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Show LOCAL, BRIEFS The Men's $2. Shoe Sale at Mc-Culley's Mc-Culley's is an attraction of the season. sea-son. ' It Born, on Sunday, August 5th. to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lukes, Old Hickory mine, a baby girl. We nave a few good bargains left yet in Ladies' Slippers at a surprising surpris-ing price. McCulley's. It Now is the time to buy farming tools and machinery, as the prices are soaring higher, each day. Our line of plows, binders and mowers is complete, at prices you cannot duplicate. dupli-cate. Burns & Bird. The Thursday morning bridge club held its usual meeting yesterday yester-day at 10 o'clock at the Atkin Hotel. After the games there was a fine banquet' lunch ready for" the members, mem-bers, prepared by the hostess of the hotel! One young man gives as a reason for exemption that he recently married mar-ried a widow having two, children. His mother was opposed, but declares de-clares that if it will exempt him it was all for the best after all. Mrs. P. Duffln, Mrs. W. H. Elmer and Mrs. Lewis gave a shower for Mrs. Kinney at the home of Mrs. Duffln last Friday afternoon. The rooms were nicely decorated for the occasion. Five hundred was the pastime pas-time for the occasion and eight tables were arranged for same. Mrs. Kesler was winner of first prize, Mrs. Horace Elmer second, and the consolation conso-lation prize fell to Mrs. Ches. Barton. Bar-ton. A delicious two course luncheon was served after the games. Many beautiful gifts were bestowed upon the honoree by her friends. |
