Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1921-10-20

Catheredf from All Cor
ners Of the State and
Told IN Briefest Form

Paschall Of Arlington, and which have
from time to time appeared In the pa
pers Of the state, may have created
the impression outside OF Williamson
county and the community where DR..
Paschall lives that all Of his acQuaint.
ances and neighbors have fallen away
from him. On the contrary, DIR. Pas
chall enjoys the confidence and esteem
OF the great majority OF those who
know him, as evidenced by the large
number who have come here to sign
his bond.
Knoxville.--Dr. s. M. Johnson, d.
rector general OF the Lee Highway az.
sociation. has requested the Tennessee
highway department to join with him
In soliciting the service OF q Federal
superintendent OF highways on the
Bristol Chattanooga link Of the great
cross-country road. and having secured
the services Of Federal maintenance
expert for one OF the Virginia sections
Of the route, it Is hopeful OF success In
this latest request.
Huntingdon. Bethel college. McKen.
zie, has recently received the private
library OF w. L. Danley OF Nashville,
former passenger agent Of the N, G..
& st. L. railway. Mr. Danley Is rul.
ing elder in the Cumberland Presbyte.
rian church. and said he wished to
give his library where 1t would do the
most good. There are $500 volumes IN
the collection, embracing Greek and
Latin texts, theological works and the
masterpieces Of literature.
Columbia, Tenn. Houston Thomas,
Of the Tennessee Commission com.
pany. and one OF the biggest buyers
OF live stock on the Nashville market,
has been here mingling with his nu-
merous friends. Mr.. Thomas Is opti-
mistic over the outlook for live stock.
| He said he believed the live stock mar.
ket had hit the low mark and he con-
fidently expected ID soc d better mar
| ket at an cary date. Mr.. Thomas u q
! Maury countian.
I, RipIey.The Rev. r. J. Harrell. for,
mer pastor of the Ripley Baptist
| church, hut who resigned a few weeks
| ago to enter the evangelical field. Is
now In the midst Of successful re-
vival meeting at Obion. DR.. Harrell
Is one OF the south's greatest pulpit
orators and an evangelist OF many
years experience, he having been en-
gagged In this work before coming to
| Ripley.
| Nashville. Crop conditions and 9TH
4 or agricultural problems confronting
the field men OF the various sections
of the country will be the principal
topics Of discussion at the annual con-
ference here Nov. 1914, inclusive, Of
the southern agricultural statisticians
and officials of the bureau OF markets
and crop estimates of the United
States department Of agriculture.
| Columbia.---Maury county students
In Middle Tennessee Normal have es-
ta5lished Maury County club and
| elected Halle p. Morrow secretary. It
viii be Mr.. Morrow's duty to keep the
people at home posted upon the activ.
tty OF Maury countians in the big
| school.
McMinnville.- Hurt Mayo, aged SIS,
was shot and killed while making
sorghum at his home two miles west
| of Centertown, in this county, recent
I ly. Sheriff McAfee rushed blood
hounds from Putnam county and they
followed the trail to two houses. Six
arrests were made and the prisoners
are being held in jail here until the
trial
4 Jackson. w. Prather, prominent
| citizen of Selmer. died at that place
/ whine sitting In o chair holding his
granddaughter, Mary Catherine Con.
ger of Jack.on. He was a merchant
there for many years, prominent
Methodist and superintendent of the
\ Sunday school.
Nashville.-To enlist more fully the
/ three millions southern Baptists in all
| phases OF religious activity through
the Sunday schools, the Sunday school
board of the southern Baptist conven-
ton announced plans for a southern
convention of Bible class represents
tivves at New Orleans, February Z, s
and 3.
Jackson. Miss Bertha Corbitt, coun.
| ty demonstration agent, has returned
from Decatur county. where she acted
as Judge OF her branch OF work at the
county fair held there. Miss Corbit
states t1at the county fair was very