Putnam County herald., July 13, 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
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COOKEVILLE,
TENN.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Fred Myers of Carthage spent
Sunday in Cooke ville.
If you read.it in the Herald this
week it is probably an ad.
The great reduction sale is now
going on at Whitson Bros.
Miss Mabel Peek is visiting re
. latives at Granville this week.
'
- S. A. D. Smith of Gordpnsville
was in the city Tuesday on business.
T. L. Denny made a trip to
Jackson last week on legal busi
T1PSS.
. jrxux. vv. i-. vvyKi win spct& at
the Christian church at 11 a. m.
next Sunday.
If you want to buy a drug
store in Oklahoma, see the offer
made by Harrison Starnes.
Little Perry Bartlett of Route 3
sends the Herald to his sister,
Clara Offill of Purdon, Texas.
Whitson Bros, great reduction
sale continues until the 30th inst.
Now is the time to get bargains.
M. H. Borden has put in a nice
line of moulding and is ready to
make picture frames bf all sizes.
There wjll be preaching at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening by the pas
tor.
E. Y. Gib3on has purchased the
John G. Duke residence on. East
Main street, the price being $3,
600.
Whitson Bros', great reduction
sale is now going on. It pays to
buy at a real, genuine reduction
sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Witt have
returned from a visit to Defeat
ed Creek and Red Boiling
Springs.
R. J. Moscrip and crew are
surveying the pike that is to be
built from Celina to Cookeville
via Hilham. N
, Read in this issue the page ad.
It tell you all about the great re
duction sale now going on at
Whitson Bros'.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Alloway
and little son of Nashville spent
Mrs. Alio way's parents, Mr. and
MrB. J. A. Maloney. '
1 A ' Bfl " ulu tft I Af
A. m. o until tiuu xamny vi
Munday, Texas are visiting in
this section. Mr. Smith has been
in business in Munday for sever
al years.
Buy your summer and fall suit
now. They are going at cost
during our great reductton sale.
Whitson Bros.
Misses Hazel Laycock and Eva
Thompson of Chestnut Mound
have returned home after spend
ing a week with friends and re
latives in this city.
If bargains are what you are
hunting for don't overlook the
one best place Pincus Bros. , dur
ing their great sale that will con
tinne all next week. '
Holloway Bros, of -Monterey
are conducting a clean-up sale on
clothing, shoes and summer goods
Their customers should take ad
vantage of the low prices offered
' r.
Cookeville will celebrate labor
day the first Monday in Septem
ber. A meeting was held Mon
day afternoon at which commit
tees were named to make all ar-
rangments. ,
We have received several copies
of the' Herald of Jan. 19. The
first one came in three, hours af
ter the papers were mailed in
which we asked for the paper.
It pays to advertise in a live
newspaper.
This is one of our first sales and
we have put on a sure enough,
real genuine reduction sale, suffi
cient to do you good. It will pay
you to buy now.
Whitson Bros.
E. ,E. Dorman is at Caney Fork
this week taking the machinery
oft the boat beloneriner to the
Welch Stave Co. that burned
some time ago. Mrs. Dorman
accompanied mm, and tney are
getting a touch of back to nature
by tenting out.
The funeral of Mrs. H. C. Mar
tin was held at the residence Sun
day afternoon at one o'clock, ser
vices being conducted by Elder
J. D. Walling and Rev. W. W.
Baxter. The esteem in which
Mrs. Martin was held was attest
ed by. the large attendance of sor
rowing friends. The floral offer
ings were numerous and beautiful.'".,.
We realize that the most valu
able asset of a bank is that of
of public confidence and we have
furnished our depositors every
safe guard and protection for
their funds, and we shall continue
to do so in the future as in the
past- ' If you are not a depositor
call and let us talk the matter
over with you.
First National Bank.
Remember Pincus Bros, great
price-slashing sale runs all week.
They have knocked the bottom
out of prlce3 and you loose an
opportunity of getting standard
merchandise the cheapest evr
f you fail to buy now.
Successful Insttiute
The Teachers' Institute, which
closed here last Friday after a
two. weeks session, was one of the
largest institutes in the state in
number of attendance. The en
rollment was 150, and 114 appli
cants for certificates were exam
ined. The instructors did excel
lent work, and are second to none
in the state, and the teachers
manifested good interest through
out the session.'
The faculty was composed of
Messrs. H. D. Franklin, C. 0.
Chisam, Fred M. Li ttle J. J.
Boyd, J. M. Barnes, Elmo Gentry,
S. A. Draper, Supt. Hatfield,
Miss Julia Green and Miss Lucy
Blackwood; all of the faculty be
ing local teachers except Mr.
Draper of Florida, and Miss Green
of Nashville. ,
Excellent lectures were deliv
ered by Prof. Yeargan, Rev. S.
E. Ryan, Rev. E.RMcCord,
Prof. W. B. Boyd, 1 and J)r. W.
s. jyicuiain, an oi wnicn were
were very instructive and inspir
mg.
WMany oi tne teacners expres
sed themselves as pleased tha
the institute continued two weeks
and some expressed a desire that
it continue a month next year,
Nearly all of the schools wil
start next Monday.
Whitson Bros', special is prov
ing a great success, and is 'stil
going on. Read their page ad.
and take advantafie of the low
prices they are making on stand-
are goods.
i"i"li'ljljllilMwimwmiiiinn '
A Good Portrait
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Will always be received with
pleasure by friends. That
is the kind we make.
Your Kodak work sent in by
mail will receive prompt at
tion. Satisfaction guaran
teed. BAXTER STUDIO
Cookeville, Term.
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I A Bargain !
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I I am in a position to sell
you a paying
Drug Store
Triplet Calves
A. J. Norris of the 15th district
has a genuine curiosity in the
form of triplet calves. The
youngsters are all of the male
persuasion, made their appear
ance June 13, and are as vigor
ous and frisky as can be desired,
being dark red in color.
Putnam county has got the
habit of doing things of late, ey
en in the live stock line, and the
Herald ' would lik to hear from
some oi its readers out west as
o. whether they can show any
thing like an ambitious cow pre
senting her owner with a yoke
and half of oxen at one time.
We desire to sincerely thank
he people of Cookeville for their
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ever willing services ana Kina
words of sympathy they have so
aithf ully tendered us during our
recent bereavement. ; This is a
debt we can never pay in full,
but we pray God's blessings on
each one and trust that when you
are overtaken with the inevitable
hat the Lord may surround you
with such loyal friends in the try
ing hour as have made our bur
den easier to bear.'
, Dr. H. C. Martin,
i P. C. Shields.
In a good town and country
? Reason for selliner. owner.?
has other business. If you
mean business write to
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Harrison Starnes
King's Drag Store '
ELMER, OKLAHOMA
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Real Estate for Sale
Farm 220 acres, 2 miles south of city,
improved.
' Farm 132 acres, 1 mile south of city,
improved.
Farm 8 acres, good house, mile
north of city. '
Farm 14 acres, house, 2 miles north
of city.
Farm 50 acres, 1 mile west of city,
$1000. .
Farm 200 acres, 2 miles south of city,
$32.50 per acre. , -
Farm on Martin's Creek, fine stock
farm, 200 acres. -.'.
S. Hayden Young 10-room house and
4 lots, on Sparta Pike, a beauty, and
cheap. See me. .
A number of houses and lots in -East
and West Cookeville for sale. Bar
gams.
Storehouse and stock of goods, one of
the best stands in city.
2 saw mills for sale, complete ' and
ready for work.
Big house and 3 acres of land in .
heart of city. See me for prices.
Cumberland Buff Stone Quarry near
Algood for sale, fine for building, 5 acres.
Title perfect. , '
Planing mill all in good running order
for sale. See me for prices: Cooke
ville, Tenn. ,
I write insurance and loan money to
build homes and save rents.
List your property with me.
J. W RICHARDSON
Cookeville, Tennee
"Generally debilitated for years. Had
sick headaches, lacked ambition, was
xl worn-out and all " run-down.' Burdock
Blood Bitters made me a well woman.".
Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moosuy, Conn.