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Archives 12-1-99 80 Years Ago November 27,1919 to December 3, 1919 Aunt Ruth Howard was buried at Fellowship recently, she was 98 years of age. Elic Melton's baby is some better. Mrs. Mollie Sells is very low with typhoid. H.C. Coleman is to be at Independence Wednesday night to address the Society on the subject of a money crop. Frank Williams has sold the farm on the mountain south of town back to Marion Hartsoe. Mrs. Martha Pryor is on the sick list. Fresh fish and oysters at Winningham and Windles Cafe every day in the week. N.S. Jackson has moved to the Shirley Speck home. Sheriff Carr. Atty. Gore, Marion Hartsoe and C.E. Freeman are in Carthage attending a murder trial. Dr. and Mrs. Zachry took their little son, Bethel, to Nashville last week and had his tonsils removed, and adnoids taken from his nose. Herman May resigned his position in the Burks Drug Store and left for Knoxville Monday to accept a similar position there. Clate Upton and wife, of Timothy, had dental work done Tuesday. Turkeys wanted paying 30¢ per pound. Sell while market is good. A.J. Mofield Arvin Thrasher is seldom seen on the streets as he devotes about 25 hours daily to his engineering work. Houston Roberts and Albert Officer were seen prowling down Clinch Street Thursday evening with long smiles on their faces. Misses Orpha Poston and Bernice Ledbetter who have been teaching near Monterey have returned home. Miss Lillie Bilbrey who is teaching at Algood spent the week end with homefolks. ¥ Leo Young of Netherland was here part of last week. I.F. Dillon of Miranda was in town Monday. Mrs. W.R. Officer spent last week in Smithville where Judge Officer was holding court. I have 15 nice Barred Rock cockrels for sale at $2.00. They are
a heavy laying strand, and nice large birds. First come first served.
Overton County News
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