Putnam County herald., June 22, 1911, Image 6

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the hemming, cake was served.
Luther Moss won the prize for
the best hemming.
1 Misses Silva and Lissie Moss of
North Side River visited Miss
' Elmer, Oklahoma
We arrived home June 3 at 8 p.
m. Left Lancaster, Tenn., May
.29 at 7:28 a. m.; arrived at Ft.
Smith, Ark.; May 30 at3;30p.
m.;atebreakfastMay29 withO.B. Florence By pee Saturday night.
.Starnes and supper with our sis- Miss Lillie Birdwell of Gaines
terat6:30 p.m.,9miles eastof Ft. boro visited Miss Birtie Spivey
Smith, Ark. While at our sister's, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Nance and family gave Fowler Bullock has quit his
us a nice time as well as our sleeping on Sunday and is sprue-
friends and relatives
see.
in
Tennes-
ing right up to a pretty Moss.
R. W. Hall will preach at Sug-
Tbe only' thing we regret is our ar Creek every third Sunday..
Tisit was so short we did not get -R. W. Harris went to Hilham
to see all of our old friends and eat Saturday to preach Sunday.
more of the nice grub. Tennessee Hello, you boys of Oilfield,
and Arkansas people know how to Calif., are you coming home for
make things pleasant for a visit- the 4th of July? -Blue Bell.
or.
We were glad to get to spend
a few days with our parents , at
Oookeville. We trust Mr. J. H.
uarles has regained his health.
We were glad to meet Mr. Wirt
our editor, he is a nice gentleman
and he, too, knows how to enter
tain a western man; we also met
.Mrs. Dahuff and found her a nice
pleasant lady, social and kind.
Of all the old friends we met,
our hearts were made glad by
meeting our old school teacher,
Prof. S. B. Yeargan.
Will say to the people on Long
Branch and near Lancaster and
Temperance Hall that we were
.glaol to see you all, and were treat
ed kindly by all, but sorry we did
not get to see you all.
Hello, Frank' Starnes, have you
caught those fish yet? Bring me
oyer about 10 lbs. when you get
them caught.
Grandpa Starnes, the boys want
to go back and ride your horse
some more.
Mamie and Una Nance, feed
the pony good, Howard and Joel
will want to ride some more as
Howard will have to find that
brown calf.
I wish the Herald and all friends
and relatives much success and a
happy life, and if we never meet
any more on earth, I trust we will
meet in Heaven.
Harrison Starnes.
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Meagsville v
The sick folks at this place are
improving.
Rev. Sid Rich delivered a very
Davidson
Our little village was intensely
shocked yesterday, June 13,
when the news spread of the ac
cidental shooting of Bryan, the
son ot boi MUligan. The boy
14 ysars old had gone to the
house and was teasing his little
brother who was about 3 years
old and who had in his hand a
harmless 22 calibre rifle and not
knowing the gun was loaded
snapped it at his brother, the
bullet penetrating the head and
he lived only a few hours. He
m a
was Duried today. The services
held by the writer, j The bereav
ed have the sympathy of all.
A. C. Morgan.
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burns without a scar. Cures piles, ec
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND
In obedience to a decree of the Cir
cuit Court of Putnam County at Cooke-
vilie, lenn., made in the case of J.
Jones vs. Vance Stamps, I will on Sat
urday, July 15th, 1911, at 1 o'clock, in
front of the courthouse door in the town
of Cookeville, sell to the highest and
best bidder for cash in hand the tract
of land described in said decree, and
levied on as the property of A. Stamps,
wnicn levy and Doundary of land is in
the words following:"
Came to hand in due time, after dili
gent search for .personal property
defendants, I found none. I therefore
levy this execution on all the right, ti
tie. claim and interest the defendant
Anderson Stamps, has in the following
described tract or parcel of land, to
wit: Situated and lying in the Second
Civil District of Putnam County, Tenn.
on the waters of Falling Water, and
bounded as follows: Beginning on a
rock in H. M. Nicholas' east boundary
line, it being 10 poles north of his and
said Stamps' dogwood corner. Thence
north 11 degrees east 27J poles to
stake. Thence north 50 degrees east
18 poles to a black walnut stump
thence north 30 degrees east 27 poles to
a stake near barn: thence east 10 de
grees south 20$ poles to a stake; thence
north o degrees east, crossing a creek
84 poles, to a stake in Josiah Brown'
line; thence with said Brown's line east
44 poles to a stake and corner near the
head of Brown's spring; thence south
90 poles to a rock corner with pointers
thence east 20 poles to a. buckeye and
dogwood; thence south 56 poles to a
rock in east boundary line ot original
tract; thence west to the beginning.
containing 70 acres more or less, in
eluding the family residence and all ap
purtenances. Said land is levied on as
the property of Anderson Stamps and
subject to his homestead rights, the
same being that part ot his farm set
apart to him as a homestead in the case
of ti. p. Whitson and others vs. An
derson Stamps by T. B. Jackson, Put
nam County Surveyor, A. J. Dudney
and W. U. Maxwell as commissioners
On the 2nd day of March, 1911, (See
map of survey on file in said case) and
I herewith return this levy with the pa
pers to the Circuit (Jourtior condemna
tion and order ot sale.
This the 15th day of March, 1911.
J. M. Loftis, Constable.
This June 15, 1911.
25-28 A. L. Weeks, Sheriff.
Monterey
Quite a large crowd of people
from different parts of the state
were in our city yesterday, but
the writer did not see them as
she was' at her old accustomed
job nursing the sick.
Emmett Countiss and wife of
Cookeville visited Mr. and Mrs.
Albert King Sunday.
aT yi -TT i m
Mrs. ueo. vveicn, who was
crippled by being thrown from a
buggy two weeks ago, is able to
walk on crutches.
John Hall is very sick and not
expected to recover.
Mack Henry moved to Monte
rey. tie nas charge ot the new
rural route, Monterey, Route 2.
jn. o. Beweu oi sparta was in
interesting sermon here Sunday. Monterey Sunday and expects to
Mrs. Amanda Wheat and son, mnvA to this nla snnn
Lafe, entertained a few of their
friends Sunday and among them
were Misses Lura Moss and Mar
tha and Willie Murphy, Messrs.
JLuther Carr and Fowler Bullock
and all seemed to" have enjoyed
themselves. , ..
Mrs. A. J. Murphy visited Mrs.
Bedford Phillips Monday.
, Mr. and Mrs. Easton Spivey
gave the young folks an apron
party Saturday night. The ties
were sold and boys drawee! for
their aprons to hem; -and after i
John Bagwell of Cookeville,
Route 4 is visiting relatives here.
Reba, Alpheus, is the name of
the baby girl of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert King's born June 12.
Thank you, dear readers, who
speak of enjoying my letters to
the Herald. Of late they are
few and far between.
As my time is so filled up with
other duties I have but little time
for letter writing. The Lord
bless you all, I enjoy each of your
letters very much.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF, LAND
In obedience,, to a judgment of the
Circuit Court' oft Putnam County at
Cookeville. Tenn. , made in t'he case of
Epperson. Harp, Pointer & Co. vs. A.
Stamps, I will on Saturday, July 15th,
1911, at 1 o clock, in front ot the court
house door in the town of Cookeville,
sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash in hand, the tract of land describ
ed in said decree, and levied on as the
property of A. Stamps, which levy and
boundary of land is in the words follow
me:
This execution came to hand in due
time and after making diligent search
1 hnd no personal property of the de
f endant in my county. I therefore levy
this execution on all the right, title and
interest the defendant, Anderson
StamDS. has in and to the following de
scribed tract of land in the Second Civ
il District of Putnam County, Tenn.,
and bounded as follows:
On the north by Pinkston, east by
Holman, south by Clark, and west by
Nicholas, containing 137 acres more or
less, subjact to four former levies here
tofore made on said land, one Whitson
Bros. vs. defendant; two H. D. Whit-
son et ais against aeienaant; ana one
J. G. Jones against Vance Stamps et
als, as appears in the proceedings here
tofore filed in this court. 'The above
tract of land has heretofore been lev
ied upon and commissioners appointed
who have duly set apart the homestead
as reported in the case of H. D. Whit-
son et ais against a. stamps, mis is
duly levied upon the lands outside-the
homestead, subject to the executions
levied in the two cases of H. D. Whit
son et als, and on the homestead, sub
ject to the homestead rights of the de
fendant and also subject to the execu
tion of Whitson Bros, and that of J. G.
Jones against Vance Stamps et als.
This the 2Uth day ot Marcn, ism.
M. Langford, Constable.
This June 15, 1911.
25-28 A. L Weeks. Sheriff. .
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND
In obedience to a decree of the Cir
cuit Court of Putnam County at Cooke
ville, Tenn., made in the case of Ger
man Fire Insurance Co. vs. O. C. Jern
igan, I will on Saturday, July 15th, 1911,
at 1 o'clock, in front of the courthouse
door in the town of Cookeville, sell to
the highest and best bjdder for cash in
hand, the tract of land described in said
decree, and levied on as the property
of O. C. Jernigan, which levy and
boundary of land is in the words fol
lowing: Came to hand the same day as issued
and a careful and diligent search made.
No personal property found on which
to levy this fifa. I therefore levy the
same on the following described tract
or parcel of land, to-wit: Lying in the
Sixth Civil District of Putnam County,
Tenn., and bounded as follows: On, the
north by J. E. Bilbrey, south by T. C.
R. R.. right of way, on the west by J.
E. Bilbrey, on the east by J. E. Bil
brey, and containing 1 acre more or
less, and being the lot where O. C.
Jernigan now lives,, levied on as the
property of the defendant, O. C. Jerni
gan, and to satisfy the within describ
ed judgment and costs, and I return
the same to Circuit Court for condem
nation and sale.
This 12th day of Nov., 1910.
J. M. Loftis, Constable.
This June 15, 1911.
25-28 A. L. Weeks, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANp
In obedience to a decree of the Cir
cuit Court of Putnam County at Cooke
ville, Tenn.. made in the case of Her
man Bros., Lindaur & Co., vs. Wynne
F. Clouse, I will on Saturday, July 15,
1911, at 1 o'clock, in front of the court
house door in the town of Cookeville,
Tenn.. sell to the highest and best bid
der for cash in hand, the tract of land
described in said decree, and levied on
as lands of W. F. Clouse, which lew
and description are as follows:
Uame to hand the same day issued.
and having made diligent search, and
there being no personal property of W.
F. Clouse to be found in my county to
satisfy this fifa, or any part thereof, I
levy the same on the following house
and lot in the town of Monterey, being
Lots 27 to 32 inclusive, Block 14. in the
plat of said town, which is registered
in the Register's office at Cookeville,
and fully described in Book Z, page 427
of the Register's office at Cookeville.
levied on as property of W. F. Clouse.
This 23d day of September, 1909.
W. M. Watson, Constable.
This June 15, 1911.
25-28 A. L. Weeks, Sheriff.
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