Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
DAYLIGHT, tenn.
Daylight Tenn. Feb. 28.

Dear Editor and the many
readers of the Sentinel: | an
quite sure you will be surprised
to hear from me through the
Sentinel, and perhaps many
have forgotten me, even though
| am yet in the land of the liv-
ing just the same.
| subscribed for the Sentinel
a short time ago and you may
rest assured that we greet 1t
with a glad welcome on every
Monday a. m. So to day 1t
came and seeing 50 many letters
from other former Jackson
Countians | could not resist the
temptation of trying to write
a short note, too.
wonder what my dear old
friends of Jackson county are
doing?
During the winter days | de-
voted the most of my time to
crochet, tatting and embroidery,
but that's getting ola and Il am
anxious for real spring to come
so | can work with my rose gar
den and other flowers, as work
ing with flowers is my delight.
Just wish some of you could see
my garden in the months of
May, September and October,
it is beautiful,
Well, guess some of you would
like to Know what we do for
sport. A short ago a crowd of
US youngsters took a flying trip
across the country and had our
fortunes told, some fortune and
some sport believe me.
am not very superstltious,
but it's funny to me how they
can tell things as they do. She
told my past life better than |
could have told it-old memories
that took some time to rid my
mind of. The old sister had me
make a wish, and my expression
showed an astonished look when
she told my wish in full |
didn't think she would know
what it was, and did not want
her to, even though it was a
good one. She said don't look
that dear, your wish will be
made good to you" My face
was then natural again, for you
knoWI believed it all,
Mrs. Fannie Vanhooser enter
tanned on last Wednesday eve
ming in honor of her daughter
Clara's fourteenth birthday.
Quite a number were present,
making it an enjoyable affair.
wonder if Highland is yet
popular with the youngsters Of
Rough Point. | often think Of
nv visit up there last summer,
though it's always pleasant to
visit my former home and min
gle with those dear good friends
of old. 1t took quite while
for everything to seem natural,
so many changes had taken
place during my absence. But
we realize time will change
everything, so | tried to be
my natural self and my visit
was great
What do you say little georgia
McC? We managed our machine
in the mellon fight all right if
some were excited, did we not?
But OH you Ora Smith, you
were too interested in that con-
versation with shed to even
hear one yell.
Mrs. H. F. Richmond is the aft
ernoon guest of Mrs. Ola Jones
The Bragg Bros. will leave in
a sfort time for the north where
they will spend the spring and
summer with the same occupa-
ton of old | wish them much
success and an earlier home re-
turn.
H F Richmond has returned
from a brief stay in Nashville.
Miss Grady Richmond and the
writer will visit in McMinnville
this weekend.
Well, I'll not detain you long
er. will stop and leave space for
some one who will be more en-
tertainlng.
Come again Slicker Snake. YOU
should not take your case so
serious, perhaps your day is vet
to come.
Best wishes to one and all. for
| am yet a true Jackson cOun-