Jackson County sentinel., June 08, 1922, Image 3

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All these great artists rrake records
for (he Victor
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Alda Besanzoni Bori
Braslau Calve Caruso
Clement . Culp DeGogorza
De Luca Destinn ' Fames
Farrar Galli-curci Garrison
Gfcli Gluek Harrold
Homer Johnson Journet
Martinelli McCarmack Melba
Murphy Rufto Scotti
Sembrich Tetrazzini Whitehill
Werrenrath Witherspoon Zanelli
VIOLIN
Elman . Heifetz Kreisler
PIANO
Cortot PaderewsKi Rachmaninoff
VIOLONCELLO
Kindler
OMCHESTRA
Boston Symphony Flonzaley Quartet
Victor Herbert's Toscanini and La Scala
Phila. Symphony
The instilment chosen
the greatest ARTISTS
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$125.00
The most cherished possession of the great singers
and instrumantalists is their art, and their keenest desire
is that under all circumstances they shall be heard at
thur best. It is in appreciation bf this fact that the
greatest artists of th's generation have become VICTOR
artists, and their unqualified endorsement of the Victrola
is the most coir lusive evidence of its artistic superiority.
There are Victrolas in great variety of styles from
$25 to $1,500
very well with their crops. The
most of them are done planting
corn.
Nannie and Laurence Richard
son were dinner guests of Ova
PeeK, Sunday.
Rosie Lee Scantland spent
Saturday night with Helen
Phillips.
Mrs. Leslie Peek and Mrs. Bill
rhan, were visitors at Jessie
Cason's, Friday.
Mrs. A. J. Pharris visited her
daughter. Mrs. Author Hall.
Vollie Moss .wife and daugh
ter. Willette. Mrs Oscar Moss
and son. Frank, visited their
sister, Mrs. Bessie Moss and
family, Sunday.
Donold PeeK, of Evansville,
Ind., after visiting home-folks
seveval das has returned home,
Mr. and Mrs. K. Lawson spent
Sunday vith thelatter's mother,
Mrs Jordan Scai.tland.
Dona Gaw spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen
Scantland.
nesday with Mrs. Rufus Gain
of Whitleyville. ' '
Haywood Bird well of Whitley
ville was here last week en route
to Indian creek.
Mrs. Nannie Carver was the
guest of Mrs. James Lee and
children of Haydeuburg, severe)
Luke Forkum was the recent
guest of relatives here.
Miss Vina Sisco visited Mrs.
Poison, Saturday.
Mrs. VV. L. Ie and daughter
Grace Draper, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. C T. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Gainea
and son Norman, spent Sunday
with T. B. Lee and wife.
Willie Mae and Rufus Lee
Long were guests of their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs H. L.
Lee, during the week end.
WHITLEYVILLE.
COOKEVILLE R. 7.
; place.
I visile 1 G,
Dock Her.ly, of Hilham. visit- j C11(j
ea relatives in tins community
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n .. ... Marion Jackson, deputy sherilf,
x. i nuiiuway visuea reia
tives here last week-
Roberts and family
W. Roberts last week-
Come on you correspondents.
collecting taxes last
was out
week.
J. C. Wilmoth visited his nsr-
daughterS. D. Carrington last ents in Overton Countv. last
week.
Harriett Steward visited her'
DUDNEY'S HILL.
Farmers are behind with their
crops in this section.
Lewis Pharris is on the sick
list.
Bro. Marion Harris will preach
here next Sunday at 11 o'clock
a. m. and at 3:o0 p. m.. and ev
erybody is invited to come and
bring some one with you.
John VV. Fox will also preach
here the third Sunday at 11
fo'clocK. Everybody is cordially
invited.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Pharris, Sunday, June 6, a big
boy. . "
Bonnie, Ara, Flora and Rose
Pharris spent Saturday night
with their cousin Joe West.
Annie Dudney visited her sis
ter Mrs. Leo Mansel last Satur
day.
Ed and Hyrain Bowman, and
k lifford Netherton left today (7)
for California. Hope thev have
success
Alton Fox and Bob Anderson
were out fishing last Friday.
I wish all the readers good
luck.
est in the store to Lane Andrew, years 5 months and 29 days, died
and has moved bacK to his last week' and was burried in
father's farm. j the Spring creek ' cemetery
J. J. Carrington, notary I Funeral services were conducted
public, transacted business in! by Revs. Iluffines and Malonie.
NEW HURRICANE.
week.
Ben A. Fox is . making pre
parations to go Texas soon.
Mrs. Jim Gentry Is improving
slowly.
J. C. Wilmoth will move his
as
this!
mill to the "Warren Set."
soon as he saws out at
Mrs. M. J. Allen who has been
on the sick, is able to be out
again.
J O. Green, of Cookevillo,
was here on business, Saturday.
J. I). Smith, of the firm of
Smith & Son, has sold his inter
Jackson County, last week.
George W. Roberts has been
very ill, buc is better.
John Smith, age about 80
years, is very low.
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several in mis section are
cutting wheat.
Asberry Chathn and wife, of
Baxter, and Pete Chaffin and
wife of Freewill, were guests of
J. J. Gentry and family, Friday
night.
Uncle Steve Webb, age 70,
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Jessie Cason and family visi
ted at Tandy Cason's Sunday.
Mr. Webb was a miller by p.-o- Mrs. Dave Hall is spending
fession. He owned some good the weeK with relatives near
real estate, having recently sold Byers' store.
a iarm tor $11,500, and was Mrs. Minnie McCue and Mrs.
owner or the Winde Rollrr Henrv Lancaster were cmpsts of
Mills. He also has two farms in Mrs. Sallie Walker.
Jackson County. He was an Frank Waddle visited here re
Elder in the Presbyterian church, eently.
and leaves a wife and ten child- Mrs. Lou Terry and dauhters
ren surviving him, with numer- HarUnd Evlyn, Bill Walker and
Sunday school at Willowgrove
every Sunday at 2:U0 p m.
Miss Kate Hix has gone, to
Cookeville, ' where she will at
tend summer school at T. Pi I.
Lyman Dudney and wife of
Free State, spent , Saturday with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. B. Birdwell
Miss Lexie Jenkins has meas
les. Vada Moss of Big Bottom is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jessie
Haston.
Mrs. Rad Willmore and Mrs
Pirn Herod have returned Nash
ville, where the had been to the
latter's son, Ernest Botts who if
sick.
Pole Wilson and family were
dinner guests of Haywood Bird
well and wife Sunday.
Miss Mai Page is visiting rtU
atives in Cookeville.
Mrs. Jona Dudney is very
sick. " '
Mr and Mrs Jasper Carter
were dinner guests of S.vT. Hix
and family Sunday.
GRANVILLE.
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A hog and hominy farm, every foot good, nearly level, practically all in cultivation,
5 room house, large stock barn, some fruit. A real home and farm. Contains a little less
than 100 acres.
In the Chenault neighborhood, known as the N. R. Kennedy home place. Three' and
one-half miles North of Castilian Springs, three miles South of Bethpage, and about 11
miles from Gallatin. Tenn.
SALE MONDAY, JUNE 12, 11 A. M.
After which an old fashioned Barbecue will be served. Don't miss this opyortunity,
it is not often that such splendid small farms sell at auction.
Come, tell your friends to come Sale Positive. We make the terms. You the price.
Don't forget the time, place, or the EATS. For information call or write
B. R. KENNEDY & CO., 202 Union St. Nashville, Tenn.
H. L Coe, Auctioneer, Lebanon, Tenn.
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As there is no news from this
& part, will give a few items.
Miss Alta Crowder and broth
er, Silas, of Jonr.irgs Creek, are
pjvbitinu' their trrand-parents, Mr.
and Mr.- Silas S nith
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9 -Mrs. Nellie Allen is cm the sick
$ list.
$ The little child of Camp! e l
$ Al'en and wife is very s:c; at
$ this writing.
& Tha public roads in the 6th
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tf? ; district are in very bad condition
People should take more interest
in keeping up the roads.
Bro. Dycus preached a won-
wife and Frank Sadler and wife
visited Mr and Mrs. Jaspe Wal
ker Sunday.
Mrs. Susie Long is slowly im
proving.
Mrs. E. W. Mabry and chil
dren visited her aunt Mrs. Allen
Saturday.
Mrs. t-rank Sadler is visting
her mother Mrs. Terry.
Fred Haile of Flynn's Lick,
candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk of this county, spent Mon
day night with Tanay Cason. ,
HENSLEY CREEK.
Lonzo Long, W. L Lee and
two sons Charlie and Joe went
to North Springs, Sunday.
C C Forkum was the guest of
w c T T' relatives on India" creek several
last Sunday afternoon. Every- L,ve Uc aolr
seemed to enjoy Mrg Craty Lee spent
body present
the service.
Bro. Bedford Hix will fill the
pulpit at New Hope next Sunday
at 11 o'clock.
"Our God is abundantly able.
Can he still bring strength to
the lepers asof old? Yes, praise
his good name. Cer. he banish
forever, give strength to each
weakened frame? (James 5,
14-15)
FAIRYIEW.
Health is very good in this
section.
Farmers are getting alone
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jackson
have gone to Lebanon to attend
the commencement " exercises of
Cumberland University.
Misses Maggie Lou Huff and
Medora Jones have returned
from Gallatin, where they have
been attending Howard College.
Miss Winnie Page has gone to
Nashville.
Prof. A. T. Jackson and fami
ly have returned, after a two
weeki; stay with relatives in
Portland and Henderson ville.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Sutton and
daughter, Elizabeth, have re
turned from Nashville, wher
they had the latter's tonsils re
moved. Miss Eliza Freeman is visiting
in Baxter and Cookeville.
Mr. and Mrs. t. D. Hariris
attended the commencemen t
exercises at T. E. I.
A. H. Willoughby has gone to
Nashville. '
O. G Fox has returned from
a brief stay in Gallatin." His
many friends will be pleased to
know that he is a candidate for
Representative of Jackson Coun
ty in the next Generl Assembly, .
and will give him their support
iu the primarv, August 3.
E. H. Eller hat returned from
a few Jsys 6tay in Nashville.
Mrs. Sallie Fox has returned.
after an extended visit with her -
daughter, Mrs. F. A Kelly, Sr.,
at Gallatin.
Misses Madeline Jackson and
Katherine Hargis have returned
from T P I.
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ing, paper hanging and interior decorating. Get my
prices before you engage your workman. I am sure I
save you money. Will gladly figure on small jobs, as
well as large ones. Call Haile's Grocery.
PROMPT SERVICE-CERTAIN SATISFACTION
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Twenty-five years experience in this line
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