Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-15

tEVOLus
Tom Green spent a day or two
in Mckenzie this week assisting
I'D. A Burkhalter on the Mckenzie
Banner.
There will be preaching next
Sunday at Liberty All at IL o'clock
a. M, by the pastor, Rev, Thos.
Orman.
Mrs. Charles Crider and little
son, James, spent from Saturday
until Tuesday in Huntington with
home folks.
Mrs. Florence Hilton, Of Buena
Vista, spent the week end 10 Hunt
ingdon, the guest of Miss Maynard
Traywick.
Neal johnson, Ralph Fletcher,
Jimmie Sparks and Alvin Belts. of
Mckenzie, were Huntingdon visit
OrS sunday.
Plenty of good pasture for rent
at SOC the head the month. See
j. E. Breeder, R. F. D.-tele-
phone Pill. 12.1t
Sc Rodgers, of Memphis, spent
from Friday until Monday in
Huntingdon with his wife at John
w. Barrow's.
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Butler, who
recently moved from Buena Vista
to Westport, were in Huntingdon
shopping Monday.
Sheriff Alden is having the court
yard graded and low places filled
in. S L. Herr has the job and is
doing some good work.
Mrs. Will Bobo, of Mckenzie,
is visiting Mrs. L. A. Hurt, and
Mrs, I. j. johnson, who still
continues SICK.
Miss Maynard Traywick return.
ed to Yuma Monday, after spend
ing a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Ada Tray
The Huntingdon base ball team
went to Mckenzie last Friday and
played the McKenzio High, the
honors going to Mckenzie.
Those interest are requested to
meet Friday, April 20, at the Pal
mer's Shelter graveyard, to assist
in identifying the grounds.
Mrs. Wilson Enochs, who has
been quite sick for the past ten
days. is improving and her friends
hope for an early recovery.
Miss Corinne Hilliard has re.
turned home from Mckenzie
where she spent few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey McAdoO.
Pure. bred S. G. red eggs, Owen
6 Leach strain, $1.75 the setting;
80 for $500, postpaid Mrs. ST.. |
Park, Buena Vista, Tenn. 1927
Mrs. Matte johnson returned
home Saturday, after spending a
couple of weeks with Mrs. Tom
Morgan in the Nineteenth district.
Mrs. j. I. Peeler and daughter,
little Miss Elizabeth, and niece,
Miss Evleyn Stagner. spent from
Friday until Sunday in Nashville.
Miss BERTHE Cannon and Hal
Cannon spent last Tuesday in Nc.
Kenzie. guests of Mrs. Otha John
son and her mother, Mrs, Sarah
Howard.
A new floor is being placed in
the business house of Mebane &
johnson. This property is owned
by E M. Norman who is having
the work done.
Mrs. Willie johnson has added
to the appearance and convenience
of her home on jackson street by !
charging the kitchen and building |
a new dining room.
Fred Tate, the wild e.awake real
estate agent. has sold the farm of
S. E. Tucker, located near Rosser,
and containing 40 acres, to John
B. Brown, of Illinois.
Miss Opal Jolly care down from
Camden, where she has a position
as instructor of music, and spent
the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Jolly.
DR.. V. E. Massey has been in
Nashville this week attending a
three days session of the Ten.
nessee Medical Association, a del
egate from the Carroll County
Association.
County Superintendent of Edu.
cation D. T. Barnhill and w. L.
Mckinney. of McLemoresville,
returned home last Friday. after
81 ending several days in Nashville
looking after school interests,