Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-06-30


pleasant guests of Misses Chester and +
LOWE Mai Hufines.
DR.. T. w. Fields, who has had
charge of rural sanitation work in
Smith County for the past several
months, has resigned his position and /
returned to his home in Dresden, /
Tenn. His family removed to their
old home at Dresden some weeks ago. |
During the time DIR. Fields has been |
in Smith County he has done much |
to improve the health conditions of
our people. When this work was first
started, about two years ago, there |
was much typhoid fever in sections of
the county, but by making large
number of corrections and by giving
the typhoid preventive incubation the
disease has been practically stamped
out and it is not likely to become
prevalent again for year or so, when
the incubation has lost it's effect. DIR.
Fields has made fine record in this
county in his work and in his retir-
ing the State Board of Health has
lost a valuable man. For some weeks
DIR. Fields intends to take vacation,
after which he will likely resume the
practice of medicine in his old home
county.
4. u.
Greek was in Carthage Saturday look
ing after business connected with his
Office. Mr.. Stone is recognized as one
Of the county's star collectors and eff
Gent officers. He looks closely after
all matters entrusted to him and he
generally brings home the bacon"
Leon Mcdonald has completed his
law course at Vanderbilt University
and now has his 'Fshingle" hung out
in the office of Attorney H. B. Nc
Ginness. Mr.. Mcdonald is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mcdonald of Elm
wood and is one of Smith County's
most excellent young men. He pass
ed the state bar examination and Sc
cured his license last year, but to
better equip himself returned to the
University this year and completed
the course prescribed by that institu-
ton. He graduated from the Univer-
sity with high honors and comes out
well equipped for his profession. Mr..
McDonald's many friends wish him
much success as a lawyer and the peo-
pie of Carthage heartily welcome him
as a citizen of the town.
Henry Hackett of Sumner County
has been spending a few days in
Smith County with his brothers, r. D.
and Jess Hackett.
dren have returned from Chestnut
Mound where they went to spend a
few days for rest and recreation of
Mr.. Read. Mr.. Reads many friends
will be glad to learn that he is now
feeling much better since taking a
, few days away from his laborous du-
ties for the much needed rest.
! Miss Olean Jones of Nashville is
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. F. G. Bradford was severely
burned on the right hand last Fri
day evening while preparing meal.
The burn was caused from hot grease.
Jack w. Davis, cashier of the Lam
caster Bank, was in Carthage Tues
day looking after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Kemp are
! the proud parents of fine daughter,
, born Saturday, June 25th. The little
girl is named Marcella Latelle.
Albert Lee Dean spent the week
!, end with his brother, Henry Dean, at
, Buffalo Valley.
Mrs. Robert Dean and little daugh-
, visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+ R. L. Prentice, at Gordonsville.
!, Prof. and Mrs. Q. M. Smith and
!, Prof. and Mrs Richmond of Tennessee
. Polytechnic and Young Bennett
! of Cookeville were in Carthage Tues
day night and attended the Chautau-
qua.
Dewitt McGinness of San Francisco,
Calf is here to spend several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. p
McGinness.
Roy Anderson, Robert Hef1in and
DIR. Reynolds Of Lancaster were in
Carthage Tuesday returning from Red
Boiling Springs.
Tl1IEo .tsoYo KaY,oy Poh Wah
ster and Marvin Haynes of Gallatin
were in Carthage last Saturday All
these gentleman are former Smith
Countians, having recently moved to
Sumner County and the citizens here
bid them welcome to move back to
the good old county of Smith at any
time they become dissatisfied with
their new homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lee and little
daughter went to Cookeville first of
the week to visit relatives of Mrs.
Lee before returning to their home in
Pawnee, Okla
H. M. Hale has been spending a
few days with his brother, Christie
pher Hale, at Waterfowl
E. E. Turner, who recently purchas-
ed large dry goods store in Gala
tin, was in Carthage first of the week
looking after business matters. While
here Mr.. Turner resigned as a mem
Der of the Town Council and Roy Sam
son was elected in his place.
Mrs. Della Trousdale and daughter,
Miss Matte Trousdale, have returned
from visit to relatives and friends
at Gainesboro and Cookeville.
Mrs. Tabitha Wick and Mrs. S. R.
Bratcher went to Cooks Chapel, in
Wilson County, last Tuesday to at
tend Missionary meeting of the M.
! E. Church.
Bobbie Reece, who has been playing
. baseball with the jacksonville, Ky.
team, was in Carthage first of the
, week. Bobby made good with the
team but was released TO give q Mace