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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09

with star, he brcush, himself
ha"R fr"n the aerret places 'Rut
! Thought ron carried raur head
worry high no answered. "and raw
ma h"t nrpea, =" inoI. pnr'nsts:"
Some smnii front" r-m"n that
seemed ta awsll In his brain ani yat
!" have h" par, In his real thought
inavsd him Ia Md ind is"reetIyl 1T
ihoaEht r"u danced aver, dane.
with Julius Gnrshum. That's the
name 1T that DARN fail"~ who's a.
p"litrian Of doubtful raEt. Ism, IT.
Hha ,naha n po;ulan. gesture hud
The rod wings In her ha, rihrata A
lisn tho wings uf bird IN HiEnt
There flashed through his mind
while no watched her tho rnamury
.rcn against tho snow covered land
scapo. strange tina, no could ncyey
10, away from tho though, OF n bird
whom no looked Mt nor.
"oh. Julius dor.hom: do,pi'c
h!m!"
She shIvcrcd. and nc asked with a
sympathy no had not displayed for
mental dlscomforts: Aren't you
dreadtu!ly chilled This kind OF
thing 10 a risk you know. You
might catch 'nhuenza-or anything"
Yes. might. II there Is any
about she replied tartly, and he saw
win r"I'e' 'hat her pe'u!ance had
'""ed 10 uu'' 'hu!herehce. WAS
"""Se" /" uah'' win s"meooaF'
'"s resume" ar Yer minute
''"'i N"" no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
DANNILLE'S ANNUAL.
FAIR TO OPEN TO-DAY
LSnoclnl ID 40 TLm.s.nlsnn,chl

ISDoc'n! :" IN" Times Dispatch.
bANNilLE. VA. oct. Scores Of
conccssionnn.r"s and carnival folk
""r" waiting her" for tn" stroR. OF
m!dnish', AZ winch time they expect
ed 70 begin activ" preparations for
tn" opening "f the fair. which viii
run for four days starting Tuesday
Tho carnival company contracted
With for the amUs-in"uI devices and
Shows ON tn. midway. arrived on
tW"n'y Ave ilat cars yesterday even
ins and tn" liyc stock waS taken
I" IN" fair grounds and as much
preliminary work rs possible was
don" before tho beginning OF the
sabbath. Under tho state law no
fair preparations can be carried on
on sunday
Tn" fair grounds yesterday we're
busy Win large force OF attaches
receiving exhibits and placing them
IL The exhibition halls This wear
irom!sas better fair than last from
an agricultural standpoint for II
has been good year on the farm
and the exhibits are considerably
finer ihan those seen last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
REBU|LDS STATE ROAD
At $4,000 A MILE COST
lesson in Highway ConStruc.
ton Found in Record Of Re-
firing Superintendent.

iHr"ola! to IN, Times Dispatch
iNCiit.sTr.E VA oct. "a les
N'n "nd example 10 the virginia stat.
Highway Commission Tor economical
hIth""S r"huiltsu= aud construction
l"- b".n "nd ia ,h- record ~ ]
FRANK M'I'"nnld. retiring sup-iiu-
''nd-nt "i III" it-rrNN IlI. hnt charles
Town IH.npih". IN Clarke County.
"h''h was one ~ --v"ra! roads taken
over r"c"n'iN hy IA" state and mad.
part 81 thu STATE highwnr Sys-
tenn
IN" ro,d. which is regarded as ono
'i me best IN The STATE" was re-
"niIt b, Mr.. M"Dnnald's road force
ana given an oil binder surface n, a
''st ~ $1,000 per mite. MIR NcDSu-
"th Hhid IN" cost would hay. been
i"ss had IL not h..u necessary IA
Apply second oil binder the nrst
having been Ia" thin McDonald's
NAiHrN az turnpike Superintendent
was only s25o = Year. hut ne has n,b.-
interests including "A larg. farm
which bring in ample revenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
TOBACCO SALES BREAK
ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS
Danville Market Disposes Of
l,460, 994 Pounds-Prices
Are High.
IEST SELLING METHODS
-'"-oprrntive Plan Reported In Fe-
rOr Among Farmers. Although
Figures Are Not Mndc Public.
10th Well Pleased.
SELLING ME
speclal 30 Tho Times.Dispatch-

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch
DANNTiI,F. VA. Oct. S.--Oiilc'al
Agures on tho sale Of tobacco In tho
local auction warehouses during tho
first week OF the season announced
"catsrdsy showed that l,4GO..p,
pounds was marketed for $47sboo 3i.
IN" average being {3i.s5. This is a
record for Danviilc both in the num-
bsr of pounds sold and the price,
pnid FOR the leaf.
The receipts ~ tho -Opora,Iy,
Marketing As.onittion dcl!vory
warehouses are known TO have h..n
h"avy. but tho actual ngures have
not boon given out. Much or the
leaf Is reported ~ hnvc brnn sold.
The rain, which came las, might.
promised a giut on tho market her.
next Tuesday-aways big selling
day with tbs farmers Scores ~
farmers who have no artificial mean,
o! "orherinF the tobacco viii rroat
BY this natural "season" and ,hev
arc expected here In such tore. as
- tax the quadrupIe sal. system
next week
Patrons OF both disposal method,
arc highly satisfied with tho opera
ton OF both methods. the farmer,
sailing az auction bang juhilan, over
prices and tho growers.allEncd Win
tho pool arc satisfied with the rret
weak o! the pool .yrtem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
One Man in His Time:
nv t)ll~R t.iasEavv,

enchanting the lightning u WINS ell
perfectly tr4a. Hs had nst even hson
in'r"du"ed ;" the glr,, and here ahe
was. as crude ma iIfa ana n. Intern
perate. accusing him nf Indifference
mad ,hay dane "a hsrT Su ono had
been openly rude Nothing had hosn
said, no WAS sure. absolutely hnfh-
snr IL had heon charity enter
;sinmont." and the young paopla Of
his set had merely LOFT her aloha
shat was all Tho affair had besm
for from nkalusiye--for tho enter
prisInR lRdiop Of the Baech Tron bay
nursery had prudnntly prnfsrr"d u
LONE Hubscriptiun Hat to n limited
social circle-hnd in n gathering no
,bscuroly mixed" thero wore. with
out doubt, number OF Gideon
Neteh'. ndmirorn wns II malicious
y arranged BY Fate that Patty
upon the people who had elected her
father TO Office?
''As II that mattered!'
Her scorn OF his subtertuge. her
knocking defiance OF the sacred for
muia to whioh ne deferred. awoke
in him an unfamiliar and pleasantly
piQuant sensation. Through IL all he
Was conscious Of the inner prick and
sting OF his Interpretation, as Il
The switt attraction had passed into
a mental aversion.
AS IL that mattercd"' he echoed
Gajly. 'as II that matter"d at ALL
iI"r face changed in the twilight.
aud it seemed I" him that he saw nor
FOR the first time with the peculiar
vivjdu.ss that cam. only In dreams
"r in IN" hidden country within his
mind. The somher arch Of tn" sky.
IN. slimmrT "f lights far away tn.
clustering shadows against tn"
Whit. fold uf snow, tn" vague
rh"stly shapes of tn. sycamor.s
all thos" things endowed nor with
tn" potency "f romantic adventure.
In tho winter night she seemed TO
him I" eNhale the rowing sweetness
OF spring. Then she spoke. and tn"
sharp brightness Of his vision was
cloudcd ~ the old sense ~ unreal
itr
They treated me as n wcr" a
piece Of bunting or Hover In a
pot" she said. They lef, mo alou"
in tho dr"ssinE-room. No one spoke
to me, though they must have known
who | was. They know. ali az them
that ! am the Governors daurhtcr.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
NEW CHURCH ASSURED
CITY OF PETERSBURG
First Baptis. Congregation
Will Erect s25O,0OO Etlihce.
Site Nui Selected.

PETERHncRG VA Oct -
now Church /" cot, approximately
1900. 600 whom Gni.hed VIII nc huii,
hy tho member. OF tho Firp, nspt,st
church. II wps ANNOUNCED this
morning following the regular sor.
v!ass. a, which time Rev, W. Mar.
shall Craig. pastor. preached rpa-
c!sl sermon on "Tha i.!sa That
Counts. Commi,toos were !mme.
diateiy appointed and definite &C.
Non VIII probably nc taken within
III" next thirty days
For some time Tho attendance at
both the sunday schooi and church
has been Increasing. and the mcm-
Ders sHVn Jaw that new quarters
would have TO be obtained II tn.
increase continued Pastor CralR's
sermons have been attracting un-
usually large crowds and the work
OF the minister and hts assistant,
Miss ka,halecn Ha.ood. has been 80
great tina, II 10 with considerable
difficulty that the various oryaniza-
tis' Church are taken care OF in so
FAR as room Ia concerned.
About eighteen months ago the
members raised within few DAYS
F22ooO FOR the purpose Of paying
on the old deb, on the present
edihce on top Of this tn. present
building WAS condemned and a large
sum va. spent In repairing the
building. Eut This did not cause any
let UP ~ the work on the part OF
N" minister and his nock They
kept the pace and IT Mas coon re-
allied that something would have
=" To don" in the way 81 seeking
new quarters
~ IN. s"rvIc" thi. morning the
r"r" mention Of tho building Of an
o'h"r church seemed :" SEAL. the
question in SO far a. the actual
erection wss concerned Every
nl"mh"r present Immediately agreed
aud Mr.. Craig appointed the follow
inc 10 special committee for the
INST work on securing tn" necessary
'unis ". Reach. Dennie Perk
ins"n. T.. 4. Hartley II G Good
man, pr william Pitcher. Hatcher
seward. Paul Roper. J. II Gil. Dan
i"l l.. higgins. John w. Long. Pres
ton Roper. W. g. Rocker. r. H.
Ma"lin. ir =. hodd W T.. John
'"n, X. 7 jones. l.. T. Robertson,
NaN-rly Winf"id. J. u. huri"ot. T..
F. Adkins. j. X. Carter, - H. Cod
--N W iIg"n. Il T. STRATEGY. r..
Terri@. J q. Weeks W f. VIII
hanson. oscar WINFIELD Mrs W W.
MeCraoien. Mrs !. u smith. Miss
Ethel Pitcher snd Miss Mae Bur
ton.
The location OF the new church
ha- not Vet h""u decided uron. bu,
II + said that The members are
hoping 80 %" nhl" TO hav" IN" build.
ut ""cGpy ia" lot at the corner OF
WASHINGTON Street. within few
f''t O; TIA" present building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
MAN SHOOTS WIFE
AND SELF, is CHARGE
LRy Associated Presnl

MIAMI. FLA, Oct. s-hirs. c, B.
Jones - euty 20 play piano re-
Gently / -sht for her Is tho cause
81 her lying IN local hospital with
pistol wound in her lungs and her
husbands death by a self admins
lered pistol ehot. she says.
The shooting occurred last night
at the couples home. According 20
Mrs. Jones. her husband came home
Intoxicated and upbraided her for
her inability to play the piano. When
she replied in tho same tone OF voice
n" chased hsr through the house,
heat her and shot her. Then he,
turned Tho gun on himself. He died
onrly today. ,Y9,CMMFN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
GERMANY BUILDING
BIG MERCHANT MARINE
my Universal servic. I

WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-Evcn Ger.
many. stripped OF practically all her
seaGoing tonnage by the terms OF
the Versailles treaty, will soon have
greater merchant marine than has
this county, unless Congress is
quick 10 enact the pending ship sub
sidy legislation. This fact is set
ont in statement issued by the Ma
t!onal Merchant Marine Association
today.
Germany is developing its mer-
chant marine ut rate that bids fair
10 restore II before long TO It's prc-
war position Of second only to Great
Britain. II was stated She has as
semhlcd merchant marine OF 1000
600 tons in the aggregate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
TWO ARE ARRESTED
ON WHISKY CHARGE


MANCHESTER. VA. oct. s-Dcr-
sell NJ Nrmcl. white. and Holmes
Butler. Coi"rcd. We're ia jail here to-
day. awaiting grand jury action on
charges Of TRANSPORTING liTuor They
were among six young men arrested
last niEht In pectacui1r raid at
Mfddl"tuwn by Sheriff Pannett and
several! deputies, who aur3rIsod The
men when they were In tho act OF
unloading the liquor in stable.
In addition To making the arrests
mt pistol points. officers conhacated
forty gallons OF moonshine liquor in
jugs and fruit Jars. which was placed
In an unoccupicd cell At the local Jail
OrviIl" Swar;z, this city, who was in
the Immediate nciChhorhocd with a
truck at the time, claimed To have
had nothing 10 do with tho whisky
hauling. but was fined $40 and costs
Tor carrying revolver concealed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
325 MEN AND
WOMEN IN RAIDS

NEW ORLEANS oct, S.-Three
hundred and twenty-five prisoners.
lrcludlrE many women. were taken
~ raids conducted by tho police last
night and early today on cabare,s
poolTooins. gambling houses and
"lh"r establishments In a ci,y-v ID.
clean M campaign Instituted a
week ar" by Superintendent OF 20
lie" Maloncy
Tn" latest haul brought tho to-
iai number NJ arrests mad" since
tn" raids began last Saturday night
M 20 approx m.tely l.DO0.
II am going To keep hammcriug
az them until New Orleans is
"l"ahed." Sup"rintend"nt Maloney de-
clared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
Girls Hold Meeting.

PETERSBtR re-. VA, Oct. S.-The
Girl Reserves AZ 4. T.. HIM School
entertained all the girls OF the
school over 10 years of age few.
days ago. There were about twenty,
hve girls present. BEFORE the enter
tainment the following officers wore
elected: president, Nancyn prioo
Vire-prcsident. Dorothy Hannale:
secretary. Frances Porter; treasur,r
Louis Domdy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
SEEK ARREST OF
ARKANSAS PASTOR
[hy Associated rr.ss 1

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Oct. $
Ac''nS on the order "f Prosecuting
ATTORNEY John -. H"skins, officers
sought today to ares, R.v "
Hughes. who yesterday was ,c
quilted in Circuit cour, ON =, J.,
dictment charging completely in IN.
murder of Mrs. Anna {. VI. Mckin-
non.
IN" prosecutor, II was stated had
'NlH"n"" against ia" sup"rannua,ad
minister charging perjury alleged
." have been committed At In.
o"ron"r's hearing over tho body Of
IN" woman. at which time. i, H.
charged. the minister swore or af
Armed that he had no information az
h" murder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
FIND BODIES OF TWO
IN HOME OF ARTIST
nm r,niyersal eerv,ce,1

II1tCESTt;K. MASS Oct. B.
u""th prpIwGed Under mysterious
circumstances tho hodias of Harry a.
UoNine, Of vast Philadelphia, and
s'olia Iiesloft, nf Frssinrd. Pm. ware
fpunh today in tho Kitchen Of the
summer homo of Miss Carolina sink
Tor wonl,hy PhilHdsiphia artist.
IN" bodies faced each other and
,h.ir Hrrus wNra sntuinsd. This dad
woman had for many years boon ON
pioycd a= n domsRtic by AHs Sink
lc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
LENIATHAN DESTINED
TO BE QUEEN OF SEAS
Try universal Service. !

WASHINGTON. oct. S.-Th. work
"f reconditjoninC tho I.eviathan. dos
tined 70 h"come queen Of the seas
under tn" American flag. is progress
i"S Even more rapidly than was *
p"rtcd.
Rear admiral BENSON. ShippIng
Hoard COMMITS si"n"r. So reported on
returning today from another ~ his
frequent inspection trips To the
iards ~ tn" Newport News ship
building and Dry Dock Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
Rcd eros. priv. 10 ,.,,,,n,

HorEWEl VA, Oct S-Aftcr
waiting for several weeks for ad-
ditional supplies, tho workers In the
Rcd Cross drive will again start
out tomorrow to hnish securing tho
halan "f the 10000 needed TO carry
on tn" work Of tho local chapiar
for tho coming year Those who ara
working are confident that the hal
ancn OF the money Will be raised
within few DAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
Officers Are Elected.

HorEW ELL, VA. Oct S-Tha
welfare League. "f Woodiawn. me,
.aSt night and elected the following
officers FOR tho coming wear: prasi.
dent, " r. Ayers: vicc-president
e J pool; treasurer. y r KENNEDY:
secretary. J. +. Cox: assistant secrs.
tary, ". F.. Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
lily Club Nnmc. oRrer.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. S.-Thc
local Hi-Y Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the present school
year: President, William White.
head; vice-pres,dent. Milton Apper-
son; secretary, Coke sheftey. and
treasurer, Mott Rohinaon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
si,ty-.,x Case. On Docket

PETERSRURG. VA, Oct. s.-Ther.
are stxty-six cases on the docket q:
Chesterfield Circuit Court. which
oonvenes tomorrow morning. Their,
are several civil cases 70 be dis.
posed OF, In which several local at.
torueyS are intsreatsA,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
ASPIRIN
IN NEW PERFECTED FORM

Aspirin 10 most effective in at
lacking and relieving pain. and
thus Is indispensable To those sur
fer!nR from rheumatism head
aches. earachrs lunbago, etc
Many suffering from these. how
ever. hhve herrtotors been unable
70 h-neht from ordinary aspirin.
became of their tendency TO flhtu-
lency or heartburn.
Now comes tho new pain reliever
a newly perfected aspirin with
special beneficial qualities. TIN
GILES LANO ASPIRIN not only
relieves pain. but by means OF q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
THREE

ment -.crosscd hnr tire. u, Isn't
tho hrs, time ~" md - rrl, my
'se,h ami hear ,hlrca-nuh tie get
ting ~atse instead ~ better Nil the
zine. md I'm AFRAID sh5il have go
nss s"u "a heir ma Np tho hit. I
~ns waiting uHtii Though, / could
manage !, ~ myself"
Lra o.. Fthtit,,,d F.t.nn..n-l -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09
: EIN8N

mild d!Eestant # contains, X pre-
vents In most caaes tho after-dis-
comfort that might result.
\ gentle laxative Is alec inolud-
ed This corrects the cause OF tho
troubl. ny Kidding the system OF
the toxins or body poisons that go
often are tho cause OF pain and
rostlessncss.
It's the aspirin with tho thres-
| fold attnok upon pain. colds, head
aches. carachea. rheumAttern, eto-
&c sure to ask for TINGLE'S fAXO
ASPIRIS. tho improved aspirin
with the three pointAi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-09

IRA =. Fhntiitued Fn.nns
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-03-03

Harmon Hodges. jess Mitchell,
and scores of others from Finger
attended the singing convention.
W. T. Pigott, the popular cash.
Ter Of the Bethel Springs Bank,
spent Tuesday afternoon in Sci.
mer.
Good letters from Acton, Cy-
press, Shady Grove and Wealth
erfords arrived too late for pub
LEGATION this week, but will APP
pear n5xt week.
A. Williams, of A. Williams &
Bro, Bethel Springs live-wire
merchants and cotton buyers,
was in to see us Monday and or
dered a nice lot of printing for
his firm.
Rev. ]. T. Bagby, one of the
most popular ministers in the
Methodist Conference, has been
spending a few days with his
wife's parents, j. Fl. and Mrs.
Steadman. He has been engaged
in a successful revival in the
east part of the county. Bro.
Bagby is strong preacher and
is extremely popular as a pastor.
He left Wednesday for his home
in Memphis where he is pastor
of Highland Heights Methodist
church.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-03-03
Teachers Meeting Postponed

On account of the condition of
the roads and the prospects for
continued bad weather, the teach
ers' meeting will not be held Sat-
urday the 4th. The next meet
ing will be held April l, with same
program. Warrants for last
month will be mailed to teachers.
TERRY ALTERNATELY, )
Co. Supt.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-03-03
PERSONALS

Will Evans and son Tom FROM
Crooked creek were Saturday Wis
itors to Selmer.
T. A. Haynes and wife Of Pin
son were here to attend the sing
ing convention.
Mack Luttrell of the 10th dis
trict spent district was in Selmer
Saturday.
Jack Kirby of Bethel Springs
was in to see US Saturday.
Miss Louella McCullar is very
sick at the home of her brother
in-law, Lee Alexander, on Cy-
press avenue.
Mrs Sarah Sweat is recovering
from a severe attack of the flu.
Grady Droke of Adamsville
called Saturday and subscribed
for the Independent.
J. w. Wood, member of the
county school board, spent Satur-
day in Selmer.
w. R. Nickles. county attend
ance officer, was a business vis-
itor to Selmer Saturday.
J. w. Mccoy and sons, Allen
and Leslie, of Shady Grove were
in Selmer Saturday.
]. C. Taylor of the first dis
trict was in Selmer Saturday.
G. c. PUNK of Liberty was in
Selmer Saturday.
DIR. Robert johnson of Arkan-
sas has been attending Chancery
Court this week.
Rupert Chambers and wife of
Ramer spent Saturday in Selmer
qisiting friends.
Miss Mabel Curry Of Coyinth
was the charming guest of Miss
Sac Wooten for few days.
Rev. Hammons, pastor of the
Selmer Baptist church, has NOV
ed to Selmer from near Jackson.
Logan McCaskill Fingers big
man, is a renewal subscriber. He
tips the scales to 800 and is only
6 feet 6 inches high.
Mrs. J. S. Carter of Memphis
is visiting relatives in Selmer.
Miss Lena Gooch of the Union
University spent the weekend
with her parents in,Selmer.
M. T. Inman, one of Purdy's
well known citizens, was in Sell
mer Saturday and renewed his
subscription.
Holland M. Brint and Stanton
Lineberry, prominent citizens Of
Hardeman county, were in town
Saturday.
In the estimation of John R,
Swain there were more people al
the singing convention than could
be counted and more songs were
sung than ever before. Mr.. Swain
il the popular president of the
convention, being reelected.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-03-03

Mrs. O. S. Alternately attended
the funeral of her grandmother,
Mrs. Frances Hill, at Mt. Vernon
Friday afternoon.
County Agent W. T. McKell
is able to be up after being con-
fined to his home with the flu.
E. H. Hockaday, one of the en-
terprising farmers of Crooked
creek, was in Saturday and re-
newed his subscription to the In
dependent.
H. B. Lewis, Jim Hips and R.
N Hester of Bethel Springs, at
tended Chancery Court Wednes-
day.
W. D. Hendrix of Bethel Springs
was a visitor Tuesday. Mr.. Hen
dirk is one of the most substan-
tial and popular business men of
McNairy county and has been en-
gagged in the mercantile business
for many years.
Martin bigger, representing the
Osborne Company, the biggest
calendar and advertising hous.
ties in the world, called to see US
Thursday. Mr.. bigger resides in
Memphis and is one of the most
popular travelling men making
this territory.
Mrs. w. A. Grant of Corinth is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Floyd, this week.
Joe Grant of Dyersburg, is WIS.,
Iiting relatives in McNairy coun-
ty.
Ike Rubel, one of the wholesale
merchants Of Corinth, spent Mon
day in Selmer on legal business.
This was the first visit of Mr..
Rubel to Selmer in about twenty
years.
Hon. w. M. Cameron, of South
Pittsburgh. and a former member
of the Tennessee Legislature
spent a few hours recently in
Selmer as the guest of W. K.
Alternately. He is Lee High
and Muscle Shoals enthusiast and
was On his way to Washington to
attend the meeting where the
route was to be determined.
The following visiting lawyers
attended Chancery Court this
week: Jere Galbriath. John w.
Robertson and E. A. Mccain of
Henderson. Hon. w. H. Den
nison, Chancellor, opened the reg
ular term of the Chancery Court
at Selmer Wednesday morning.
The docket is light and the Court
will not be in session more than
two days.
: The many friends of Estelle
McAlpin will be very much griev-
ed to learn of his serious illness
in an army hospital at Fortress
Monroe. The dispatches that
have been coming daily from his
bedside to his relatives indicate
his condition as serious. In spite
of his ailment it is hoped that he
may soon recover. He has beer
lin the army for some time,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1922-03-03
Mule Colt Wanted

| want to buy a black, mare
mule cot that will be a year old
this spring. Must be good av-
erage size and cheap. Parties
having one bring it to town Mon
day. Hall Hockaday.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-06-21
Fatal Aecidents AT Whitinrham

diHI HtNEHtHLN IT Wf1flnUnam
Henry Bedell, As, working on the
big dam. fell into a cement mixer
and was smothered. John Cavilina.
had his head crushed by a flying rock
from a blast. Both occurred last
week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-06-21

The party from Field and
Stream" which came to Vermont to
take moving pictures of bass fishing
in Lake Champlain, completed its
work at Shanty Point on Alburg Bay
recently.