Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1921-04-22

Miss Essie Tosh returned to her
home 10 Henry last Saturday,
after visiting Mrs. Gus Carlton.
Mrs. Fayne Taylor was called to
Dresden Tuesday BY the illness Of
her mother, Mrs. w. w. House.
Priest & Patrick Co., carry all
sizes OF Kodak films. loft
A fine son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Kirk in the Mt,
Zion community Tuesday morning
Miss Jessie Adams, of Cedar
Grove, visited Miss Myra Jane
Evans the latter part of last week.
Good leaf tobacco for sale. See
A. w. Dodson at Huddleston's. 9
Rev. j. F, Green, pastor Of the
Baptist church, will be here next
Sunday to preach, it being his re-
gular day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jarrett
spent the week end in Westport
with Mrs. Jarrett's father, Will
McAuley.
We want you Kodak business.
Priest & Patrick Drug Co. loft
A. w. Dodson. w. M. Huddles-
ton, and George Merrick are in
Nashville this week attending a
Masonic meeting.
The wood work of the building
occupied by Drs. j. B. Cox and
Il. King as offices-is receiving q
new coat of paint this week.
Get your Kodak Films from
Priest & Patrick Drug Co. lott
Miss Evelyn Larde, of Nc.
Kenzie, spent Sunday in Hunting.
don, the guest of Miss Myrtle
Walters.
Miss Madge Warbritton, oil
Somerville, has accepted position
with Mccall & Browning as stenog.
rapher.
For SALE-Sole Leather. cut
from inferior parts of hide, at less
than tannery cost. See A. N. Nc.
Kelvey. 10
Gardens are going to be late
this spring, but the garden truck
will taste mighty good when it does
come in.
Mrs. James johnson, and little
son, James, Jr., are visiting her
mother, Mrs. l. S. Moore, and
sister, Mrs. N. w. Martin in
| Milan.
Don't fail to see the bargains
on the 25c counter at E. q. Griz.
Yards. 13.lt
Miss Opal Jolly came down from
Camden, where she has a position
as instructor in music, and spent
the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Jolly.
If you are in quest of smart hats
at a normal price see Mrs. <. G.
Grizzard. 13 1t
Mrs. Mart Baber, of Texas, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Ed
Joyner. She was called to Buena
Vista by the sickness and death
of her mother, Mrs. Brewer.
Prices lower than they have been
for a long time at Mrs. E G.
Grizzard's Millinery Store. 13-1t
Clarence johnson, of Ruleville,
Miss, and John P. Johnson, OF
Little Rock, Ark, arrived home
Wednesday. John being sick
came to be with his mother, Mrs.
Willie johnson.
See j. r. Duncan at Farmers
Store for your Made.tO- Measure
Suits. 13-1t
Profs, J. ID. Mullins, of Nc.
Kenzie, E. H. Harrell, of Nc.
Lemoresville, and j. Martin But
Ter, Of Huntingdon, were in Nash
vile last week attending the state
teachers meeting.
Mrs. A. G. Allison and little
son, of Akron, O., after visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. G.
Joyner, are this week visiting Mr..
Allison'S parents, in Waverly.
One pound Maxwell House cof-
fee Acc; 3.pound can Maxwell
House Coffee $1.20; sugar 10c the
pound; Arbuckle's coffee 25c the
pound at E. G. Grizzard's. 13.1t
Mrs. Lizzie Bell and children.
Miss Euna Presson and Henry Eu-
gene Bell, of the Ninth district,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Eulas
Presson in Hickman. Ky. Mr.. and
Mrs. Presson are the proud pa
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