Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-04-27

DR.. J. d. Quarles. of Whitley
vile, was in town. Tuesday.
L. G. Strobe, attorney spent
the first of the week on Jennings
Creek.
Rev. K A Early will preach
at Rough Point Sunday morning
att IL O'Clock. Be sure and
attend.
Buy your candy where it is
fresh and handy. A nice assert
ment of chocolate just received.
Haile's Grocery. adv.
FOR SALE--.Several bushels
of Soy Beans at 81 per bushel.
Call or see Henry Hall, Gaines.
boro, R-2, or Bill Waddle,
Gainesboro. adv.
FOR SALE-l00 bushels corn,
Gas Engine. Griss Mill and Cut
off saw. Owners DR.. F. C.
Hargis and j. c. Elrod, Muir
freesboro, Tenn. adv.
DR.. Frank Hargis and J. C.
Elrod, of Murfreesboro, were in
Gainesboro Tuesday. They have
some For Sale" ads in this
issue that might interest you.
Read them.
Garland c. Jackson. County
Register, was in Bloomington
Springs Monday afternoon on
business. He was the guest of
Carmel Smith. the genial post
master, of that place Monday
night.
COLD DRlNKS--.Our ice;
cream is pure and wholesome.
rich and toothsome always the
same, always the best. OUR
SOFAS and sundaeS are large and
luscious, every trial brings a
happy smile. Pure Coca Cola
DC. Haile's Grocery. adv.
Subject for Sunday night at
the local Methodist church is |
The failure of the First Century
Church. p" Come out and bring |
some one with you. Your pres |
ence will be greatly appreciated. |
K. A. Early, Pastor.
Mrs. Hugh Norman left Mon !
lay for San Antonio, Texas, (,
where she will join her husband. !
Mr.. Norman is a veteran of thel
ate war. and re-inlisted in the
army several months ago, and [
las recently been promoted.
John L. Hoover, of Culleoka,
Tenn, Maury County, was in
own Tuesday. Mr.. Hoover.
Who is formerly of this county,
$ the owner of a nice $50 acre
arm there, with all the modern
onveniences, and is perfectly
atisfied with his location.
The resignation of Tom Mabry.
s operator and lineman for
DOE Creek Home Telephone,
company, was accepted by the
directors here Wednesday, and
leo Jackson, former operator
nd llneman, was elected to fnlI
rs place. Mr.. Jackson will
AXE charge of the exchange
bout the the first of may. Mr..
labry has been in charge since
he first of January.
L. G. Cason, owner of the
'arthage Marble and Granite
Works, after spending several i
avs in this section of the coun- {
Y, has returned home. While
ere ne bought a new Ford road
ter of local agents, Draper &
lcCawley Co. MIR. Cason was /
! the office one day last week
nd reports an excellent busi-
ess on this trip. He feels very
rateful to the people of his old
ONE county for their liberal
atronage, and when you need
1ything in this line, it will paw
~ to get in touch with him
,fore buying.
Frank Anderson, Jr., assist
1t clerk on the Str. MT
ryan, was in town Monday
ternoon. Mr.. Anderson got
at The Local landing, which is
Vned by his father. NJ F And. |
son, and remained until the |
turn trip of the steamer.
nlch had gone to points farther !
J. Frank says he likes the
'rk pretty W Il, and is learning |!
e business right along. This
IS about his third trip out. |
lille Frank is yet in his teens !
has the energy and pep that ]
takes to get along well these ]
vs. of hustle and rustic His I
ends bnro oro ,,,,.I,