Putnam County herald., June 15, 1911, Image 5

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

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Dr. G. N.GUTHRIE, Jr.
DENTIST
All Work is Fully Guarantee
Gibson Building, Down Stairs
Phone at Office and Residence
COOKEVILLE, - TENN.
Tennessee Central R. R.
Passenger Train Schedule at Cookeville
WESTBOUND
No. 1.3:10 p.m.
No. 3.2:54 a. m.
No. 5.6:43 a.m.
EAST BOUND
No. 2 12:13p.m.
No. 4 12:56a.m.
No. 6.7:20 p.m.
J. 0. Holladay went to Monterey
Monday on business.
Gen. John T. Wilder of Knoxville was
, here Monday on business.
Rev. W. E. Doss preached at Syca
more last Sunday afternoon.
Clay and Smith Reeves of Gaine3boro
were in this city Monday night.
Remember the excursion to Monterey
next Sunday 40c for round trip.
J. W. Huerhes wants lat cattle and
hogs and will buy them any day.
If subscribers fail to get the Herald
, please report at the office at once.
Miss Gertrude Whitney is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. T. Snodgrass, at Cross-
ville.
Mrs. Oscar Grisham of near Granville
is visiting friends and relatives at this
place.
Mr. Robert Pryor of near Baxter,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Robt. Peek,' lias returned home.
J as. F. rord, government tide in
spector, came down from Livingston
Friday for a visit with his family.
Thos. Mason, cashier of the First
National Bank, has returned from a
visit to. his parents in DeKalb County.
Prof. T. K. Sisk and family are at
Favetteville. where Mr. Sisk is an in
structor in the state institute for teach
ers.
Miss Martha Rice of White County
made the Herald a call on Monday and
sends the paper to two uncles in Ken
tucky.
Epperson, Harp, Pointer & Co. of
Algood. take a page ad. this week to
announce their annual June sale. Read
it, please. r -
Mayor John B. Dow is attending the
meeting of the grand lodge of Knights
of Pythias at Ovoca, as representative
from Lily lodge,
The regular June term of Chancery
PAii.f ia hairiv h Tnrl era W W
Draper, who is serving during the sick
ness of Chancellor Roberts.
Wi W. Brown lost a pair of gold bow
spectacles Sunday night, June 4, be
tween the Christian Church and his
home. Finder please return.
The barn of James Young in the 12th
district was burned Monday night with
a loss of $2,500. Another barn was
burned on his farm about a year ago.
Mrs. Norman Massa and little son,
son, Clifford, made us a call Tuesday.
Mrs. Massa subscribed for S. G. Pres
ley and W. V. Massa, both of Haviland,
Kas. '-vv- - : :;" ". ; '
-Pincus Bros, are conducting a sale in
which prices are cut so low : that one
can afford to buy at leasr a few
things. Seetheir page ad. and then
hie yourself t their store and lodk in
to matters. - . i
Lewis and Solon Johnson of Silver
Point were here Saturday. They travel
for the Union Nursery Co. and have
just returned from a successful trip in
Kentucky.
Silver purse lost Thursday on Sparta
pike between Miah Whitson's and the
fairgrounds. Engraved with initials E.
H. S. Finder please return to Herald
office and receive reward. -
There was not a quorum present at
the regular meeting of the aldermen
Monday night. Aldermen South, Scott
and Crawford were absent. The board
will meet next Saturday night.
Mrs. J. A. Epperson of Algood left
on Monday for Laurens, South Carolina,
to visit her sister, Mrs.. Lucas. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Elise, and Miss Clara Cox of this city.
Does your child have a bank account?
Would it not be a step in the right di
rection to encourage the boy or girl to
save? You can start them out with one
dollar at our bank.
First National Bank.
A change has been made in the sche
dule of passenger taains on the T. C,
tne only one ot consequence being in
the shopping train, which leaves Cooke
ville at 6:43 in the morning and at 7:20
at night. See time. card.
Services will be held at the Methodist
Church next Sunday and Sunday night,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. W.
Doss. The morning discourse will be
on the "Parable of the Talents." All
are invited to attend the services.
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The delinquent tax list for Putnam
County appears in the Herald this week.
The charge for printing is $22.40. Last
year another paper printed the list and
presented a bill of $296. The Herald
charges the full legal rate. Comment
is unnecessary.
Dr. and Mrs. G. N. Guthrie and Mrs.
r. m. &mitn leave Saturday morning
for about a ten days trip to Buffalo. N.
Y.. and other eastern points. Dr. Guth
rie will attend the head camp of the M.
W. A., which convenes at Buffalo next
week, as one of Tennessee's delegates.
Ed L. Ferrell returned from Terre
name, ina., on Monaay, and is now a
TT aT1 1
full-pledged civil engineer, having tak
en a four year course in Rose Poly tech
nic insuiuie. Mr. x erreu is a young
T . A A . A T-
man of whom we are proud, and having
graduated from one of the best schools
in the country, will no doubt rapidly
climb the ladder of success in his chosen
profession. ,
wanted unestnut coruwood, green
or deadened. Write Union Tanning Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. - 22-4 tpd
ouuge xi. i. iampDeu ox ..Bristol is
T 1 T rr - i it -
attending Chancery Court here.
Mrs. J. T. Price and children are vis
iting in Columbia and Culleoka.
Lee Daws has sold a house and lot in
WestCookeville to M. R. Stout.
Miss Vallie Boyd, whq graduated last
week from Peabodv College and the
University of Nashville,, has returned
home ...
Mr. Will M. Bryant of Chestnut
Mound and Miss Eva Bush of this city
were married Wednesday night, . Rev.
W. E: Doss performing the r ceremony.
Gold Watch Contest
Z. T. Hinds will start a contest
on June 26 in which the lady get-J
ting the most votes will be given
a gold watch, and the second one"
in the contest a gold pen. .
Delinquent Taxpayers Take Notice
On the first Monday in July next, a
the Courthouse. door in Cookeville, Ten
nessee, I will offer at public sale all the
real estate belonging to delinquent tax
payers of Putnam County for the year
1910. The following is a list of such
delinquents, the district in which the
property is situated, and thf number o
acres in eacn tract.
- -" FIRST DISTRICT ...
- NAME - ACRES
Apple, C. S.'....... ...........Lot
Apple, Thurston;.... Lot
Adcock, B. G., (Griffin Smith) .....Lot
Allen, iJarlow. ........ .....
Bryant, M. R ...... 2 lots
Barnes, Jim (col.) 25
Farley, Will, (col.) ... 2
Hyder, 11 amp Lot
Haws, W. P .. 40
Moscrip, R. J. 2 lots
Smith & Dyer.. .. 5iots
Stewart, W. L. ...... . SO
Sacrey, W;M.--- - 10
SECOND DISTRICT
Jesse Bell Heirs ..100
THIRD DISTRICT
Cleghorn, I. M, .......100
FOURTH DISTRICT
Bumbalough, J. T...... .......100
Derossett. Patsey... ....:. .. 2
tinley, Thomas. I............. 30
Goodson, R; B. ............. .... .410
Nunley, A. L..................... 25
Riley, E. G. 200
Suttles Heirs ........ 55
SIXTH DISTRICT
Byers, L. L. ........ ...... .110
SEVENTH DISTRICT
Altdoerffer, A. (1909):........... ..200
Bussell, Hance .... . ...Lot
Barbery, R. B. 42
Barbery, K. B. 42
BarbervrR. B. ... 70
James Farley, Administrator.. 67
V " 90
80
39
,. 30
40
67
53
.........Lot
...Lot
Lot
.....Lot
Hall, Joe...
Jernigan, O. C .....
Steakley, W. C.
Stewart, Preston
EIGHTH DISTRICT
Alcorn &-Burgess 35
Bradford, Thomas 15
Cole, T. E. 35
Cole, E. W... ...;J5
Cole, L. J..... .;. S
D avis, M. S. .. . 100
Elrod, Mrs. A. D.. ........ ..'.......100
Heron, P. M 75
Hickey, Jim . ..... 2
Hickey, Martha.. 75
Hedgecough, A. R. 14
Hutchins, J. C 7
C. C. Robinson Heirs .:. 4
Whitehead, A. S. ............... ....100
Whitehead, A. S 110
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT
Sam Smith Heirs
1J
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
Ledbetter, A. D.. 7
Monterey Coal Co .... ....845
Stevens, Marion lots
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT .
J ackson, Sam. ......... . . 160
Lafever, W. T. 1
Lee, W. L, 4
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT
Brown, L. L.
21
46
... 4
... 2
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT
Harvell, B. F.
Hal', Joe :...........--....
Half acre. Jim ............
Murray. Jane...... .....Lot
Roberson, W. W., Trustee. 45
Russell, Sallie Lot
Shumake,. S. M. .. 4
Shumake, S. M. ...2 lots
Tilley. W. F Lot
Thomas, W. S .. 8
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
Darty, Oce
Martin, P. L. . . . -U-.... . . .
'.Lot
. ... .4
4
2
r.2 lots
....Lot
....Lot
on said
TWENTIETH DISTRICT ;
Baxter Lumber Co. '.L........1
Daws, Lee...-.:
Elrod, Leander..........i.-.
Gentry, A.
& R. B. .. .. .
Agnes Gentry Heirs -Vtii;..
Williams, John
If said sale is not completed
first Monday in July, the same will coc-r
Hakes Homo Caking Eaoj
Absolutely Pure
Tho only baking powder
tnatfo from Royal Crspo
Cream of Tartar
l.'Q ALU.'.l.CO LIME PHOSPHATE
tinue from day to day until completed.
June 13, 1911.
O. N. Draper,
Trustc6
Publication fee $22.40 24-6
.: LAND SALE ' -:C -"
In County Court at Cookeville, Tenn.
R. C. Boatman, Administrator, et al.,
va IMA rBH of al
In obedience to a decree of the Coun
ty Court at Cookeville, made at the
March term, 1911. in the above styled
case, l will, on baturday, the 1st dav of
July, 1911, at 1 o'clock p. m. in front of
the depot at Algood; Tenn., sell to the
highest and best bidder, the property in
said decree described, being a house and
Jot known as the W. li. Carr, deceased.
home place, lying and being in the 19th
Civil District of Putnam County, Ten
nessee, adjoining the lands of Ed Can
non on the east, Graham on the south,
by Streets on the west and north, con-
earning one acre more or less.
, TERMS OF SALE " - .
Said sale will be made on a credit of
six, twelve and eighteen months, ex
cept 20 per cent. cash, to be paid on
day of sale, and in bar of equity of re-demption.-Notes,'
drawing interest from
day of sale, with good personal security,
will be required of the purchaser, and
a lien will be retained on the property
sold, as further security.
This 8th day of June, 1911.
, - W. O. Watson,
Clerk and Commissioner.
Algood & FinleY, Solicitors. 23-26
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Pedigo-Shores
Miss Mollie Shores, of this city and
Mr. Garfield Pedigo of St. Louis were
quietly married at the Duke House on
Monday morning, Elder E. A. El am of
ebanon officiating, and left on the 6:30
train for Northern points. J
Mr. Pedigo travels for the Brown
Shoe Co. The bride has resided in
Cookeville for several years and is ad
mired bv all.
Mr. and Mrs. Pedigo will reside in
New Orleans.
Feel lapguid, weak, run down? Head'
ache? Stomach off Just a plain case
of lazy liter! Burdock Blood Bitters
tones the liver and stomach, promoted
digestion, purifies the blood.
The Modern Woodmen of 'this city .
will run an excursion to Carthage where
the crowd will board a steamboat for
a day's trip on tlie Cumberland River.