Jackson County sentinel., March 02, 1917, Image 3

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Have you been studying about it, Brother Farmer? It will soon be on
band What about your farm tools:
I NEED A DISC PLOW? We sell the best made, the JOHN DEER, h
C If yon use one you 11 have no other. It
! NEED A DISC HARROW? Inlhis implement, too, we head off competition.
Our JOHN DEER disc harrow is king wherever sold. .
NFFH A fflRN.PI ANTFR? We have the hesL Thousands of sat-
isfied users say so. .
1 NEED ANY OMR FARM TOOLS? We have it or if not, widget it
f for you on short notice.
FLYNN'S LICK
Personal Happenings
GRANVILLE DEPARTMENT,
V WANT YflllR TRADE this snrinff. and are oreoared to offer you $
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great inducements.. : . : -
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All kinds of Field Seed ready for you.
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Your Last Chances.
Recently we published in these
colums an offer of The Youth's
Companion and McCall's Maga
zine, both for a full year, for on
ly $2.10. including a McCall Dress
Pattern. The high prfce of pa
per and inK has obliged McCall's
Magazine to raise their subscrip
tion price February 1 to 10 cents
a copy and 75 cents a year, so
the above price must be with
Until March 31 our readers
GLADD1C0.
Rev. Elijah Henry filled his
regular appointment at this place
Sunday. -
The singing school at this
place has closed. Everybody has
learned to sing.
, Sam Smith has bought him a
new1 rubber tire buggy from
Luther Sutton at Granville.
Joe and Ora Butler were the
guests of Bud Collier and wife
Saturday night.
Vester Ramsey and wife were
have the privilege of ordering Lthe guests of Will Sloan and wife
. 1.1? A? k 1TAAW I m .
DOtn pUDUCauons ivr iuii jrcai,
the choice of any 15
Mitt McpaII Dress Pattean for
only $2.10.
The amount of reading, infor
mation and entertainment con
tained in the fifty-two issues of
The Youth's Companion and the
value of twelve monthly fashion
Saturday night.
I. A. Dixon has been on the
sick list for some time but is im
proving.
Miss Malissa Richardson is
ing her aunt, Miss Ona Holland,
at Bagdad
Loyd Taylor, Ethel Hollend,
Irene Murphy and Clellie Cooke
spent Sunday with Georgia Cook.
Mrs. Jim Hackett is visiting
her mother, Mrs. L T. Holland.
G. C. Holland and wife spent
Sunday with Orvell BrooKs and
wife.
Haley Mullinax and wife spent
Sunday with Jeff Dixon and
wife.
John Butler and wife spent
Sunday with Orville Brooks and
wife.
Mi$, Francis Cornwell, who
has been on the sick list is im
proving. Lillie Homes is visiting her
grandfather, Howard Cornwell.1
Maggie Cornwell has taken out
Bill Hall, of Celina, was here.
W. N. Norton hatf a good
horse to die Friday.
S. G. Rogers has returned from
a business trip to' Nashville.
Bennett Young was here last
week buying hogs.
Hugh Darwin was in Gaines
boro Saturday.
Burch Wilcox, of Cookeville,
traveling salesman was here last
week.
Mesdames M. E: Pate and
Frank Pate spent Saturday with
Mrs. S. G. Rogers.
Misses Virgie Johnson and
Flora Fuqua visited Mrs. Vance
Anderson J
Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Baugh
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchel Williamson near Gran
ville.
Will Darwin.'.Cof Stone, was
here last week. He bought a
pair of mules' from Jim Billings-
ley while here paying $425 for
them.
Mrs. Addie Hogg spent Sun
day with Mrs.' J. M. Johnson
Rev. Blue, of Lebanon, held
QuarterlyConference here Thurs
day. Rev. Elijah Robinson, of
Granville, delivered an interest
ing sermon.
Rev. J. L. Smotherman, of
Carthage, and B. F. Cooper, of
Granville, attended Quarterly
Conference here Thursday.
Dr. L. R. Anderson has recent
ly purchased a new.Ford car.
Dr. and Mrs. 8 Anderson and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Kid
well Pruett.fspent; Sunday with
Mrs. U. T. Anderson.
, Miss Nora Spivey, who has
been confined to her room with
pneumonia fever, is able to be
out again.
Miss Estelle Gailbreath is im
visiting Mack Dixon und wife.
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Courtney Dixon spent Thurs- her heater, she is not expecting
Droving.
Mrs. White Myrs, of Salt Lick,
visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Gailbreath.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Haile vis
ited Mr. and. Mrs. B. M. Morgan
Sunday.
Charlie Ragland and family
spent the week-end Iwith Robert
Apple on Granville Route 1.
- Mrs. Minnie Spurlock was a
visitor in Gainesboro Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Draper ' visited her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Johnson, of Stone.
day night with W, S Cornwell.
Estelle Martin, who has been
visiting Mrs. Sam Cornwell, has
returned home.
Elden-Draper returned from
Nashville Thursday night, where
,Kr Myall's at $2.10 of
fer a real bargain to every read
er of this paper.
This two-at-one-price offer in-
ctodes; -L
The Youth's Companion, 52
issues.
2. ' The Companion Home Cal
endar for 1917.
a McCalls Magazine-12 fash
ion numbers.- '' sick with la grippe
4. Onel5-cent McCall Dress,
Pattern your choice from your
first copy of McCall's-if you
send a two-cent stamp with your
selection.
THE YOUTH'SICOMPANION.
Sr Paul St. Boston. Mass.
New Subscriptions Received at
this Office.
any more company this winter.
WHITES BEND.
Loren and Cohen Howell visit
ed their sister, Alta Mae Brown
he has been transscting business. Saturday night,
Reading Circle Books can be
had at the Gainesboro Mercan
c All teachers should pur
Utv w j
chase these books at once and
get ready for the examination
March 30th-31st
All necessary notices to teach
ers in regard to examinations etc
nnoar in VOUr county paper.
wM like for all teachers to sub-
srrihP for it at once and keep
posted on examination dates and
fV;rrc nortaininjr to school work.
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TV a Tenr a a live one and will
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be a great advantage to all teach
ers..', "
W. L. Dixon,
County Supt
Lee Dixon and wife are visit
ing relatives on Wartrace.
C. H. Brown and wife were
is very thg weejc.en( 0f reiatives
on Dry Fork.
H. H. Brown and C. F. How
ell made a business trip to Gains-
Mrs. F. 0. Cornwell is visiting
F. A. Cornwell and wife.
Mrs. F. A. Cornwell
rrippe.
Ferrell Dixon spent Friday
night with Courtney Dixon.
W, L. Dixon, who has been boro last week.
spending a few days at this C. H. Brown made a business
place, has returned to Gaines- trip across the river Saturday.
boro. H. H. Brown made a business
John Hargis waa calling on the trip to Indian creek Saturday.
merchants at this place Satur
day.
J. T. Henry has returned to
his home at Monterey, after
teaching a 10 days singing school
at this place.
Hattie Dixon was the guest of
Maggie Cornwell Sunday.
CUT THIS OUT -JT IS WORTH MONEY
DON.T'MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to Fo
ley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave.. Chica
go III., writinc vour name and address
clearly. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon
ev and Tar Comrjound. for branchial
and la grippe coughs: Foley Kidney
Fills, lor lanie back, wean Kianeys,
rhpumatism. bladder troubles, and Fo
ley Carthartic Tablets, a wholesome
and thnrnucrhlv rleansinr cathartic, for
constipation, billiousness, headache, and
sluggish bowels,
STONE.
Tom Ford, of Cookeville, was
here on business last week,
Rev. James Draper, of Defeat
ed Route 1, was here on business
Wednesday.
James Brown and wife, of
Martin's creek,; attended meet
here Wednesday.
H. J. Lynch, trustee, of Gain
esboro, was collecting taxes at
this place Feb. 21.
Miss Alean Myers is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Alfred McDon
ald in Sullavin's Bend.
Mr. Harris, stock buyer of
Lebanon, was here last week.
He is an extensive dealer.
Leona and Virginie Green spent
Sunday evening with their, little
chum Margaret Helen Gailbreath.
Ernest Tinsley, of Gainesboro,
who travels for J. H. Orr Co.,
Nashville, was here Wednesday.
Crook Hook, of Lebanon, who
travels for National Map Co.,
IndianaDolis. Ind. was here this
week.
Authur Willoughby left on the
Str. Nashville Tuesday night, en
route to Nashville for a short
pleasure trip.
Henry Haile, of Cookeville, re
presenting Hooper Grocery Co..
Nashville. was!outting the "red
tape" to our merchants last week.
C. G. Gailbreath is one among
those on the sick list this week.
It is hoped he will be able to be
back at his post of business real
soon.
Miss Novella Apple is in Nash
vnle at this wntine. where she
is taking a course in millinery.
She will act as milliner for J. R.
Carver & Co., this spring.
Hughes Bros., of Baxter, have
opened a produce house in Gran
ville. They are prepared to han
die all kinds of country produce,
butter.' ecrjrs. chickens, etc.
They will treat you right at al
times.
B. P. Shirley of the J. R. Car
ver & Co., has just returned
from Nashville with a stylish up-
to-date and full line of ladies rea
dy-to-wear. This is the largest
line of tht kind ever introduced
in this city.
Miss Bonnie Gene Gailbreath
entertained several of her friends
with a birthday dinner at her
home Sunday. Those present
were; Misses Mary Neil Ferrell,
Mollie Grisham, Mamie Fox,
Mattie Williamson, Leathy Huff,
Clara Watts, Anna Ruth Hargis
and Winnie Page; Messrs Walter
Cooper. John Watts, Guy Mad
dux, Authur Willoughby and
Tilman Grisham. All reported a
splendid and pleasing dinner and
an enjoyable evening,
Mrs. J. H.' Maddux, of Catayo,
Ky., arrived on the btr. rail
Thursday night, If or a short visit
with W. F. Maddux and wife.
Crit Pharris, who is attending
T. P. I. at Cookeville, spent the
waek-end with homefolks, A. J.
Pharris and wife.
H. S. Page, who has been con
nected with Cuban Portland Ce
ment Co., for the past year is in
'or a visit withhome folks. He re
ports much fighting,
Jerre Gardenhire, editor of the
Carthage Courier and King Fer
rell, of Enigma, were in Gran--.
ville Sunday evening. Both
made pleasing remarks about our
own.
Bro. Karnes, of Cookeville,
was unable to reach Granville
ast Sunday where he was to fill
his regular appointment at the
Christian church. Hope to have
him in our midst soon.
Quarterly meeting was held at
the M. E. church here on last
Wednesday. Revs. Smothermah
Blue, Robinson, Wheeler and
Kirby were present. Two in
teresting, forceful and eloquent
sermons were delivered by Rev.
Smotherman of Carthage.
The next meeting will be held
March, 9th. Before adjourning
delicious refreshments were ser-
ved by Mrs. n. u. smitn. pre
vious to the meeting refresh
ments were served by Mrs. A.
B. Hargis and Mrs. WF. Mad
You Jackson countians owe it
to yourselves and to your editors, !
to subscribe for your good, inter-
esting and progressive county
- mi . -Jit 1 4
paper. ine euitors nave r
told you it is published for you,
and it contains all the interesting
happenings oi your county.
V? I1CA1 111 VJaiUCOVUlV llAfc vv Vlfc
don't fail to call at the office and
snKamKa TVia naruti will hmo- '
fif vimi fpn rimpfl t.hft fmharnntinn .
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pnee.
The "Parent Teohor AaovmJ
ation" is well organized and is
doing good work. Much interest '
is being shown in this new club. .
All the ladies of the town, who
patronizethe G. H. school were
present at the last meeting.
which was held Friday evening,
February, 23. A number of
country ladies sent word tnat
uwuig vj iuu wake nun implem
ent weather they could not join
in this new movement before
spring. At the meeting held1
last Friday several interesting
papers were read and talks de
livered. Miss Ruby Maddux
sang a sacred soio, accompanied
by Miss Ova Boyd, music teach-1
er.
W. H. Brown, of Cookeville,
spent Tuesday with his brother:
U. T. Brown.
Frank Brown, of Cookeville,
passed thru here on business last
Friday
O. L. Green, of Algood, agent
for the Cookeville Marble Co.,
HasaHensonwastha guest of W .here- ...
M.m.HuttSumhv. ' Duie. waa. larne ana jua
nie Brown spent Sunday with
TJria T. Brown.
Jim Norton and wife spent
MOiaSSes UlXOll says mere ia a . .
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great demand lormoiasses. ineyj Davg Brown-and 8pent
are selling at 50 cents per gallon. gunda cbell Lynn and
Oscar Mullinax says if the war
comes he will go. as quick as a
July frost would melt -
Ruff Butler and wife are visit
ing John Howell and wife.
I Ethel Holland has been visit
family.
Mrs. Martha Brown spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mag Brown.
We are having some pretty
weather and the farmers are get
tinglbusy with their plowing.
Health of this community is
not good.
Uncle Andy Vanhooser, who
has been confined to his bed is
improving.
Prof. Henry Hall, who has
been on the sicK list is able to be
back to his school
Miss Alice Herod, the music
teacher, at this place, who has
been very sick is with us again.
Mrs. Mit Lovelady spent the
week-end with her daughter,
Mrs. Micca Terry near Whitley
ville, who have been very sick.
Jim Jenkins and wife were the
guests of Armar Hix. on Roar
ing river Saturday.
George Hix, of Roaring river,
called on his best girl Sunday.
Tandy Crowder and Tom Jack
son visited Harvey Butler sun-
day."
L. H. Jackson, of Hartsville,
visited Andrew Jackson of this
place.
Mrs. Martha Crowder. of Brim
stone, is visiting her father, R.
B. Crowder.
Johnie Stone and wife visited
R. B. Crowder Sunday,
Nettie Lee and Fannie Butler
spent Sunday with Alsie Crowder.
J. H. Harley, of Gairtesboro,
was here Saturday on business.
Millard Kyle, of Celina, is raft
ing logs here.
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Mesdames John Johnson and
George Gaines visited Mrs. John
Holloway Tuesday.
T. B. Lee and wife spent Wed
nesday night with Mrs. Minnie
Draper on Bullards creex. : ,
Clyde Johnson visited her
cousin Tommie Gaines Monday.
Mrs. Dillard Gentry ' tpent
Wednesday with Mrs. 'Forest
Hawkins. . -
George Gaines and wife visited
John Johnson and wife Wednesday.
Dow Gaines visited Bird Lee
Gaines Wednesday.
MrsJAlonzo Long spent Thurs
day wiih her mother, Mrs. H. L.
Lee.
Forrest Hawkins and family
spedt Sunday with T. B. Lee and
wife. . ,
Mrs. Mary Gaines spent Sun
day night with Mrs. John John
son.
Ruby Johnson spent Sunday
night with Ruby Hawkins.
Robert Sneed and wife spent
Sunday with Broad Gaines and
wife.
Uvea sxtsa woax w ituci
It's between aeasoea now' when fsw
persona prespirt as nodi at health d.
minds. Tht rttuit is doable work for
the kidney, for It kidneja most
throw out wasto matter from ' tht sys
tem that is climated thrash tht port
when persons pi errfra. Overworked,
weak or disordered kidneys setd help
now. B. H. Stone, Readinf. Pa.,
writes; "Whenerrr I need a kidney
remedy I refy on Foley Kidney FUla.
They hare been worth their weight fa
fold to me." .