Putnam County herald., September 21, 1911, Image 1

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FUTOAM COUBFIT HERALD
VOLUME IX.
COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1911.
NUMBER 38
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Mt. View Lodge No 179, 1. 0. 0. F.
held a good meeting on the 15th inst.
L. D. Bockraan, N. G., presiding, with
a good attendance for a Friday night
meeting. Quite a lot of routine bus
iness was disposed of. The sick bro
thers were all reported as some better
except Bro. E. D. Staley, who is
thought to be a little worse, a compl
ication of Dropsy being manifest.
The first degree was conferred upon
one applicant. Our next meeting
promises to be veiy interesting. Some
important committees are due to render
interesting reports, also the second
degree will likely be given to four
applicants. Bro. J. H. Hodge is still
at the Red Boiling Springs and we under
stand is making some progress , in
recuperation in health. Bro. J. M. Judd
has returned from a 10 days visit to the
Red Boiling Spring. While there he
visited the I. 0. 0. F. Lodge twice and
is very profuse in praise of their work
It is the proper thing to do, to visit
Lodge when and where convenient. A
great deal is learned in so doing and
the more each knows of the order, the
better Oddfellow he is it- he observes
To Hold Primary Election
The following citizens ! of Putnam
County are hereby appointed by the
Democratic Primary Election Commit
tee 4 to serve as Officers, Clerks and
Judges in the various Civil Districts of
said County on Saturday, Dec, 2, 1911,
for the purpose of nominating Democra
tic candidates for Sheriff, Trustee and
Tax Assessor:
1st DistrictOfficer, J, M. Quarles.
Clerks, P. Y. Jared. J. B. Thompson.
Judges, Robt. Peek, Will King, R. A.
Elrod. y
, 2nd District Officer; F. D. Taylor.
Clerks, M. E. Whitson, I. P. Clark.
Judges, Jesse Thompson, M. B. Leach,
Frank Boyd. '
3rd DistrictOfficer, John Bohanon.
Clerks, Alex Lee, Frank Sloan. Judges,
W. L. Dyer, James Bohannon, W. H.
Walker.
4th District-Officer, Will Gentry.
Clerks, Jim Johnston, Jeff Scarbrough.
Judges, Vinet Henry, Polk Scarbrough,
Lewis Bohannon,
6th District Officer, Jim Jackson.
Clerks, Ed Brogdon, Geo. Jackson.
Judges, A. Welch, Webb Whi taker, Jas.
Brogdon.
6th District Officer, Sanford Miller.
Clerks, W. H. Jernigan, Jr., P. L. Judd.
Judges, Wiley Bilbrey, Dr. Cooper, P.
w. Webb. . . 'V .;.v v .r;
7th District Officer, Joe Pippin.
Clerks, L. C. Rippetoe, M. J. Ligon.
Judges, Houst Dyer, W. T. Bock man,
Ml S. Palk. . .
8th and 16th, District Officer, Joe
Scott. .Clerks, Frank Massa,"Matt Far
ley. Judges T. C. Thompson, Matt
Donivan, Jeff Ward.
9th District, Officer, Robt. i Alcorn.
Clerks, R. L. JCaxr, Cleve Burch.
Judges, J. B. Plunkett, Van Alcorn,
Sam Denton.
10th District'-Officer, HopMcBrbom.
Clerks, R. L.' Stanton, Joe Whi taker.
Judges, S. N. Bryant, B. Montgomery,
Jess Hutcheson.
11th District Officer, W. T. Denny.
Clerks, W. H. Burton, J. J. Suliins.
Judges, H. B. Maddux, S. 0. Evans,
Albert Stanton.
12th District-Officer, Los Cowan.
Clerks, W. T. Dedman, M. H. Left-
wich. Judges, J. A. Holladay, Harvey
Thompson, Sid Bockman.
13th District-Officer. Hugh Carlen.
Clerks, P. E. Sadler, Shelah Puckett.
Judges, W. H. Womack, Fate Puck
ett, Will Nelson. '
14th District-Officer, Will Watson.
Clerks, Jas. P. Welch, John Holloway.
Judges, G. S Ray, John Parrott, J. S.
Sehon.
15th District Officer, G. A. Johnson.
Clerks, L. F. Stockton, J. W. Warren
Judges, M. M. Owen, Newt Harp, Jack
Norris.
17th District-Officer, F.P.Fisher.
Clerks, W. T. Anderson, Geo. Kinnard.
Judges, Pollie Maynard, Zack Butler,
Joe Carr.
18th District-Officer. H. T. Rogers.
Clerks, H. H. Neill, John Vantrease.
Judges, Burch Dyer, Will Ford, Joe
Carrington, Jr. .
19th District-Officer, Dow Patton.
Clerks, J. E. Cannon, J. L. Quarles.
Judges, A. K. Williamson, S. D. Quar
ks, J. A. Judd.
20th District-Officer, W. R. Brad
ford. Clerks, J. M. Hunter, J. L. Sad
ler. Judges, J. M. Bradford, A. Bal
lard, R. E. Lee,
21st District-Offiper, A. L. England.
Clerks, Chas. Duboise, Lum Abston.
Judges, Jas. England, J. R. Robinson,
Ad Embry.
v J. A.. Carlen, Chairman;
J. ii. watts, Secretary;
A. P. Barnes,
R. L. Farley,
, D. C. Wilhite.
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The Maim
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Who wants to accumulate money needs to work' and
plan. Needs to take advantage of each little help
which will enable him to do just a little better than
he has been doing.
Men who have given the "check account plan" a
fair and impartial trial find it a real help. A very
material aid in caring for their income and in build
ing for the future. , . -
The "small purchase temptation" makes it very
hard to accumulate any certain sum by keeping mon
ey in your pocket or hiding' it around the house
probably that has been your trouble.
Don't wait until you have a large amount. Begin
now with a dollar or more, add to it regularly and
you will be surprised to find how fast it increases. ' .
! First National Basnfe
Cookeville, Tenn.
Capital Double that of Any Other Bank in Putnam County
UNDER DIRECT CONTROL OP THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
J. T. Anderson,
President
Thos. Mason,
Cashier
GidH. Lowe,
Vice President
J. R. Douglass,
Vice President
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Teachers' Reading Course
ine state superintendent na3, an
nounced the following books f( r the
Teadher's Reading course for this year:
Chamberlain's Standards of Education,
published by the American Book Co.,
Cincinnati; Kemp's History for Graded
and District Schools, published by Ginn
& Co., Atlanta, Ga. The price, of each
of these books is 90 cents postpaid.
Every teacher knows that they must
be examined in these books no matter
what kind of a certificate they hold.
These are all the books that will be
in the Reading Course this year, and
both Primary and Secondary teachers
will be examined in these. I hope that
each teacher will get these book at once I
and begin the study of them.
Respectfully,
J. M. Hatfield, Co. Supt.
Attention! '
There are quite a number of people
that will be anxious for seats for the
coming Lyceum Course to those who
have not already engaged their seats,
we urge, tftat you do not delay this.
Some very select seats are still on
sale and the first come will eet the
benefit of the selection. The cost is
only $2. for the entire course and this
will be the Best Seasons Entertainment
ever given in this section of the State.
The First number The Beulah Buck
Concert Co. will be here orf Monday
night, Oct. 2, Phone or call on Dr.
G. N. Guthrir for seats. - Do it now.
Guthrie & Pincus.
Card of Thanks
Tootw friends, who have been so very
kind and attentive during Mr. Denny's
death, our mother's illness and bereave
ment, we wish to express our sincerest
appreciation
Differ, Lucile and L. W. Robertson.
J. W. RICHARDSON
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Real Estate and Insurance I
COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE
S. Hayden Young house and lot for sale. One of the best in Cooke
ville. Ten room, two-story dwelling, outhouses, concrete cellar, lot 210
x442 all fenced, fine water. New pike N. and E., concrete walk from
square. Suitable for large family that wants to send to school and one
of the prettiest homes in Cookeville. See me or Young. $4,500; terms.
Howard Grimsley house and 8 acres of pretty land. Big six-room
house,' two brick chimneys, good barn and outhouses, fine water. Not
far from the University. A snap. See me for this. $2,000; terms.
A nice little 14 acre farm 2 miles north v 3-room house. Only $500.
For Sale! ,The W. T. Anderson store-house and clean stock of goods,
3 or 4 acres of land and good dwelling, to go with goods, if desired. One
of the best stands in the county. Also 500 acres of farm lands, 3 houses
and a splendid barn; 100 acrej in bluegrass, balance in cultivation and in
timber. The above property is on the north side of the T. C. R. R. at
Bom a, Tenn., one mile from the phosphate mines. See me if interested
and I wiL go with you to see it. Phosphate udder the land.
4 Houses and Lots on North Depot St, back of John Dow's, fronting
east. Only $450.00 cash. Best bargain on my list.
7-room House and lot, south-west of depot. Metal roof, wired; out
houses; new yard fence; fine water. - The McCluen place, close in. Only
$1250.00, half cash, balance one and two years. A bargain.
I write insurance for the Prudential life, Northern fire. United States
Fidelity & Guaranty Co., and American Live Stock Co. The last against
death from any cause, anywhere. See me and get prices. It will pay.
List your farms and city property with me. I can help you sell it.
We want to call especial attention
of .the readers of the Herald to the
coming Lyceum course, which will be
the best ever given in Cookeville. To
those who have not purchased tickets
we advise you to do so at once.
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Wanted
We always have a place for the right
kind o! man and woman, several good
positions now open. Write or appear
at v Singer Sewing,.' Machine Co.,
Gallatin,, Tenn. C. B. Allen, Mgr.
Roll of Honor ;
Following is the honor roll of the
Small Change school for the last month:
First Grade Minnie Lee Langford,
Alvin McDaniel.
Second Grade Jere Wilmoth; Dimple
Pby, Leslie Freeman, Rastus Phy.
Third Grade May Phy, Fred Phillips,
William McDaniel.
Fourth Grade Joe Langford, Clara
Phy.
Fifth Grade-Beline Wilmoth.
Seventh Grade-Byrnie Phillips, Bu
lah Phillips, Howard Hutcheson.
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