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Gavin Sewell of Adamsville was on our streets Tuesday
Mrs. Carter of near Hinkle died Tuesday of Lung trouble
Mrs. Sis Wright called pleasantly at this office Wednesday
W.H. and W.E. Montgomery of Lexington was in our city Tuesday
Harry Bunch and Will Vaughn of Hickory Flatt, was in our burg Monday
C.P. Little is painting Fellowship church, a few miles south of here this week.
Houston Chalk of Decaturville attended the burial of his niece here Saturday
A.E. McNatt of Lexington, accompanied by his brother Ed, of Jackson, attended the burial of Calvin McNatt here, Tuesday
Lon McBride gave our office a brief but pleasant call Tuesday and had the news sent to Jim Bivens, Hickman KY - thanks
G.M. Steel attended singing at Mud Creek Valley last Sunday and reports a large crowd, plenty of dinner and av ery nice time.
Frank and Tom Bivens who have been visiting relatives here for several weeks returned to their home at HIckman KY last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Roy, who have been visiting the latters parents at Saltillo, passed thorugh our burg Monday en route for their home at Covington
AD- John W. Hassell Real Estate Agent
AD - E.H. Stewart Drug Store
AD - Montgomery Bros.
AD - T.M. Hanna - the Grocer
AD - Physican & Surgeon S.H. Brazelton
J.W. Kent was on our streets Wednesday
Lem Stanford of Lexington was here Tuesday
"Uncle Henry" Saint has been right sick this week
Mrs. Della Bethune, of Enville has our thanks for her renewal
Will Shelton passed through our burg Wednesday inroute for Saltillo
Mrs. M.F. Pierce has our thanks for some coin on their subscription
Yes our school is still flourishing, new boarding pupils coming every week.
A cool snap calls for wood, just bring in a load on your subscription, please
Dr. Stinson was on our streets Wednesday.
C.G. Gathings of Lexington was in our city Tuesday.
Walter Wright is on the puny list this week
Wesley Holley has returned from Cuba Ldg. and has entered school here.
Sol Lipe has moved his mill back to town and will be ready to gin in a few days.
Charlie Masengill will be at Sardis Saturday morning with 12-15 young horses if you want to buy one.
Harry Bunch passed through our burg Tuesday enroute for Saltillo
Mrs. Edna Dodds of Right is visiting her parents Mr.a nd Mrs. John Benson this week.
Mrs. Calvin McNatt moved back last Tuesday to her old home place where John Lucy has been living this summer.
Mrs. Dee Mackey visited relatives here last week, returning home Saturday.
H.C. Guthrie, representing National Casket Co. Nashville spent Sunday in our town.
Mr. Riley Perkins of Luray, a former citizen of our town, has bought out G.W. Bryant and will move back right away.
Dread Stanfill visited home folks Sunday.
C.H. Stanfill went to Decaturville Monday
J.R. Montgomery has been right sick this week.
Elbert Steel is still confined to his bed with fever.
We are sorry to report the death of Mr. Jim Ellis, we extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Jno. Wilkerson of Saltillo was her Monday
R.A. Newman of Hinkle was in town Monday
Esq. Sol Bunch of Hickory Flatt was on our streets Monday
Mr. Joe Hopper was a pleasant caller at this office last Tuesday
L.W. Goff of Saltillo, R.F.D #1 was in to see us Saturday and we thank him for his subscription.
W.S. Duckworth has been painting the bank on the inside this week
A.S. Montgomery and Babe Newman made a business trip to Saltillo Monday
Tom Kent, of Saltillo, was her Saturday and we thank him for his subscription
Mrs. Annie Hancock will keep her store open every Saturday night from now until Christmas.
For rent or sale a house and lot in Sardis - J.A. Chalk
Oscar White moved into the house with his father-in-law, T.M. Hanna, Monday and Dr. Duckworth moved into the house vacated by Mr. White, Wednesday
Mr. J.H. Gardner was on our streets yesterday
T. Edwards of Lexington was her yesterday collecting taxes.
Mr. Felix Creasy, editor of the the Lexington Republican, was a brief but pleasant caller at the News office yesterday.
Undigested food and gas in the stomach, located just below the heart, presses against it and causes heart palpitation. When your heart troubles you in that way take Herbine for a few days. You will soon be all right. 50Cents a bottle at E.H. Stewart's, Sardis TN
The Enterprise published at Adamsville Tenn has changed from a 6 column 4 pae to a 5 column 8 page paper.
Jno. Morgan has our thanks for some coin
T.L. Edwards of Hickory Flatt was her Monday
Cage Stanfill of Wake Forrest was on our streets Monday
Dread Stanfill is now city barber, having bought out D.B. Haney
D.B. Haney and wife left for Hickman KY last Monday where they will reside.
P.C. Baker who has been working in Memphisfor some time, is at home again.
Elder J.W. Droke of Lexington, preached an excellent sermon at the M.E. Church South Sunday night.
Giley Austin adn family left last week for Hickman KY where they will make their future home. We regret losing this excellent family.
Mrs. Raymond Petty of Memphis was the guest of Mrs. Douglas Moore last Friday.
Mrs. Herman H. lane and son, Harold and Earl Dyer made a trip to Lexington Saturday and had some dental work done.
Lum D. Jones and family recently moved on the John W. Carter farm. Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Holmes moved to the place vacated by Mr. Jones, known as the L.W. Johnson place.
Aubert J. Little, Arlie Bivens, Aaron Craig and Vernone Campbell were home last weekend from Milan where they are employed.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Little burned last week with all its contents. It was known as the Savage place north of town.
Leon Rice has been on the sick list.
Mrs. Howard Montgomery of Memphis sold her saw mill and lot last week to Otis E. Miller
Joe Stanfill has been suffering with sinus trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Holland Rice an children of Memphis spent Saturday night and Sunday in the home of Mr.a nd Mrs. Jim England here and Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Rice of Savannah.
Mrs. Belver Pitts, Mrs. Gladys Smith and Mrs. A.M. Travillion were among the town shoppers here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hassell and children, Phil and Brenda of McKenzie spent Saturday night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Phillips.
Mrs. Drew McCauley who has had pneumonia is better.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Petty of Savannah spent Saturday night in the home of Mr.a nd Mrs. Robert Hodgins.
Dr. and Mrs. G.A. Brandon and daughter, Jane, Mr.a nd Mrs. James Dunavan of Lexington and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Conaway and son Eugene of Memphis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore and family Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Conways son Eugene will leave this week for the Army camp.
Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Meadors of Memphis spent the weekend here with relatives.
Miss Barbara Landry left last Wednesday for Nashville to enter school for training as a nurse. She also spent Saturday night here with her parents, returning Sunday afternoon.
Sam Howell of Scot Field IL spent the weekend with his wife and son and mother, Mrs. Lena Howell.
Elmer Grissom, wife and daughter, Jenny, of Caldwell KS have been visiting relatives here. They returned to their home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Walker and Ernest Walker, wife and children of Dyersburg spent last week here in the home ofMr. and Mrs. H.C. Millneer.
J. T. Moore, wife and daughter Dianne, spent last weekend in Friendship.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Rice and son of Troy spent the weekend here and attended the Rice and Grissom reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Holland and sons, Steve and Dick, and Kayle Holland spent last weekend in Covington, visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Dumas and their mother, Mrs. W. M. Holland, who is visiting there and observed her 78th birthday on the 2nd of Sept.
Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. Tom Holland, Mrs. Mary Rice, Mrs. Dora Goff, Mrs. D.L. Story and Mrs. Flake Benson attended the W.S.C.S. District Meeting at Milan last Thursday.
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The Sardis News 29 June 1906