. I. G. Boone and children.
of Bradford, are spending the
week with Mrs. Boone's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Jones. Mr..
Boone came over and spent Sun
day here.
/ have for sale fine Nancy Hal
and Florida Yam potato slips al
$500 per 1000 or 2Oc per 100 BY
mail, postage paid. See, write or
telephone S. G. Alden, Hunting
don, Tenn. 15-ti
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rum
mage, and little daughter, Sarah
Frances, of Trezevant, visited Mrs.
Rummage's father, l.. A. Hurt,
last week, coming at this time to
see Mrs. 7. j. johnson, too, who
is quite sick
Work on the highway is pro.
crossing slowly on account of the
continued rains and bad weather.
1t will be several months vet be.
fore the road is completed TO the
Benton county line.
For SALE-One 3.year. old reg.
istered Jersey bull. hne lndivid-
ual. viii take 5000 for this fine
animal. W. F. Tuten. Wilders-
vile, Tenn, I5.1t
Major James H. Mccall left last
Sunday for Louisville, KY. after
spending week with home folks.
He was accompanied as far as Nc
Kenzie, by Mrs. Mccall, James H.
Jr., and Ed Downing.
James H. Mccall, Jr., returned
last Friday from attending the
marriage of his brother, Lieut.,
Joe w. Mccall, at Nogales, ARR
He also visited his sisters and
friends at Oklahoma City, Okla,
while away.
For SRLE-Pure Nancy Hall
potato plants. grown from in
spected seed, delivered by parcels
post at 50 Is per thousand; $500
here. Can ship at once. "A. H.
JONES, Irrelevant, Tenn. 13-tf
The crowd here last Monday
was the smallest first Monday
crowd we have seen in Hunting
don in a long time. 1t was one of
the most disagreeable days we have
had in some time, and there was
nothing of a special nature to
draw a crowd.
Mrs. Irene McAuley Moore and
two daughters, of Macon, Ga, are
visiting Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry McAuley. Mrs.
Moore has many friends in Hunt
ingdon who are always glad to
welcome her back home.
Mrs. M. E. Prince, after spend
ing a few months with her sister,
Mrs. w. L. NOEL, left last Friday
to be with her granddaughter in
Memphis. She stopped over in
Lexington and spent a day and
night with the family of w. j.
Noell.
The Methodists had a song SER
vice at their church last Sunday
night, which was well attended
and very much eDjoved. This
church has some very fine singers,
and the music at their regular SER
vices prove a very interesting
feature.
George Murphy and Dwayne
Maddox, who were practicing law
yers in Tennessee, but who have
been at Detroit, Mich, for some
time, were both admitted to the
state bar in that state last week.
We are always glad to chronicle
the successes of our Huntingdon
boys.
My potato slips have been in
spected by the state sweet potato
inspector. | have certificate for po-
tato plants issued by State Board
Entomology. See my ad for prices.
Send me your order. All. Jones,
Trezevant, Tenn. Is 1t
Oil and Money! have for sale
lots, near Walnut Log, ReelfoOt
Lake, also acreage few hundred
yards from we'll being put down
all lots on 80. foot driveway to lake.
Plat of lots registered, abstract
title. Send $50 to Old National
Bank and get deed. Lots 25x150
feet, big enough to put we'll on;
good for camping or club house
purposes. Get one or more while