Carthage courier. (Carthage, Tenn.) 1913-current, 1921-03-17


COokeville We're in Carthage recently.
In this issue of, the Courier will be
found an advertisement of the Auto
Service Station, successors to the Rid
dleton Motor & Implement Co, at Rid
dleton. The new firm is composed of
Clarence Henry and Roy Beasley, two
splendid young business men, who de-
serve the patronage of large number
of customers.
Young mar, you YIN save one-third
on suit at ny Gwaltney's, Hick-
man. ~
Don't fail to see Constance Tai
madge at the Colonial Theatre tonight
in "A Tempermshtal Wife" This
play was shown at the Knickerbocker
in Nashville ax3Oc, our charges are
only zoe. FriGayAn Saturday nights
Katherine NcDOnarS. will appear in
''The Beauty Market" and Charlie
Chaplin aid Fatty ArbucR1e>swiIl pull
a lot of funny stuff. Special music
by Fife Reads orchestra.
All our young mems suits are hand
tailored. R.-J. GMaItney, Hickman.
Esq. T. w. Thomas of Donoho and
five of Defeated Creeks little Demo
Gratis, Masters Eugene Thomas, Oscar
Lee Huffnes, Ernest Powell, Willie
Thomas and Haley Duke, were in
Carthage Tuesday and paid the Cour-
Ter Office visit.
Give Miss E4izabeth Hawthorne
your ordeR~for a pretty hat at R. j.
GwaltDeys, Hickman.
On account of some missing dates
the schedule of the Carthage High
School baseball team has not beeR
completed and it is hoped that all
dates will be arranged within a few
days and the schedule made ready for
publication.
Mrs. c. G. Davis is spending today
in Nashville
New spring hasx-at R. ]. Gwalt-
ston at r. J~Gwaltney,s. Hickman.
A very serious accident occurred
on Fairview hill short distance from
Carthage on the Huntsville nike last
Sunday afternoon when an automo-
die IN which Mrs. Brooks Robinson
ana children and Mrs. Robinson's sis
ter, Mrs. Daisy Mcdonald, were driv-
ing, went over rock fence and turn
ed over number of times. Union a~-
cendlng the hill the engine of the car
stopped and small boy who was driv-
ing got out and propped wheel and
attempted to crank the engine when
t Inc automoobIIe began backing down
the back seat with her baby and IittIs
daughter and Mrs. Mcdonald. i,Imn-
ed from the car as it started back
wards but Mrs. Mcdonald and ths
l1tle girl were unable to get out and
they went on over the fence with the
machine, and it is somewhat lniracu-
lous that they escaped death. Aid
was quickly present and the parties
were brought to town and upon ex
ANIMATION Al 1t was found that Mrs Nc
Donald had suffered a fractured rib.
Mrs. Robinson and the little girl were
slightly bruised and the baby escaned
unlnJured- The car was considerably
damaged.
J. B. Norris, good farmer of Rock
City, is suffering from a severe attack
u rheumatism.
For your sprigs>6ats, see Mrs 8
E. Piper, MoRovil1e:s- Tenn.
1t is regrettable that the date for
the fourth Lyceum number for Car
thage, which will be given at the Co
lonial Theatre next Wednesday night.
conflicts with the revival meeting. but
since the entertainers have their road
trip already mapped out there is no
way to well avoid it.
Harvey Cragon, auditor for the
Cumberland Telephone Co.. spent
few days as the guest of the family
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. K Webb. MT.
Cragon was in the same company as
was Horace Webb, who died in France
during the world war, and he told Mr.
and Mrs. Webb many things they de-
sired to know concerning their sons
sickness and death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Midget have
moved to Carthage from Gainesboro
and are occupying the Young resi-
dence. Mr.. Midget is in charge of
the J. III. Young Produce Co. which.
firm succeeds the Carthage Produce