Putnam County herald., June 22, 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 Guaranteed
Gibson Building, Down Stairs
Phone at Office and Residence
COOKEVILLE,
TENN.
Tennessee Central R.R
Passenger Train Schedule at Cookeville
WEST BOUND
No. 1.3:10 p.m.
No. 3.2:54 a.m.
No. 5.6:43 a.m.
EAST BOUND
No. 212:13p.m
No. 4 12:56a.m.
No. 6.7:20 p.m.
For bargains in 5, 10 and 25c
goods something that is good-
go to J. W. Gillem's.
L. A. S wafford, Henard, Tenn. ,
has four cows and calves for sale.
Cecil Elrod is taking a vacation
at Red Boiling Springs.
Marvin Brown of Nashville
spent Sunday with home folks.
V. H. Wheeler of Granville
was in the city a few days ago.
Chas. Elrod has gone to Red
Boiling Springs to spend a few
days. '
Chicken feed for all kinds of
chickens at a cheap price.
J. : W. Gillem.
. 1 1 John F. Slagle came down from
Davidson Thursday and return
ed Mondav. . "
' W. B. Smith and family spent
last week camping out and fishing
,on Caney Fork.
Col. C. H. Whitney ' left Mon
day afternoon for Minnesota, to
. be absent a month.
Paul Di9tz has returned from
Altus, Okla., where he had been
for several weeks. '
The pike on the Smith ville road
has hcen macadamized from the
square to Lone Oak. V
F. B. Srygley of Nashville will
preach at the Christian . Church
Sunday morning and night.
One lot of Crockery and Glass
ware for Saturday, Jnne 24th,
below cost at J. W. Gillem's.
Sheriff A. L. Weeks went to
.Waverly Friday to get two young
men who had been indicted here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Brown of
near Double Springs were Cooke
ville visitors .the first pi the
week. ;' 'vJ.:
Mayor John B. Dow returned
on Friday ' from attending the
.Knights of Pythias grand lodge
. at Ovoca. ..: Vj : :ppj
J. A. Maloney has been at home
for a week, and is not well at all,
having had to give up his work
at Cook Place.;, p-', '
-. Quite a crowd from here took
advantage of the low rates last
Sunday ' and went to Monterey
on the excursion.
It will be possible to buy ice on
Sunday mornings until 10 o'clock
hereafter, the board having pass
ed an ordinance to that effect.
I have just purchased a big lot
of goods to seil for 5, 10, 15, 20
and 25cts., and they must go at
once. For bargains come quick at
J. W. Gillem's.
Twins were born 'to Mr. and
Mrs. Whit Maxwell June 11, and
to Mrt and Mrs. Dunavin June
12. Both families live on Route.
9.
Geo. W. Cowan of Nashville
was in the city Saturday. Mr.
uowan recently lost a toot m a
railroad accident, but has recov
ered.
Strayed Pale red cow stray
ed from my place last Friday.
A a
Anyone knowing wnere she is
please notify Ulysses .Randolph,
.ooKevine, XV.
Prof, and Mrs. S. A. Draper
of Bristol, Fla., are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Draper.
Prof. Draper is principal of the
school at Bristol, and is spending
vacation in Tennessee. v
. Now is the time to use Stock
Poultry Foods. v I guarantee ev
ery package you buy from me to
do all it claims to. Save money
and buy from J. W. Gillem.
Mrs. T. H. Starnes has a cac
tus plant in bloom, and it presents
beautiful sight. It is rarely
that plants of this character
bloom in this part of the country.
Rev. W.' E. Doss will preach
next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church: "The Mace
donian Call" will be his subject.
There will also be services begin
ning at 8 p. m. conducted by the
pastor.
July 4th, the Modern Woodmen
of this city will run an excursion
to Carthage where a steamboat
will be in waiting to take them
down the river for a days outing.
This will be the fifth annual ex
cursion and picnic and promises
to be the best one yet.
What is learned in the cradle
asts to the grave. Cultivate the
saying habit in your children by
opening a bank account in their
name. Teach them to save their
pennies' a child's pennies are a
man's dollars.
, First National Bank.
Misses Marie and Gertie White
entertained a house party from
Wednesday to Monday. Five
Vanderbilt boys. Will Logan, Ew
ingj' Freeland, Clark Akers, Er
in er Wilson and Charlie Bryan,
Misses Ruth ; Paris and Rossie
Foster, with several from Cooke
ville made up the party, and ; a
oilier bunch of young folks nev
er enjoyed the bountiful hospital-
ty of the White home.
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A Gold Watclhi
CONTEST
AT
Hinds' Drag Store
' Beginning June 26th and ending
the night before the Fair I will con
duct a contest1 for the most popular
young lady in Putnam or adjoining
counties. ,
First Prize, Ladies' Hunting Case Gold Watch
Second Prize9 Ladies' Beautiful Gold Pen
For every 25c purchase or collection we
will give 25 votes. We will not permit any
thing that is in any way unfair. These
beautiful prizes are now on exhibition at my
drug store, where they can be seen and in
spected. Send in your names as soon as
possible. Very Respectfully,
HMDS
Fiimmfimom
HHHBUMBijsnnn
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Union Ice Cream Co., of Nashville, Tenn., has completed one of
the largest, most sanitary, and best equipped plants in the South, and
are now ready to' supply the out of town trade the highest class goods
at moderate prices. :: PROMPT SERVICE GUARAETEED. Spe
cial attention to mail, telephone and telegraph orders.
The Union Ice Cream Company
817 BROADWAY, NASHVILLE, TENN.
Long Distance Telephone M. 427, M. 1080 and M. 198. ; 25
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NEW YORK I
Jeweler, Optician, Tailor
REPAIRS
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry and Clothing jj
Gent's Measurements for Order-made Suits, Samples open, jj
CHARLES Ho CARPENTER, Livingston, Tenn. i
LUMBER WANTED
We are in the market for alL thicknesses and grades in Plain Red and
White Oak, Chestnut and Hickory. Will pay cash and send inspector to
mill when quantity justifies. Write us what you have to offer.
LOVE, BOYD & CO., Nashville, Tenn. 25
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