Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1921-09-29

Miss Sue Barbee of Alexan-
dria, is visiting her sister, Mrs. |
J. D. Lofts.
w. L. Dixon of Gladdico, is
here On business.
Jim Eads of near Burksville,
KY, was in Town this week,
II. G. Chapman of Phillips,
Chapman Co., Nashville, was in
tewn Wednesday and Thursday.
n. G. Young is here with his
family. They will leave in a
few days for Cookeville, where
they go to reside. Mr.. Young
has rented his property here to
Lee Mccartney.
Mrs. George Draper and chill
dren. Paula and Elsie, after
spending the summer with her
. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. M.
Gailbreath, will leave Saturday
for their home in Chattanooga.
Gene C. Huffines, the popular
representative OF Phillips-Tra
wick Co., was in town this week.
As usual. Gene reports business
good in his line. He is always
optomistic and is invariably
looking UP. He nevr talks hard
times, which has a lot to do
with il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dock Roddy and
Nr. and Mrs. Luther Roddy and
children, of Center Point, KY.
have been visiting relatives near
GAinesboro.
Quarles & McCawley Co.,
have an advertisement, in this
issue, setting out a few of the
many beautiful things they have
in store for you. Look over it,
and then 60 aid get what you
want while have the opportunity.
The prettiest things always sell
first.
Frank Moore, after two
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Holland and A H Johnson
and family, will leave first of
the week for his home in San
Antonio, Texas.
Jim, the five year old son of
0mer Roddy, of Center Point.
Ky. was here last week, en-
route to MorristowD, where he
will be under the treatment of
government physicians for tico-
ma. He was accompanied by
bis cousin, Miss Josie Roddy.
James Lofts has opened a
q meat shop in the old theatre
building on west side, and is
prepared to serve the public
in the way of nice roasts, steak,
etc. Mr.. Lofts is an experinced
butcher. having come here from
SeottsviIle, KY, where conduct
Q butchers four years. When
you want good clean fresh meat
cut to order, give him a call,
he's here to serve YOU.
n. P. Bailey and son, Frank,
have gone to Meagsville, where
they have taken charge of the
stock of general merchandise
they recently bought of Henry
Hall & Co. Mrs. Bailey and
little daughter, Ruby will ioin
them in few days. Mr.. Bailey
and his son have been in the
grocery business here for the
past FIVE years, and have, by
their honest, straightforward
business dealings. won the con-
Adenee and friendship of the
people. Their departure from
cur midsts will be a lasting re-
Rret however we wish them
Guecess.
A wedding of wide. interest.
W1s that of Miss Ruby Birdwell,
the charming and popular young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Birdwell, of Whitleyville, and
M. Lyman Dudney, a prominent
young farmer of Freestate,
which was quietly solemnized
Thursday afternoon at $3.50
near Whitleyville. Elder ]. B.
Dudney. a grandfather of the
groom officiating. The ceremo-
NJ was witnessed by a few close
friends and relatives.
The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Dudney, and
3 8 highly esteemed young man.
Both are of prominent families
and have numerous friends who
viii be interested in their mar
mage.
Sallie Keen Gist has returned
tom Nashville, after a weeks
n I