Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-03-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS

Misses Jessie Jones and Willie
Dean will spend the weekend with
relatives and friends at Difficult.
Tom Mckee, Jr. of RiddIeton is
with his grandmother, Mrs. Jennie
Mckee.
Young man. come to R. j. Gwalt-
ney's, Hickman, Tor the latest styles
in slippers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Duke and son,
Cecil, of Gallatin, spent a day in
Carthage last week, Mr.. Duke having
come up to attend the hurley tobacco
sale. Friends will be glad to know
| that Mr.. Duke has about recovered
from severe attack of rheumatism
which kept him confined to his room
for several days.
Will Allen is spending several days
at Difficult as the guest of Oscar Rus
SELL
Young man. come>fo R. ]. Gwalt-
ney's, HiclmanS..for the latest styles
in slippers
Give Miss iElizaBefhf Hawthorne
your order fors e pretty hat at R. J..
neutrality-suspicious..
A. J. Greer, formerly of Sumner
County, has opened a blacksmithing
and wood working shop on the north
side Of the public square. This COM
nunity has for some time been in need
of capable workman of this kind
and we hope the people will sustain
him in this new enterprise. Mr. Greer
has had more than twenty years ex-
perience in this line of work and he
comes highly recommended by such
men as w. D. Wright and others. Mr..
Greer is permanently established here
and contemplates buying and improv-
ing the property. He makes a spe-
clalty of buggy and wagon work and
all kinds Of farm machinery and re-
pairing. He will have competent as
sistants and will later install modern
machinery for all kinds of up-to-date
work. We welcome Mr.. Greer to our
community.
All our youne>uepss suits are hand
tailored. r. ]. @galtney, Hickman.
A beautiful ,hne of dress. goods to
select from. /See Miss Celia Hubble
ney's, Hickman.
Prof. c. j. Sloan, who has had
charge of the high school at Dickson,
Tenn, for the past year, was in Car
thage Tuesday returning to his home
at Pleasant Shade. The school was
forced to close on account of an cpl
demic of flu.
A beautiful line of dress goods to
select from. See Miss Celia Huddle-
ston at R. J. Gwalthey's, Hickman.
The Monoville school, which has
been conducted so efficiently by Miss
Aleine McDearman, has closed, and
Miss McDearman has returned to her
home at Gainesboro. After spending
McDearman will attend some teachers
summer school. In thanking the Car
thage Courier for publishing reports
of the progress of the Monoville
school, Miss McDearman says: 'T
want to thank you for publishing
these reports; it has certainly meant
a great deal toward the success of the
school. | have enjoyed reading the
Courier every week while in Smith
County, and hope you may continue
to be successful"
R. j. Gwaltney of Hickman has the
latest styfeSia$young mems hats,
caps and Nes.
H. C. Leech of Nashville was in Car
thage Sunday to spend the day with
H. M. Hale. Mr.. Hale continues to
improve and is expected to be able
to be out within a short while.
Young~uan, you wiuesave one-third
on suit at-R4 J. Gwaltney's, Hick-
man. -
Dr. ]. H. Chism, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Maggart and
John d. Robinson, went to Nashville
last Sunday where Mrs. Maggart was
operated on for appendicitis Mrs
Maggart is improving nicely.
NewNspringse6ats at r. j. Gwalt-
ney's, HicRanan.
Although continuous search is be-
ing made, the body of w. d. Young,
who drowned at the Carthage wharf
two weeks ago by falling into the riv-
er from a gasoline boat, has not yet
been recovered.
r. ]. Cwaltney Of Hickman has the
latest styles ia young mems hats,
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