The Polk County Republican., July 27, 1917, Image 3

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Local and Personal Mention
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M. C. During, of Archvilie, wes here
Monday..
Will Graham, of Isabella, was in Duck
town, Monday.
W. T. Center, of Copperhill, was a court
visitor Monday
R. M. Shields, of Isabella, was a court
visitor, Monday.
Louis Bramlett was the official in charge
of the grand jury.
Miss Mamie Watson visited relatives at
Isabella, this week. ,
Miss Annie Lee Harbison is the guest of
her sister, this week.
Jas. M. Shearer, of Farner, came down
Sunday to attend court.
Mayor Boone Crawford, of Copperhill,
had business here, Monday.
II. M. Bramlett, of Coletown, had busi
ness at court, Monday.
Carl McConnell returned from his visit
to Knoxville, Saturdav.
W. T. Dalton, of Copperhill, had busi
ness at court Tuesday.
Rev. C. F. Hunter, of Copperhill, was
doing jury duly, this week.
Bob McConnell was the only Knoxvitte
attorney at this term ot court.
J. B. Cox, of Johnson City, was a legal
light that shone at court, this week.
Hon. M. T. Fouls, of Cleveland, was
here for court, the first of the week.
Judge N. Q. Allen, of Athens, represent
ed the bar of that city at court, this week.
Attorney-General Peace was on the job
Monday morning and faced a large docket,
County Chairman Sam L. Higdon, of
Benton, had business in Ducktown, Tues
day. Judge Sam C. Brown armed, Sunday
evening', and opened court promptly at
8 o'clock, Monday.
Jeff A. Hedden, of Copperhill, was the
only member of the bar from that place at
"court this week.
John L. Smith, of Cleveland, was the
only member of the bar, of that city who
attended this court.
Rev. W. C. Revis, of Copperhill, was in
Ducktown, this week, taking a census of
our school population.
J.'Harry Swan, jr., B. B. C. Witt and
R. M. Copeland were the Benton attor
neys on hand, Monday.
James Parker, of Archvilie, was in town
on Wednesday. He will teach school at
Postelle the coming year
Owing to the illness of Abe Lillard,
George T. Hood had charge of Judge
Brown's court at this session.
, Miss Mary Boring,, of Englewood, was
the guest of friends here, last week. She
was a welcome visitor at this office.
Deputy Sheriffs W. R. Ledford of Cop
perhill, and Rouel Shearer, of Isabella, as
sisted Acting Sheriff Hood in conducting
court.
Wanted Men to work on the mountain
road. Wages, $2.00 per day; board 50
cents per day. - Apply now to A. G. Gam
ble or Superintendent at Hunter's Switch.
John M. Kilpatrick is at work again, af
ter spending a ten days' vacation with his
family at Sweetwater. He says it rained
down there most of the time.
E. J. Lock is at the service of the public
desiring automobile service. Will go any
where. Calls answered promptly. Your .
patronage will be appreciated. Phone
No. 38-4.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.
By irlue of the power ested in us by
law, we the undersigned Election Coni
misionerS lor Polk county, wiil cause to be
opened and at the various Noting pre
cincts in the districts of said county, an
election on the
2fith DAY OF JULY, 1917,
for the purpose of allowiug the
people to vote on the miestion as to whether
or net we will hold orjiave a Constitutional
Convention or a new Constitution in this
state.
Ssid Election will be held under the
Dortch law.
This the 11th, day of June, 1917.
B. B. C. Witt, Chairman.
J. E. Rollins, Secretary.
G. G. Hyatt, Comr.
Board of Election Commisioners, Polk
couuty, Tennessee.
FIRST DISTRICT
First precinct Patty.
A E Clark, returning officer; George Har
bison, judge: R P Bishop, judge; John 01
vey, judge; L B Lanning, - clerk; F T Har
rison, clerk; T T Jenkins, registrar; M V
Calhoun; registrar; N D Spearman, assist
registrar.
Second Precinct Benton.
John II Howard, returning officer; W F
Rymer, judge; B P Rollins, judge; S H
Quintrell, judge; J H Swan jr.. clerk; Hor
ace Love, clerk; I T Cavitt, registrar; J E
Cook, registrar; L W Hildebrand assistant
registrar.
Third Precinct Harris Arthur's Shop,
I H Arthur, returning officer; II A Fetzer,
judge; S N Bain, judge; W L Howard,
judge; Thos W Lowery, clerk; S M Os
ment, clerk; B J Wooten, registrar; W M
Prince, registrar, John Gilbert, assistant
registrar.
Fourth Precinct ConesaugaHigh School
R T Hillard, returning officer; R B Max
well, judge; J F Parks.judge; James Head
judge; VV V Davis, clerk; B T Finnell,
clerk; N G Willis, Registrar; J B Finnell,
registrar; N I Davis, assistant registrar;
SECOND DISTRICT.
Fifth Precinct Sylco.
W T Bruce, returning officer; James Cur
bow, judge; J A Beckler, judge; Roscoe
Crumley, judge; N C Chable, clerk; Harle
Edwards, clerk; George Watson, registrar;
J M Taylor, registrar; J B Goforth, assist
ant registrar.
Sixth Precinct Greasy Creek.
H II Higdon, returning officer; J C Has
kins, judge; N B Campbell, judge; Miles
Wilcoxen, judge; Cal Masengil, clerk; Cl)de
Harper, clerk; R L Ramsey, registrar;
James Parker, registrar; J L Rvmer, assist
ant registrar.
Seventh Precinct Springtown.
S L Higdon, returning officer; E L Thomp
son, judge; James Gurley, judge; M, M
Birchfield, judge; F E Lindner, clerk;
Luther Presswood, clerk; Arthur Cheek,
registrar; W A Withrow, registrar; B B
Hemmons, assistant registrar.
Eighth Precinct Witt's School House.
James Shell, returning officer; James Hood,
judge; Frank Hampton, judge; Leland
Foutsi judge; John ' Hampton, clerk; Will
Stanley, clerk; James Hicks, . registrar;
James Williams, registrar; James Hampton,
assistant registrar.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Ninth Precinct Turtletown.
JohnRunion, returning officer; James Kim
sey, judge; J -Jones, judge; Joe Reese,
judge; John Worthy, clerk: Jas Shearer,
clerk; J L Dale, registrar; Humphrey Kim
sev, registrar; Roy Blalock, assistant regis
trar. Tenth Precinct Ducktown.
J L Sappington, returning officer; W Whit
field, jubge; A M McGhee, judge; W A
Taylor, judge; Richard Long, cierk; Julius
Taylor, clerk; W D Byrd, registrar; W S
Maughan, registrar; E. E. Laurer, assistant
registrar.
Eleventh Precinct Copperhill.
G W McFarland, returning officer; Dr R
L Williams, judge: F M Barrin, judge; W
A Curtis, judge; Garnett Anderson, clerk;
Rev. C F Hunter, clerk; Fred Daves, regis
trar; D C McCay, registrar; RHThompson,
assistant registrar. -
This July the 7th, 1917.
B. B. C. Witt. Chairman.
. J. E. Rollins, Secretary.
G. G. Hyatt, Comr.
Board of Election Commissioners of Polk
county, Tennessee.
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"ROXEY" CAMPBELL'S
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Between Ducktown and opperhill
Leave Ducktown
6:15 A. M
8:30 "
lCh30 "
2:30 P. M.
6:30
Leave Copperhill
7:30 A. M.
9:30 "
12:50 P. M.
4:45 "
9:15 "
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
Leave Ducktown Leave Copperhill
4:30 A. M.
9:30 "
2:30 P. M.
4:45
8:30 A. M.
12:50 P. M.
3:30
9:15
FARE. DUCKTOWN TO
Isabella , 20c
Mary Mine 30c
Copperhill 35c
FARE. COPPERHILL TO
Mary Mine". 20c
Isabella 30c
Ducktown... 35c
Cars leave Ducktown from Ducktown
Pharmacy.
Cars leave Stuarttawn from Quinn'$
Store.
Cars leave' Copperhill from Camp
bell's Gararge. On week days, cars
leave gararge at 1" p. m.; depot at
1:10.
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