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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24
Investigating Quality Of ShaIe

w. K. Dean, of Lincoln, Neb.,
was here yesterday in the inter.
est of the shale output. He pro.
cured some samples of Powell
county shale and shipped them
east to be tested out further.
Mr.. Dean knows w. j. Bryan
personally, aud says he is real
sincere man, and a man of un.
usual character, He says h s
greatness is not over rated, and
that it was a sad day when this
country turned its back on the
counsel of such a wise and truly
conscientious man.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24
Mrs. ConIee to Have Sale

AS administrative of her hus-
bands estate, Mrs. Robert N.
Conlee will have a sale of the
personal property on the premi-
ses Saturday, April 2nd, See ad-
vertisement in the Times. Mrs.
Conlee will also rent tn e
farm and move to Hazel Green,
her former home, and live with
her people. The good people Of
this part of the county regret
that she must leave us and all
join in well wishes for her and
her two small children.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24

Mr.. B. A. Crutcher announces
in this issue of the Times for the
Democratic nomination for the
reelection of Commemorative g
Attorney. Mr.. Crutcher and his
splendid services are we'll known
to every voter in the county, and
he will receive the support he Is
justly entitled to. We learn that
Mr.. Crutcher will have opposi.
tion in the primary this time.
The Times doesn't know how the
situation is in other counties, but
IN Powell his constituency is
pleased with his labors and no
one seems inclined to give him
opposition.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24

Mr.. s. j. Conn, of Wilmore,
and Miss Ruth B. Eaton, Of this
city, went last Thursday after.
noon to Winchester where they
we're married at he First Meth
odist Church Parsonage by the
pastor, Rev. q. w. Banks, about
$50 O'Clock. They were accom-.
panied by J. b. Eaton, father OF
the bride, Mrs. w. T. Mcclure
and A. M. Holmes. They left
Immediately after the ceremony
for a visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. III. Conn, at Wilmore.
The wedding was entirely a se-
cret to their friends here until
they returned Sunday night.
The bride is the younger daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Eaton.
She was one of the city's most
popular young ladies, and will
be greatly missed from the young
circle. Mr.. Conn is recently of
Cincinnati where he held splen.
did POSITION. He is brother of
Mrs. A. M. Holmes, of this city,
and it was while here visiting her
that he became acquainted with
Miss Eaton, and from then on
made frequent visits here.
The wedding was very unpre-
tentious, both the BRIDE n d
groom wearing their every day
apparel.
The Times joins in wishing for
them a happy and prosperous
future.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24
Boys Fined for Misbe-
having at Church

Six boys from Todd's Chapel
were fined in County court Satur-
day for misbehavior at tha /
church. Five of them were sent
to Jail, being unable to pay their
fines or give bond. This should
be a warning to other young men
who think but little about dis
turbing religious worship. The
law should be more rigidly en-.
forced. True enough the boys
don't think, but few stiff fines
will make them think.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24
Geo. w. Martin for Sheriff

Geo. w. Martin has entered the
race for Sheriff, thus continuing
a three cornered fight for this
Office. Mr.. Martin comes of one
of the st-known families of
the county, being ever Loyalty
Democratic. Mr.. Martin would
make a splendid Sheriff and add
considerable strength to the tick.
ct should he receive the nomi-
nation. Consideration is due
his claims by every member Of
his party.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24

Gilbert Upton, 2S, of this coun-
ty, and Miss Mae Noe, 10, of Es-
nll county, were married at the
home of the bride, Thursday,
March 3rd. The happy pair spent
a few days last week visiting the
father of the groom, Mr.. Paul
Upton, near this city. The bride
is a granddaughter of Ben Noe,
Of this city.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24
Collecting Money for
Children's Home

Miss Brown, of the Kentucky
Children's Homo Society, was
here from Louisville Friday re-
ceiving donations for the socie.
ty which is endesvoring to build
a 100000 home for the little
waits at Louisville. She was at
Stanton Thursday. She received
about $40 90 in Clay City and
$50 90 at Stanton which she re-
garded as very good for Powell.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24

Sunday will be Easter Sunday,
after which date winter is sup.
posed to be over. But we are
doubtful as to that. 1t Is quite
a rare thing that a favorable
March is followed by an inviting
April.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24

Rev. ii. s. Early, of Richmond,
will preach at the Christian
Church in this city next Sunday
morning and at night. A full
house should greet him.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24
STANTON.

Guy FRAZIER was IN Lexington
Friday On business.
Mrs. X s. Bohannan, Lexing-
ton, was here Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. John Bush and Miss Opha
Frazier were in Lexington Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Jackson,
Cincinnati, are here for visit
with relatives.
Misses Mary Nelson and Ethel
Johnson were the guests of Miss
Maud Boone Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Malonev,
Torrent, were the guests of Miss
Grace White Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Will
Jams visited relatives ia Clark
county several days last week.
John s. Oaks was in Jackson
last week where he was called by
the death of his mother, Mrs.
Vina Oaks.
Miss Beulah Clark, Vaughn's
Mill, was the guest of her cousin,
Florence Shelton Ware Friday
and Saturday.
Mesdames Bedford Welch, Mil
da Arther and Nick Arther are
visiting relatives in Montgomery
county this week.
Mrs. Glenn Williams, Pixer, Ky.
and Miss Mona Stamper, Beatty
vile, visited relatives here sew
eral days last week.
The Operetta given by the
High School pupils of Stanton
College was a success in every
way. A large crowd was present.
Circuit Court convened here
Monday with a large crowd In
town. Several minor cases were
disposed of Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. ID. r. CLARK returned
from Williamsburg last week
where she was called by the
death of her uncle, Edward Ar
thur.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Profit and
returned Wednesday
from Pine Ridge after Q visit
with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Ida McCloud.
Mrs. j. t. Norris, Lexington,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Beatty, Gov.
ngton, and A. p. Chester,
are here this week
The guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Clancy.
The County Board of Educa-
ton met Saturday and Miss Maud
Bowen was appointed county
C h ool Superintendent. Miss
Bowen is now serving out the
npexpired term of Dudley Oau-
dell, who resigned last fall.
The following out of town rel.
atives and friends attended the
funeral OF Robert Conlee here
Wednesday: Mr.. and Mrs. Ohae.
Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Piersall. Miss Minnie Conlee,
Mrs. Louisa Faulkner, Miss Lu-
cille Dunn, of Winchester; Mr..
and Mrs. George Menefee and
Oorbett Coldiron, of Richmond,
Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hert,
DR.. Taylor Center, Mrs. Crockett
Ooldiron and Miss Grace Cold
ron, of Hazel Green; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Black burn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Colson Blackburn, Mrs. Cad
Derickson, Lexington; Mr.. aud
Mrs. Erva Conlee, of Spencer
Louis Conlee, OF Rich
nond, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelf McKin.
lev. Of Spout SpriDg.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1921-03-24
Personal Paragraphs

was hCic MOnudy Cu BUSINESS.
Mr.. Bryce Cundiff was a bust.
ness visitor in town yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. Martin and FAM
ly visited in Mt. Sterling Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Rose, OF
Red Bridge, were here Monday.
Crit Crabtree is in jackson this
week having his eyes treated by
a specialist.
DR.. Robt. Irwin was in Lexing.
ton Friday on business relating
to Red Cross work.
K. q. Cowgirl and w. L. Tru.
EFT, of Lexington, were here yes.
terday on business.
John Swope, of Kiddville spent
first of the week with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Chas. l.. Russell.
Mesdames Ann French an d
Fannie Williams visited Win.
chester and Lexington Tuesday.
c. G. Eaton, from Oil Springs,
johnson county, was here with
home folks the last of the week.
Miss Eta Bowman left Monday
morning for Berea, where she
entered College for the spring
term.
T. U. Saunders is in Cincinnati
purchasing spring goods for the
Day Lumber d Coal Company
store here.
Robt. Maxwell, of Berea Col
leee, spent the week. end with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maxwell.
Henry Waldron is taking Chi
ropractor treatment, going to
and from Lexington now every
two days.
Miss Inez Breeze, of Patsey, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Sherman
Robbins. She will soon enter
school at Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Holmes
visited the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. ii. Conn, at Will.
more Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Barton Potter and two lit.
tie daughters, Of Manchester,
Clay county, are visiting her sis.
ter.in. law, Mrs. T. G. White.
@. L. Lawson continues to
make his weekly visit here. III
all reports be true he is prepar
ing to make Clay City headquar.
ters.
Mrs. John Colliver returned
Saturday to her home at Ashland
after having spent two weeks
with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
w. L. Adams.
VIM. Begley came down Satur.
day form Beattyville to visit his
brother, Lum Begley. They to-
gether attended Mt. Sterling
court Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f. Tomhn.
son and little daughter, of Jack.
son, Miss, reached here Tuesday
evening for visit with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Johnson.
Mrs. w. X. Even, of CLARK
county, whose serious condition
has been noted in these columns
before, has been taken from
winchester to Ashland TO receive
special treatment. Mrs. Even is
a daughter of Prof. Tracy, of this
city, and she has many friends
here Who ara a m lone akc.t 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
w. Katherine Mcdonald 1he Notorious Miss Lyle at McCaeY Friday and Sat-

postn astsr st this othUs uAs tsl&.CQ
Ter The last nscal year.
Applicants must have reached
their ssenty hrsl birthday "a lhs
date oi the examination, 9th the
exception that in s,Ats .h.sv
~oman are declared by statute 10
be 81 tall agr Toe al purposes al
eighteen years, womec eighteen
years ot age on Tive date ot the rsar.
lesa4esn WI :he .dnis.;ei
" sssasssyis'-. sss,ss NJ, +; ~ Z, I,
the territory supplied " H'e r3s,
once Tor which lhs examination i.
snnouncei.
.- Tie rssrrrnasI0n IL npsn io all
cltissn. oi the United slstes els
can comply With the require n. n,s
Application blanks, Form 1883
aAa !ull ininrmst.an concerning
the requirements u the rrlAuination
eau be secured from the postmaster
a, the place oi vacancy " irQIp q,
United sls,es Civil Service Com.
mission, Washington, p. c.
Applications should be properly
executed aud nIwd with the Com
mission al Washington, u G.. At
the earliest prsetica! date
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
Deksoa County Visited b,
~. pTemiseM ON 0eelorss,

pr David r Day Formerly ot the
United States ueolos,os survey
and one NJ thr master gcolosi.s oi
the country passed through Bowling
Green tn. other das on hi.' Nay 10
Wal! pfnnnstty. u shyh,.he IA .lats4,
rsied In Dickson county Tennessee.
Year. ago DR. Day recognized the
o.l possibilities 81 ~.setsI eeHe,te.
~ MID AeeD~se 'rena~..-~ .s.,a he.
10 nov interested ~i'h eastern cap.
tailsts Who are drilling .svers tests
nj Diekson county Recent taidf
sbie showing, make Il nppa,.u,
ihst sooner " lAtei all oil pool ot
con-ldersbtr commrricpi impor,
sncs viii he Developed III that
wrction --from KENTUCKY Oh | rdg-
er April lilh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
1~;oRcs.s .ttstt Ni.xsS s1 '~@".'."r
We'd J. b. Williams.

A. the result II sevrfaI weeks
cour,-hip bS mail. M.. Alice
Hsusu.t oi Lie Angeles. CaliIo,nis
su,v-d here saturday nigh, and wa.
met al tle train hy the stoo m.to he
J h NiI,ism.. who escorted h~r "a
hls hornets miles north 4 Dickson
ou the Dickson aud Charlotte pike.
~httr his mother bad prepared a
Wedding tea-t ft iaf hing
sunday toe detail. we're dt.cu-sei 4
and everything being satisfactory t.
bath parties. they came TO the home
II k-Q. 4 d Engli-h Sunday night
about = o clock where the word.
we're -sid that sealed the couirac,
and made them msu and vile
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
CIRCUIT COURT IN
SESSION THIS WEEK.

Circuit Court ~ ia vs.sion al thl.
page. 4hl~ seek Ayth Judge Cook
pfs~ii,ng
&s7~+.,asrrss, .s' its. ,,;rsa; ,sisp a.ei
Il among whleh ~er- ~. i6'fSsffs%
stais y tsnw1sss..y7., ssEs-st,
-fSs -fSssNYYssfP~"yny ID 10 case. thtte
months 10 coualy jail 10 essh csss
abi payment u c9-i-
state y. Herbert l.rsstsf, ohsrg
r. wi'h uug.las. lQfy reLarnad
Settl~t Il not gu,ly
~tat+ W Wi. Nlmbetiy. charged
sjlh grant ,-ftrAy Hunx Jury
stat q- iyu and blaeher Over.
:ar. charged ,,h thr murder Of
drortc Wa.srf yuiotrd After The
evidence en 10Th sia-- had be-a
heard tue Intse instructed ths jury
10 return 4 verdict ut not guilty
A. ~ ~ 30 press tins tfbursiay)
morning ,ue ,ss- Of state y. Her
bert keA,tt't yhsrsrd stth assault
with luteut g. murder, "a beIng
sspssvi. .,. .,..
oelrg Jp 'b- yruN led condition
u The state dock two ~ three
rlrr' cbsrr 'ha. ~err Yer ~ 'ns taH
t-., a. tt...-t.y = ~. -.k
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
LEGISLATURE NOW
PART OF HISTORY

The s,ty.seeoua s-uefAi Assem
bly VI the state oi Tsnne-s~e 10 nov
a part Of history, ad.oofEmsnt mne
die c0snInf Monday At noou
/ S'hs S,TaSassvs s-,ilslx n. sd,. apsn.
l.y.7,1: .a>se.sI s9,gfdsy si,s gs T., MI nIsh!'
The closing 6odSs ~ fne' 'ssstssNs
.vv marked by w.lehiul waiting
icf the return Of the miscellaneous
appropriation bili. witch carried
tho $40 6,,sus to the members
kight senstors voted to susiAin
,hv governor, veto bryan, Craig.
puthsm. oa,ham L~Ouse. Actiin.
ness, Oyerton aud Speaker Bond
The bill passed 81 10 3, the gov.
srnor veto 30 the contrary poislth
standing
Whsu the bail reached the hooss,
IL passed 70 10 Ia Those voting
10 sos,aln the governor in hls veto
sete; Coitman toi MARSHALL j Caw
lord Jsmlson King tui Hsy~ood'
King OF Putnam. Nc Donald. Nc
uoaaus ~. Marshall. Miller Mitchell
loi Wsrrrnl Moore Norton, Rohin,
son Sipe- Travis tof franklin and
~rfgh,
" bile the lssslsuse CLOCKS aud
the toarusl. show that the scuon
wastsksn ~A,urtsv. asa msiter ot
fact She closing chapter ~A. written
-uuday sitrrpoun at I o clock
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
Cheap Till


Rev CTinste hilst HI. sppolnt.
m,u, At VI Liberty ~unis,
70 ~ Md NJ. t'8trcu rf,y o'
thsrIatie. spent saiattay n,shl a.
guests Of Nf ani NJ .,. EismlI.
tor
Nj. Nellie Hutton ot Crsss,-
Hpe hs. returned home after
via ting Mr. Ross Johnson tor the
past tau isys
Nr and Mrs Il K storey and
chid,en. E.n.het and Billy and
l. y punulng speut suuisy a,
.Ass'~-r ts,~ s,,r~4s Il NJ, aud. Mts.
VI D Jackson They we're sccom.
psnlpd hour ~ Mrs. ~,a,~y- ..,h.
er, J { p.riei
Mr. and Mr Il : Johnson visit.
cd st Rock sprlng- SUNDAY
Nr B h storey and Mics Mah.l
StRey were 10 Cisrs.viii. shoppins
ss Saturday.
Ms W l. N-skey i. y.itins
,n Nashville this week
Mrs Laura spsnu spent ~yera
DAYS Al Charlotte lss, week A. ths
gpsat a Ms. MolIe SpeisnL
Mrs. Joe ~esl.y md Miss~s hs,i'
BA'son sni Mildred Harvey are i,
CiNksviie
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
CENTRAL TRUnPHS
OVER WAvEnlY nlGn

biclson Ceaual H,sh bssesnn
team ZOO lhtE tAlrd straight game
d the sra.on last sa.araay Sites-
neon At asv~sty, ~hen they vastly
snumphed over tie hsh School
.sssrysien "a thai mstnapolp
tas@a. ...saA A.
sest pTtelaas. ~Ss u The oae siasd
nature. the scor~ being - aud !
l,-~eh was t'usch rrstt's sei<etihn
10 d. mound duty im Csnual Hish
but he wss unsteady IN he box and
wss retired IN the seeead taning,
Nsver!y hsviug made avr ~ ihsrr
tans AdmGndsan tnak up wh~ts
Lseeh LEI, ID. and pitched at-tsht
ball Tor tie remainder II tie game.
sstnwsos as1sv S~e sersseh ast. era
struck nut nine men Gottin and
Aulng;ou received tot the local,
Porch. S,lpp-ry klIup full-n
snd furn-V we're 'he hs,'s'y iu ".
II ;, featurng 9Th the ~lllow
tur Cent,si hlsh was the ing hlts
pi lseck' sni Danegap Al. men
Il the tssm played trtittst'ts hAfi-
At his position WnsflS. piANrd A.
good clean game, bot strs too stow
Tor The locals
The ssme Slib LsulrsI ish u
Nashville q. scheduled iu nex,
Saturday Vas postponed til nrs,
"Wednesday; therefore the locals ~iil
he idle lhia week end
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
JESS THOMAS ADMITS
SHOOTING 7. ETnRIDGE

TLona. kthndse. = farmer iiyiaz
shont six mile. north~Ast ~
Dcssqn wss Shot shout y uC, " .
sunday a4sh..'h.ysasts !. S'tf.-4ata~
his hUrue with = shotgun ~hil- pre-.
psnug T. retire Eighty InsAe -Foh
. sIUy. took eject 10 b.. !t.a "a
tft.ii.s -A4fsa,sihy pfys'frshs sat ~
vi, recover uules- complication
Gsr Mf klhndss i. shout ~
ysars old and has aw lie and -systt
children "..
Monday morning blroihuuri
-a~ brought irntn NArhyilir aud ~l-
taken 10 the -crns hsA. police
man. Bob Wilson Acc0mpsrIrI 'h~
doy aud 0snef, aud about noon
returned to D,Ck-ol st'h jss-
Ihomas a son in.ia~ Of Mr Eth.
ridge, 10 custody. ~h0. Il IL -sid
confessed 10 tie shooting and va
placed IN jail under 4! tOj boud
Nr. Ihums- j. about al years old
al rr4idrd with, h. parents on an
stjD,pIng farm and ws- .prepErlng
10 tu,sr crop Tor his iathrf.i 10 law
uh- season. II IA understood that
ss,oa i,e .cnai"-s~i Ice .s's~ ,asc-r~
that he said he was not sorry VI HE
act a. ho VAS protecting hi- Is year
old sister and a, the proper tine he
thought hr could prove thst h- wAs
Iu.uhshls Ia doing what hr dji
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

The messy 1fsAnise.i lenlls Ciub
uls, III tusAlrsa session with Miss
Mary WaIktt. rhpr-dsy evening ot
"a! w~~k rs es~rt officers and
i'iIttc1i's on name ~ toe ttGb Thr
following were elected kus Jones
president. sud MI.- Matv Walker.
81 ec.f ats1, aGJ ttaasGrfr.-.uy .~
tstri ,,,.,,;, ,-Sussto;, c~@'
naai-+ 4 iamt'us r3ssrrs ahd bot-d
Club. ~ simple and a3propristr
rsne ~u,Hsts Tennis t.ut" vas
chosen n" co.ors selected we're
y, .os and White
The rules snd regulations II ih.
Cnh ~ere read ADD pssssd On
ti,er the foregoing strenuou.
hus s,ae-s meeting. every body re'
lsYNd apd ths Walker home which
i aatettn, IT. hospitality, .a 4
scene II nsrr,men,
Later All ilr corfst. Carrying ou
the color scheme ulth Iriiyliua
csss- representing tennis rscseia
vs. -ervpi hs Ms Walker. ss-lsiet
~ he, mother, Ms W H Walker
lne ones en!oyns sas ,yenlui
s.rr Misses ks,e v MUIR, Re.
Norsu Naf..rpt Morrow sni -ari
PNrs-- VI .~ars t.ric Jan.-, Marr,
ar Rga i.arJh James M.,the~
sut ttrin X ynnlt,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

! am s.iins al Who will to help
me. ] have been crippled lot
tselve years aud cannot wntk a.
am drawn over and rsnut walk
! am ~taslng ~lth iu,nd who
has taken carr ~ m. inr -,x months
Tor which ! sm very thankful
! viii thank YOU 'oT an thing
you viii give me- send j. tn
Olle < Browning
l. Dickson, Route
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
Neetlg. 81 "Oll .li,ehnry"' s>
Chapter [ d. (. Held

m -Stti irstrIng"Gi Uiii fiftt
ary Ch,p,et T. y g.. ot which
Il I; /. 8aasi.u wss hostess,
mt " tuesday AFTERNOON al the
ron = iiyt 'thnthSt. M- Fannie
tiapktar. an Eat Coi.rg. street.
NJ Il /. Moues yior president.
p'..liiHs.
Alrt r",#s,s tie minutes 4 the
At ' ,lng by The secetsfy. dee
sat ~"te elected to the y c
Convention which meets 10 Clsfks
Vile A.y 1913 The delegates
namti were Ne-iam.s q. A.
sIa5dgn sni T. l.. Mouu~ alter,
natr- Ne-danes Clayton Smith
and sara | Al,hsrt
nwjas e. the ttinr-. of the prr-i.
Dent Mrs " II NJ Mury. the
gram wl- omitted on thl-
occasion Mr.. :. K liun, played
a piano selection while r.ireshment,
Sete being served by the hostess
s--isird by Mesdsmes Claude size
IN are, sara l.. Wi-hsrt. Ms Wrrnr
n 'psrn- and Little Miss Wiimot
ami Na,,ct Roger Boaiiin
ki~t,ars present we're Mssdsme.
/. 4 II 4 ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
Insure Your Gears

The Premier Refining Company
oi Cleveland. Ohio. agress 10 replace
broken ~ warn tfauslmlssions aud
dii reutis gear. ot automobiles
us,sf 4 Isysts+la~ i.uhsIoani soh -hy
the Liberty Garage. Come III sni
i'ri " insure your gears costing YOU
uny tue price u the grease
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
IirH .presbstssian sgihle ,..,
Class Throw Blk Feed"

With ESQ A D EGsI,h ung
leader " bu, sponsored by al, tie
Mons HthEe Clats n the first Pre-.
6Jlofian Church. utaf,i by our
ssnisl knight oi the tHIp \ l.
Boone last Ffd . evening ID the
Sunday school parIot- oi ,he uhpr,lJ
pulled "A what WI. pronounced
by many "a the tgseat feed
doubtless ever .ptatd before axe
number oi cheerful faces repreapnt
lns msmbers OF tn. elias. snd their
immediate FANNY aud the entire
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
Fourth.Class Postmaster
Examination Nay 18th.

The nted States Eyvt. Service
hs- annnGno~i AZ ~
animation h he D. "a At Dickson.
Tphn "a Msy Is. 1871 s.s result,
ot selea /, - expected ~ make
cert Scs,,on % G Contemplated
vacancy IN the p,a,lon oi iourth.
c.sss ;s,-tgnaaer Al Sylvia and
other vsc sncies =. they NAV occur
at tna, ohes. unless IL sosll hs de-
cid~t d tha tnt@f@sts ot tne servlce
n 4, .s1y vso.u y ny rsinatsis'
meet Tce l0Gp~asaa4r u las
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

mem b-rsa Il be sGEisy.~.Aa J.
lue sfui ws- 10 tue nalG:" & =
b an9urt and r set.taaethrf s''..#.
in.i mort Lrstabi evening ~.
en,uyrd Before the .tgnal ~.
given "fb-t AZ lhtug ~rtr r,4is,
come 90 the fs,h .th~ Assem- B ]. s.
udltrd d rrs. !n-plrn2 sFn.
t>ca. 1,tsiityE. 4ysY" 8y -iiyt
Cnsau. a1o = 80 H. it- a lev p..s.-
ios teAAgA> 10 eounsotinu with ms
-oelt. 81 ,-MYy ?" W Mtv1
Y.Sa .SssG .fdsusafilsh ,iarus ht.
tNo Werx. sb-f.pcr The pastor.
BE- | q Henry si.p mhle $ t.s
~rl chosen remarks
ptuapGiS .t : 30 'tr~ rerr HHrs
sRd guestr we're invited into TIE
sunday. seaooI d.nGg hs.i whrte
plates iat mofr tasu 0ut uUu,TcJi
nef" Sc. !sdeaei WIN msry g.si
thing % saf. ih.luiruG -tsttaI
sAli- a NEAL El,. ktas, catsfF,
-ilti.. choice pakr. ie,auust't, .ui
lee. -. Everyone a,- 10 ,4e.r 5~E
gontsut-rspccla!ly squire kGtush.
Who It il fumltri Developed .a.e
ot the "sout bu, hnaeY,. Ga.
.uU,.t.ttl y..,.y.,.l o.. ..tr l.4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15
Specials in Flowers.
Plants, Etc.

Grtan,ums, from Am pot. sc
3ln pais Sc
Sprengcn Fcrp., Al pots lSc
Plumosus Lace
Nanus, iiom ) IN pos-l0c
Baby breath, " 5,n pot. soc
pctun,A., ; vsn~he,,
from 3ineh pot. lSo
llsl,o1ops. from J ,n,h pots Sc
Sul,anna, Z varieties.
from inch pots lbc
fcgon,a., from inch pots Sc
l~~ of Cane. zach "
Irs,hna Coleu.. each Sc
iaii Gnlrus. in Z varieties.
rach l0c and Sc
Cannas Hulbs, each-...- DC
Dshllas ~ vaneb I5e and 3be
Moon,tncs, each SC
Saliva OF Ssstiet Ssge, for 3sc
Asers. ms-d, do,en. Sc
S~cc, Pepper. doren So
Pt-m-n,o Pepper, dosen l5c
10, Pepper. doyen -...~.ll5 50
isfhsnna oms,oe.. dozen l5c
.pondcro.A | ometoes. dor l6c
faIIy Jersey Wakefield
Cabbs9r Plant. pr 1ltu1 l5e'
Sanc, iiall S~ee, i'otato-.
a, Market pnce
.-#.a.ss---.
Dickson Greenhouse
ls.s pkonsA ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-04-15

Thomas kthfidg-. iafiGrr lyaz
about six miles GOFttaTAst ~
Incssqn ~.s stot about y n'g W.