Jackson County sentinel., April 26, 1917, Image 3

About Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current

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of Spring and Summer goods now on display. Seasonableness; style, quality
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ordinary importance. Necessarily only a few items t
Come in and see the others.
Great Reduction
in Suits. Only a few left, but
the style and prices are right.
New Lot Coats '
just received. Navy, Gold and
Green. Beautiful coats at
S12.00
Skirts
.' in solid colors, plaids and stripes,
plaited, and plain tailored,
7Sc to St.75
Blouses
Great collection, Georgette, Crepe
De Chine, Taffetta, Tub Silks
and Organdies,
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Middy Blouses.
Here is an exceptional good value for
money. These garments are well made
, of dependable materials. Come in and
them over. Each $1.25
Women's Lisle Hose
The arrows in the illustration point to var
ious elements of excellence in these hose. They
are exceptionally well made out of the very
best material. White and black. Pair 25c.
Muslin and Knit Underwear
We are-showing great values
an Union Suits. Corset Covers,
Princess Slips, Envelope Chem
ise, Etc. We would be pleased
to have you investigate the bar
gains we are offering in these
lines.
We carry the celebrated Walk-Over line of
shoes for men and women. If you have never tried a
Walk-Over, do so. It is a pleasure to walk in Walk
Overs, and the Walk-Over Shoe Co., keeps the quality
up.
PRICES $4.00 U $7.00
D. L Peak went to Meagsville
Saturday,
Porter Kinnard had a team to ;
run iv9v with him hnt diri rAf
hurt anvbodv
nurt anyoody.
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Mrs. Matthas visited Mrs.
Maidy Norton.
Alex Allen has installed a tele-
phone.
i .Ethel Smith and Lillie Spivey
I vksted Lizzie Pharris.
Peek went to Burns-
FLYNN'S LICK
Personal Happenings
Marion Harris, of Meagsville,
spent Saturday night with his
daughter, Mrs. G. F. Haile.
Mrs. Fred Johnson and daugh
ters, Mary and Sue are visiting
relatives in Nashville.
Mrs. H. L. Baugh is the guest
of Mrs. Frank Richmond in
Cookeville-
James Haile has returned from
Cookeville.
Alonzo McCavvley, of Rough
Point, was here Saturday.
Jim Draper and mother spent
the week-end with Mrs. J. C.
Darwin in Cookeville.
S. U. Crawford and sister,
Mrs. D. C. Lynn, attended the
funeral of their uncle, Vance
Brooks, Saturday.
Miss Stella Jackson visited
Miss Willie Pruett.
Miss Virgie Johnson is visiting
her sister, Rose Nell, at Cooke
ville, S. G. Rogers is the owner of a
new car,
W. L. Dixon, county superin
tendent, was a business visitor
here Saturday.
Vivian Reeves, of Gainesboro,
spent last week with her sister,
Mrs. Hugh Darwin.
Mn and Mrs.. J. M. Draper
were here Sunday.
Clayborne and Myers Burton,
of Granville, spent Saturday
night with Oliver Norton.
Mrs. Chas. Norton has return
ed from Bloomington.
Miss Hollemon, of Granville,
is visiting Miss Willie Pruett.
Evelyn Settle, of Gainesboro,
visited her sister, Mrs. H. M.
Haile.
Dr. Allison, of CooKeville, was
the Sunday guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Logan Ragland. Mr. Rag
land expects to leave Tuesday
for Hot Springs, Ark., ' with
hopes of the hot baths restoring
his health.
Miss Blanche Darwin is the
guest of Gainesboro relatives.
Miss Willie Pruett entertained
Saturday night in honor of her
house guest, Miss Jackson.
A large crowd was present and
spent the time very pleasantly.
HAYDENBURG, R. 1.
Farmers are very busy plant
ing corn.
Kirk Howell and little daugh
ter, Annie Fee, who have been
visiting his parents,' John Howell
and wife, have returned to their
home in New Mexico. :
Georgia Howell visited her sis
ter, Alta Mai Brown the latter
part of last week.
Leah Pate and daughter, Mag
gie and Micca Brown visited
Charlie Howell Wednesday. '
Celina Howell visited Gennie
Matthews Monday.
Cohen Howell says he has
dropped corn until everything
looks like corn.
Dr. F. 0. Cornwell motored to
Gainesboro last week.
Good crowd attended church at
East fork Sunday. Bro. Silas
Williams conducted services and
Charlie Howell led the singing.
Silas Williams and wife, Char
lie Howell and wife and Lochie
Lansden visited Bird Williams.
Loyd and Floyd Taylor and
Ben Fowler Henson visited Lor
en and Bohen Howell.
Guy Clark carried Miss Lochie
Lansden home from her visit
with Minnie Wiiliams.
Bro. Strode, of Tompkinsville,
Ky., preached at Bagdad Sunday.
He will preach here every 4th
Sunday. Bro. Strode is a wor
thy minister.
C. H. Martin and wife visited
his sister. Mrs. Minnie CornwelL
Micca Brown visited Lee Corn
welL
C. H. Martin is selling the
cheapest and best goods in the
country.
Come on Whites Bend with
your news, or we will scratch
jyou off the honor rolL
GRANVILLE
J. H, Daniel has returned
from Nashville.
Jim Stout, of Martin's creek,
was here Saturday.
A. B. Hargis attended chance
ry court at Gainesboro.
L. P. Sutton made a business
trip to Baxter Saturday.
Miss Sallie B. Jones spent Wed
nesday night with Winnie Page.
The youngsters of this city en
joyed themselves motoring Sun
day.
Tom and Will Maddux made a
business trip to Gainesboro, Fri
day. R. H. Dowell and son, Thur
man, were in Gainesboro last
week.
Mrs. J. H. Daniel and son,
Carl, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
J. F. Fox.
L. P. Sutton and Horace Page
made a business trip to String
town Thursday.
Drs. Freeman and Page made
a business trip to the county seat
Friday, returning Saturday.
Herman Harris, substitute on
the star mail route made, a trip
to Gordonsville, Wednesday.
R. L. Hargis and Frank Wil
liamson were attending to busi
ness in Gainesboro Saturday.
Miss Ethel McKinley, waiter
Huff and Rex Myers were the
dinner guests of Miss Alean My
ers Sunday.
Mose and Fleet Burton, Char
lie Duke and Ephram Daniel took
a pleasure trip to Nameless Sat
urday night,
Drs. Steinberg, of Nashville,
und Simmons, of Granville, mo
tored to Mayfield and attended
to business Friday.
Jelly Bell, of Springfield, re
presenting International Harves
ting Co., at Nashville, was in
town several days last week.
The farmers of this section are
making rapid in preparing their
com land. The most of them
will be thru planting this month.
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Walter Cooper filled his regu
lar appointment in east Granville
Sunday. There seems to be
some attraction for Mr. Cooper
in that direction.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Washburn
andjittle son, Donald . Roberts,
Ms. P. J. Anderson and little
son Wayne and Miss Leona Rob
erts of Gainesboro, motored to
this city and spent Sunday after
noon with Dr. Page and wife.
The residence of Henry Myers
located on College street in south
Granville, was destroyed by fire
last Wednesday about dark, the
fire is supposed to have caught
from the fire-place. The loss is
estimated at $1200, partiaUy cov
ered by insurance. Mr. Myers
will rebuild in a short time.
MAYFIELD.
Vera Haney visited George
Haney and wife.
Sid Martin and wife were at
D. J- Mabry's.
Jim Warrer and Albert Stock
ton were hen Sunday.
Sallie Haney visited her broth
er. J. H. Haney.
Alex Dudney and wife passed
thru here.
John Graham and family visit
ed Tom Ransom.
George Mabery and wife, John
Haney and wife visited Wo.
Haney and family.
Fred Pippin visited his sister,
Louise Martin.
Noah Hensley has been attend
ing federal court at CooKeville
the past week.
Alex Flatt and family visited
Dan Martin.
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DEPARTMENT
A. M. Drake, of Carthage, was
here last Saturday.
Ben F. Baugh, of Flynns Lick,
was here on business Saturday..
James Hargis, Jr., spent Thurs
day with Sid Maddux, of Nash
ville. Cecil Williamson clerked sever
al days last week for Williamson
Bros.
Burgess Bros., of near here
sold a raft at Nashville last week
for $500.
Leon Steinberg, of Nashville,,
spent Saturday night with Lewis
Simmons.
Estis Burton and Jim Pearsonj
loimuo wi i uiiii a mien, were
here Friday.
Bedford Jones, who has been
on the sick list for sevc.ral days,
is improving.
Gardenhire and Myers editors
of the Carthage Courier wer
here Saturday.
S. P. Burton, of Lebanon,
spent Saturday night with B. F.
Cooper and family.
J. T. Timbrlake, of Gordons
ville, was visiting relatives in
Granville last week.
G. Lee McGlasson passed thru
here Wednesday enroute to his
home in Gainesboro.
Frank Robbinson, a young far
mer and an extensive dealer in
live stock, was in town Satur
day. Clarence Harris, who has been
filling a position in the Hermit
age Hotel, Nashville, returned
Thursday.
Clayborne and Myers Burton
spent the week-end with their
brother, Charlie Burton, in
Whites Bend.
Dr. Steinburg, an optician, and
his son. Leon, of Nashville, ar
rived here Thursday, and will re
main several days.
Dr. Will Hargis. of the Her
mitage, after a short visit with
parents, J. H. Hargis and wife,
has returned home.
Misses Mary Nell Ferrell. Ruby
Maddux, MamyeForand Mattie
Williamson spent Saturday night
with Anna Ruth Hargis.
Luther Sutton and Horace
Page took a pleasure trip to
Flynns Lick, and attended a soc
ial Saturday night, they reported
much fun' and a dandy good
time.
Miss Winnie Page delightfully
entertained last Friday evening.
Splendid music was rendered by
Misses Mary Nell Ferrell and
Winnie Page. The guests were
Misses Clara Watts, Mamye Fox,
Mary Nell Ferrell, Messrs John
Watts, Leon Steinberg Lewis
Simmons and Cecil Williamson,
games were enjoyed and daintie
candies served.
HURRICANE.
Moatof the farmers of this com
munity have been planting: corn.
Health at this place is very good, ex
cept Mrs. Mary Ellen Dodson. who is
seriously ill with kidney trouble.
Jim Pnillips was the Sunday guest of
his daughter, Mrs. Authur Murphy.
Mitchel Boyd and Annie Love Mou
were the guest of Ruby, Martha and
Noah Philbpa.
. Willi Rmorn rtfnmaH Knm Qaf n
day. He was not operated on. but is
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some Better.
Luther Strong and wife were, the
guests of Mrs Strongs mother, Mrs.
Art y Hix, wno nas been sick for
sometime.
14 Hie, Martha Ann, Hattie and Net
tie Phillips were the guests of their
grand-father, Noah Hawkins, of Sugar
Mrs". Telitha Phillips was the guest
of Mrs. Mary Dodson.
War and hard times is the cry with
the people of this community.,
- E. B. Phillips sbent Saturday eight
with Walter and Dewey Phillips.
Mrs. Mattie Williford and two little
daughters, were the guests of Mrs. J.
T. rumps.
Luke Montgomery . and wife, of
Cookeville, were theuests of Henry
Han and wife Sunday.