Putnam County herald., March 09, 1911, Image 2

About Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922

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Ada, Oklahoma
We have had a fine rain, the
first good rain in about six
months.
Rob. DowelPs wife died last
Thursday and was buried Fri
day.
Mrs. Jake Wilmoth visited her
mother, Mrs. Rayburn, one day
last week.
Mrs. Marvin Quails visited
Mrs. Abe Walker Saturday.
Say, you Shipley writer, from
the way oou write you all visit a
heap. If you will come out here
you will find something else to do
beside visit, though come on with
the news. We like to hear from
you.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Rayburn
gave their neighbors a singing
one night last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Abe Walker and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Slagle were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayburn are loved
by all who know them.
Wake up, Monterey, Route 1,
are asleep?
Misses Maud Wilmoth and
Edna Elick visited Miss Birdie
Slagle Saturday.
E. E. Jaquess, if you have got
two pennies to spare write to the
Herald.
Jewel Jaquess, how are you?
E. E., I would like to have an
other shooting match at another
club-footed rooster. A. W.
Get the very best red top, perfectly
clean and nice, at Jere Whitson Hard
ware Co.
Bangham
Mrs. Tilda Norris is very poor
ly at this writing.
Herbert and Herman Wright
visited at Rufus Stockton's last
Friday night.
Mrs. Bettie Freeman is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ella Wright.
L. D. Matheney and wife visit
ed at Jim Green's last Sunday.
Several in this community have
had telephones put in their
homes.
Mrs. Alice Wright and daugh
ter, Margaret, visited at RoLa
" Wright's last Friday.
Yes, Nora Adams, I remember
yrou very well, we used to go to
school together at Bangham, but
there has been a great change
here since then. Write again as
I always like to read letters from
any of my school mates.
Mrs. Dahuff, where are you. by
this time? You surely are try
ing to count your post cards be
fore you write again. Write and
tell us how many you got.
Say, Leona Mahan of Route 2
why dont you write to the Her
iald again ? You need not get out
of heart because your first letter
found its way to the waste bask
et. M. G. Matheney, write often
as we are always glad to read
your letters.
Wake up, writers, and send in
the news from everywhere and
make the Herald interesting.
Blue Eyes will sign her name
this time so you wont have to
guess who she is.
Ora Stockton.
We are opening up a hrst class re
tail store at our wholesale and ware
house on west side, and would like to
sell you hardware, farming imple
ments and field seeds. Jere Whitson
Hardware Co.
Cane Creek
Dear Editor: Will you give me
space in your paper? If so, wil
write my first letter to the Her
aid.
I am a little boy 10 years old,
my father takes the Herald and
I enjoy reading the letters very
much.
Mrs. Nancy Maxwell has gone
to Bloomington Spring for her
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Terry vis
ited Stanton Terry and wife
Saturday night.
Haywood Hix and son, Clay,
made a trip to Steve Webb's
Sunday.
Tom and Cov Goolsby visited
at Double Springs Saturday
night.
Bro. Byrd Phillips filled his
regular appointment as Lee Sem
inary Sunday.
"V 1 fj A
1 would like to hear irom my
uncle and aunt in Kansas through
the Herald. 1
Write often Mary Grider, I like
to hear from you. What does
Rufus do these days? Raymond
and I study our school books.
Charlie Terry.
,"Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
croup, lias been used with success in
our family for eight years." Mrs. L.
Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
Monterey
Come on all you western peo
ple, I like to hear from you.
Lola Lee West, what has be
come of you.
Wake up Calkiller, and give
us the news.
Geo. Ford and wife visited his
mother today.
Beulah Farley, why don't you
write to the Herald?
Mrs. Hodge of this city is vis
iting Algood this week.
Widow.
Weatherford, Texas
We have been having some
cold weather. Most all the fruit
is killed, but the weather , has
changed and today is as hot as if
it was April.
Papa has been taking the Her
ald for three years. "
I am going to school and dm
haviug a good time. I live : in
Parker County. My papa's name
is Gran ville Carr. j
r Ridley Carr. !
I Still at the Same Old Stand
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2 Slightly disfigured, but still in the ring. Let them
I come; we enjoy it. Some preach to you home indus-
J try. We are certainly for home industry as long as
1 home industry is for home people and the general
(public. Next week we will open the regular hen buy-
!ing season, and will continue to pay, as we always
done, the top market price. See us before selling
g your poultry and eggs. We guarantee you correct
counts and honest weights as we keep none but com-'
petent, straightforward, honest employes, and guar- S
antee honest and courteous treatment at all times. 8
We have flour in large quantities at the lowest
prices. The celebrated White Swan made from west-
ern wheat by Liberty Mills; none as good. Also g
Hawks' Best; you all know what it is. See us before
S buying.
i MORGAN PRODUCE CO. I
Cookeville, Tenn. j?
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We Write
Life
Fire
Tornado
Accident
Health and
Steam Boiler
Insurance
RICHARDSON & HALL
Real Estate and
Insurance Agency
Headquarters W. Bryant's
Office Day Time, Phone 76.
At Home at Night, Sparta
St P. 0. Box 12.
We Write
Liability
All Branches
Burglar
Plate Glass
Automobile
Insurance
Write Bonds
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We have a number of houses and lots for sale, also vacant lots for sale
or exchange. We have the Joe Jared farm, located in East Cookeville,
60 acres well improved and fine water. Pike runs through this; building
inside of corporation. You can buy on easy terms. See owner or J. W.
Richardson for price and terms. We also have the John Sadler farm of
200 acres for sale. One of the best farms in the county, located on Mar
tin's Creek. Is rented at $600 a year for five years. Can arrange the A
rental. See Mr. Sadler or us for prices and terms. O
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Watch Repairing
I will be in ALGOOD every Sat
urday afternoon from 12:30 to 3
o'clock to receive watches and
jewelry for repairing and to de
liver work. May be found at the
store of F. R. Meal, where work
may be left at any time. Prices
reasonable and work guaranteed.
M. H. BORDEN
The Jeweler Cookeville, Tenn.
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LAUNDRY
FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED
Leave your work at Dr. Ragland's store
COOKEVILLE, TENN.
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makes end ia today batter that aver. Two machine
in onelock Mitch and chain stitch. Straight drop
head, hith arm, ball bearing. A complete get ol alUn hnvnte-,
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(UAKANTKK. Get Ihefaots boiere you buy any machine. 'Shim
Free Literature will nave yoj money. Send for ft NOW.
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CHICHESTER S PELLS
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LADIES !
Ask rtrnr Irulat for CHI-CHES-TER'
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS la Red and.
Gold metallic boxes, sealed with Blui
Ribbon. TAKE NO OTHER. Ttny oF 7.
1pnll and a.k far CIII.CIIEg.TE
DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for twenty-five
years regarded as Best. Safest, Always Reliable.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND
In obedience to a decree of the Cir
cuit Court at Cookeville. made in the
case of Herman Bros., Lindauer & Co.
vs. W. F. Clouse, I will, on the 25th
day of March, 1911, at noon, in front of
the courthouse door in Cookeville, Tenn.,
sell to the highest and best bidder the
land in said decree described, as fol
lows: House and lot in the town of
Monterey, being lots 27 and 32, inclus
ive, Block No. 14, in the plat of said
town, which is registered in the Regis
ter's office at Cookeville and fully de
scribed in Book "7," page 457, being
jn tne 14th Civil District of Putnam
County, State of Tennessee.
Said sale will be subject to the right
of homestead. Said sale will be for
cash in hand.
8-11 A. L. Weeks, Sheriff.