The Polk County Republican., May 08, 1914, Image 6

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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
CRASSY CREEK NEWS.
The boys of Grace met Thursday night
and or-u'izcd a baseball team, they electfd
G. II. Hyde manager and S. B. Beckler
c rctary end treasurer.
A gooa many of the girls and boys of
Gricu ended the commencement exer
cises at Ducktown.
Chas. Beckler, Nora Beckler and Carl
C iastain, of Grace, visited the Singing
C mention at Blue Ridge, Sunday.
There is some talk of a phone line being
put into Grace this summer, and if they do
t ie petple of Ducktown and Copperhill
can ta'!; to "Grace" over the phone. I
tUnk s' me of the people of this place
ought to talk more about Grace and less
a out t!;. ir neighbors.
. L. II. Presswood and his sister, Mary,
wc-re isitors of Wm. Hyde, this week.
Sweet Wiltjam.
SPRINGTOWN.
You will notice I have headed my letter
with Sringtown, in place of Servilla. Our
postoffice at Servilla has been discontinued
and this country is better known as Spring
town. The postoffice at this place was
called Springtown until after the civil war.
The Indians first gave this place the name
of Springtown because we have so many
good springs in this vicinity.
Tom Lee, James Burchfield and Miss
Marthon Burchfield were visiting in Engle
wood, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. H. Lee who has been sick is im
proving. W. N. Morgan made a business trip to
Athens Sunday.
Mr. Hood Demey, who has been very ill
for some time, died Sunday. He was
about 85 years old.
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. GLOBE CLOTHES
Carry out the modern Young Men's
idea better than any others because
they are designed, cut and made by
young men who know how to make
the present fashions look on any
man. Let me take your measure
four next suit.
J. E. MARSHALL
DUCKTOWN
Dee Jenkins and family, were visiting J.
M. Cheek and family, Sunday.
Ben Carden of Prendergast, was visiting
home folks on Towee, Sunday.
'Squire J. N. McBrayer passed through
our burg, Sunday.
Messrs. Lidge Brockett and Arthur Hid
gon, was in our town, Sunday.
James H. Burchfield and Jack Thompson
went fishing, Saturday night, in Hiawassee
river.
Mrs. Ellen Morgan spent Sunday with
her son, R. L Morgan and family.
BENTON.
Several young people went on May ramble
Sunday evening. All report a good time.
Mrs. E. C. Kilpatrick and son, I. T. Kil
patrick was visiting in our burg, last Fri
day. Lon Wiley had the misfortune of getting
his bicycle torn up Sunday.
Sunday school at this place is progress
ing nicely.
G. W. Kilpatick is painting his house.
We understand the teachers examination
will be held at Benton. May 14 and 15.
CAMBRIA.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Hyatt, of Wetmore,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Rymer, at Cambria.
Earn Davis and wife, spent Saturday night
and Sunday, with his sister. Mrs. Ethel
Milton, of this place.
The prospects for good fruit crops are
fine in this section.
Chas. Rymer has got the prettiist garden
in Cambria.
W. C. Pain of this place has purchased
Globe Clothes
Quality Insurance
There is true satisfaction in the possession of
a suit of clothes that will permanently retain
its shape that's correct in style perfect in fit.
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a new piano look out we will have music,
now.
We are having a nice Sunday school
at Wetmore, now.
There is school going on at Prendergast.
The children all seem pleased with their
teachej. Miss Minnie Dixon.
Local and Personal Mention.
Waltet McMahon, of Etowah, who has
beeu here under the treatment of Dr. B. M.
Doyle, returned to his home, Wednesday,
much improved.
Traveling men who make Copperhill say
that the Colonial Hotel is one of the best
in East Tennessee. They always have a
good word for Mine Host Hood, too.
J. F. Anderson went to Knoxville, Tues
day on business.
W. A. Woody went down into the Fir&t
dsitrict, Tuesday, to interview the "boys in
the trenches."
B. K. Donaldson, of Isabella, was in
Ducktown, Tuesday night, attending the
installation of a D. and A. lodge. While
here he paid this office a visit. Come
again.
M. M. Matlock, of the Copper City Ad
vance, was in Ducktown, Tuesday, and
made this office a fraternal visit.
Rev. W. M. Jones leaves this week for
Tellico Plains where he will hold a big re
vival meeting. He has the good wishes of
a host of friends for its success.
Mr. and Mrs Mark Lilliard are rejoicing
over the coming of a bright baby boy to
bless their home, Wednesday morning.
W. A. Codd, of Chattanooga is here for
a few weeks, assisting S. W. Gibson in the
business, for the firm of H. H. Spitler & Co.
Hon. T. 0. Pack, of Benton, spent Wed
nesday night and Thursday in this place.
Mr. Pack and his family attended the
funeral of his hrother's wife, Wednesday.
; Born to Mr. and Mrs. Felix Creasman,
a boy, Thursday.
THE YOUTH'S COMPANION CAL
ENDAR FOR 1914.
The publishers of The Youth's Compan
ion will, as always at this season, present
to every subscriber whose subscription is
paid for 1914, a Calendar for the new year.
It is a gem of calendar-making. The
decorative mounting is rich, but it is sub
ordinated to the main purpose to produce
a calendar that is useful.
Legal Blanks for Sale.
We are ready to supply justices and con
stables with garnishment blanks in any
quantity.
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TAX SALE
I will offer for sale and sell for cash
in hand to the highest and Vst bidder,
the following described re. estate, sit
uated in Polk county, Tenn., the sale
being for the taxes of 1913, hich are
due and unpaid. Sale on first Mon
day in June, 191 1, within legal hours.
F. I). Copfxand, Trustee.
THIRD DIrrjT
mime AMoricr or TAXI
Mrs J E McCamry. 4K) acres 20 02
rot mil Dis-rHH.T
L W Haskina. 160 rir 6
Cu Thomi a. 40 a.rrs 2 jl
Mr. Dora W right. 80 a.rrs 2 32
Sf VIMH DISTHICT
W M Bradley. 20 acres 1 96
R E Blalock, 600 acres - U 0I
J A Fuller. 812 acres 1 f
Isaac Farrier heirs. 100 acres 1 85
Mm Elizabeth Kilpatrick, 40 acre. 1 39
93
Livingston heirs, 60 acres .-
J P Plumley. 16 arre, 1 96 "
1 TO
Jeff Vaughn, 40 acres 1
SIXTH DISTRICT
J R Han by, 46 acres 1 49
R B Hammons, 40 acres
93
Mrs Mary Spurting, 40 acres
R N Williams, 40 acres 7
EIGHTH DISTRICT
47
Brooks heirs, 4 acres --
Nancy Bell, one lot ---
F H Craig, 25 acres -
Jacob Carter, 40 acres. '
2 18
PCronsn, l4 acre - (
W H Henson, 38 acres...
James Holbrooks. one lot
4 64
J E Harris, 3 acres
... 2 88
Lee Hyatt one acre
W C Holton, one lot -
G W Hughes 120 acres -
T L Johnson, one lot
TA Killenbeck, 5 lots 17
Bill Keeler, 80 acres
R R Ledford, 2 aces
1 o.J
G W Lowery, one lot
J L McAlasler heirs, 80 acres
Catharine McAlaster, 40 acres
Pillar Morgan, one lot
J D Payne, one lot
James Parks heirs, 80 acres -
4 tv
Henry Parker, 27a acres
Henry Thompson, one lot
J W V enter, one lot
C A Verner, one lot
TENTH DISTRICT
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Elbert Allen, 30 acres -
H A Bryant, one lot
J A Brown, one lot -
Andrew Brown, one lot r.
Caroline Bradford, 2 acres
William Bell, one lot
Copperhill Bank and Trust Co, one lot.
W N Cole, one lot 5
W E Delano, 35 acres -
James Elrod, one lot -
Sam Gibson, one acre -
Callie Hawkins, one lot -
W B Hyde, 40 acres - - ,
Burt and OUie Ledford, 3 acres '
Levi Major, 214 acres
Mrs J J Sanders, one lot - .
Annie Scisson, 3l2 acres -
Newt Spivy. one lot
Mrs H W Walker, 12 acres.... -
J T Westmoreland, 15 acres
' ELEVENTH DISTRICT
2 97
Hampton heirs, 160 acres
C A Scott, 160 acres ?.
E A Williams, 95 acres
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